Career and Budgeting Workshop presenters needed.
The Interfaith Shelter Network provides workshops to our homeless guests on career planning and on budgeting. Our volunteer presenters come from all walks of life.
We have a curriculum, and materials ready for you, all you have to do is complete a training by setting a one-on-one training with the Outreach Coordinator or attending one of our other Career workshops beforehand on Weekend availability necessary.
Opportunities all over San Diego County from Jan 2025 to April 2025.
This is a very rewarding experience where you can help our guests in reaffirming valuable life skills that will help them stay on track with their goals, and case management in order to exit our program successfully.
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
3530 CAMINO DEL RIO N STE 301, SAN DIEGO, CA 92108, US
Our Mission To coordinate the efforts of participating congregations, social service agencies, and governmental programs in order to provide shelter and other resources to homeless individuals and families and enable those we serve to move toward self-sufficiency while respecting their dignity as children of God.
The Interfaith Shelter Network is a collaborative effort by local congregations, human services agencies and government entities to provide shelter, services, and resources to homeless San Diegans throughout the region.
The Network consists of two programs:
The Rotational Shelter and El Nido Transitional Living
They represent the work of more than 100 San Diego County congregations and 3,500+ volunteers who link to offer hands up to people seeking an end to their homelessness. Our volunteers and congregations collectively have sheltered more than 8,000 homeless people for more than 200,000 bed nights since 1986. More than half of our shelter guests leave our shelters for more permanent housing because of the professional guidance they receive from our case management agencies and the personal attention they receive from Network volunteers. In our El Nido program, virtually all our families leave for their own permanent affordable housing, and the majority of mothers leave with increased income and additional career related skills.
Multiple locations San Diego, CA 92108
August 7, 2024
