The Resilience Runners, Walkers, and Wheelers group at the Torres Shelter was created to kick off a healthy start to the day through exercise. This inclusive program helps increase confidence and decreases stress, create community, and improve well-being for folks experiencing homelessness.
Read MoreOur April 2023 newsletter includes details about our Navigation Center, Duke's Pet Park, the Howard Slater Memorial Fund and an update on our Home Again campaign.
Read MoreDeborah has received life-saving services at True North. Here’s her story.
Read MoreThe Torres Community Shelter put Mark on the road to recovery and stability. Here’s his story.
Read MoreWith the help of the Torres Community Shelter, Gene is on her way to finding a safe, comfortable home. Here’s her story.
Read MoreRaymond says the Torres Community Shelter has always been there to help him get back on his feet. Here’s his story.
Read MoreAngela entered our programs at the Torres Community Shelter about one year ago, and we are so proud of how far she has come. Here’s her story.
Read MoreTrue North Housing Alliance is participating in #GivingTuesdayNow, and we need your help! Every act of kindness counts. You can change the lives of the homeless adults, seniors and families that we serve while they shelter in place.
Read MoreWe're recognizing some of our incredibly hard-working, dedicated volunteers in the spirit of National Volunteer Week. Meet meal providers Glenn and Terrie Fry!
Read MoreTrue North Housing Alliance is recognizing some of our incredibly hard-working, dedicated volunteers in the spirit of National Volunteer Week. Here’s how the Chico Unified Teachers Association gives back.
Read MoreIn the spirit of National Volunteer Week, True North Housing Alliance is recognizing some of our incredibly hard-working, dedicated volunteers. Here’s why Susan and Fred Bowdy serve.
Read MoreEvan’s life changed dramatically after he arrived at the Torres Community Shelter. This is his journey, from homeless and addicted to sheltered, sober and determined to change his life for the better.
Read MoreTrue North Housing Alliance continues placing vulnerable homeless individuals, including those who living unsheltered in parks, encampments or on the streets of Chico, into local motel rooms as part of Project Roomkey.
Read MoreTim meets the Woman in the Red Coat on the streets of Chico one Easter Sunday, and it changes his life.
Read MoreTrue North Housing Alliance helped move 26 Torres Community Shelter guests who are 65 and older and/or medically fragile into local motel rooms as part of Project Roomkey. This program allows True North to protect the vulnerable Butte County homeless population during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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