For more than five decades, SAY San Diego (Social Advocates for Youth) has been helping local kids, families, and seniors navigate challenges they can’t face alone. The nonprofit serves as a beacon for local residents by offering more than 30 programs that range from youth mentorship and crisis support to increasing access to stable housing and mental health services to substance-use prevention and workforce development. “For 55 years, SAY’s story has been shaped by listening

Seniors today face challenges that were unimaginable to previous generations, and some turn to nonprofit organizations to bridge the gap. Serving Seniors helps low-income older adults with housing assistance, social services, and more. The nonprofit provides 1.5 million meals and coordinated services to 13,265 older adults each year, the majority living on less than $1,125 per month. Dedicated volunteers, like Fred Davis, help make this important work possible. Since roughly

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Two years ago this week, Serving Seniors was ordered to shut down one of its core services to impoverished San Diego County seniors to...

Meals on Wheels San Diego County, a local nonprofit that focuses on supporting the independence and well-being of seniors, is seeking...

So you’ve decided you want to do something to help older people in your community, but you’re not sure where to start. Here are five ways...