Our Stories

Joaquin Jordan’s professional and life experiences have made him uniquely equipped to serve the vulnerable population that comes through the doors at True North Housing Alliance.

After struggling with a near-death experience and mental health challenges, David turned to True North Housing Alliance, where he found support, housing and hope for his future.

Robert and Debra found housing and healing with True North’s programs. This is their story.

Rolland, a 70-year-old U.S. Marine Corps veteran, was homeless in Chico for several months this year. Here's how True North Housing Alliance helped him find a safe, affordable place to call home.

Team True North and our dedicated partners have ensured that the children we serve have continued to learn, have fun and stay safe during this pandemic.

Being a monitor for True North is a lively job. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the valuable role our shelter and housing program monitors have within our organization.

We spoke to our guest John about his experiences with homelessness and mental illness, sharing his story in honor of Mental Illness Awareness Week (Oct. 4-10).

After experiencing homelessness and heroin addiction, Eric is now happily housed and sober. He couldn’t have done it without True North Housing Alliance. Here’s his story.

Our friends with the Butte County Local Food Network stopped by to help us improve our summer garden at the Torres Community Shelter. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look.

At True North, we couldn't change the lives of homeless people in Butte County without our team of dedicated, hardworking staff members. Our Lead Monitor Michelle is moving on to the next chapter of her career, but has made a vital impact within our organization and our community.

Our weekly recreational enrichment activities encourage creativity and connection, which are vital to the well-being of the homeless people we serve.