Our Impact for 2025

 In 2025, Inland Compassion strengthened and expanded our community response to homelessness, hunger, and health-related needs. We fully launched our internship case management program with students from Grand Canyon University and Cal Poly Humboldt University, increasing our capacity to provide consistent follow-up, resource navigation, and warm handoffs to partner services.

Our 2025 Glance 

• 3,211 total individuals served
• 1,142 people experiencing homelessness served
• 346 families served
• 93 individuals connected to housing
• 341 case management intakes completed 

Housing & Stability

• 60 transitional housing referrals (Home Connect)
• 130 ID vouchers issued
• 47 birth certificate vouchers issued  

Health, Safety & Harm Reduction

• 1,099 Narcan kits distributed
• 1,795 fentanyl testing strips distributed
• 39 mental health referrals
• 30 substance use treatment intake referrals  

Food & Basic Needs

• 2 food banks launched
• 1,537 meals served
• 333 wellness kits distributed
• 1,736 people served through 5 Free Market events  

How We Worked

Our model pairs street outreach and basic-needs support with case management, housing navigation, and consistent follow-up—because stability takes more than a one-time contact. 

What We're Seeing

In 2025, we observed increasing need among individuals experiencing sheltered homelessness, a higher volume of eviction-prevention requests, and continued food insecurity—trends shaping our priorities for 2026. 

2026 Goals

• Launch the Unhoused Job Fair
• Launch two additional food banks and host three free markets
• Increase outreach using our newly donated RTA bus
• Expand community-led outreach to build trust and engagement
• Bring RNs and physicians into outreach to strengthen medical referrals and recuperative care pathways 

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