Update from Face to Face March 17, 2020: As a safety net health and human services provider, Face to Face will continue providing care for our youth in the midst of the Coronavirus outbreak. We have made adjustments to program delivery for the safety for all. SafeZone Drop-In Center: we will be providing food, transportation […] Read more
Destiny’s story Donate to youth like Destiny. As we prepare to celebrate the graduations of our loved ones, please consider supporting a young person with no support system. Here is how we support young people in obtaining their diplomas. When Destiny* was 16, her mother kicked her out of the house for getting pregnant. […] Read more
March 2019 FaceTime We want to hear from you. Our guiding principles in working with youth tell us that they are on a journey. We see the interconnectedness of past, present, and future as youth decide where they want to go and how to get there. We want to hear from you about your journey. […] Read more
Kao’s story Support Face to Face youth Kao’s first interaction with Face to Face was not within the walls of either of its locations. It was on the street. After a series of miscommunications and misunderstandings, Kao no longer felt welcome in his own home. He began getting into trouble with the law, spending his […] Read more
Face to Face supports youth ages 11 to 24 with health care, mental health services, and basic needs services for youth experiencing homelessness. We serve over 3,000 youth every year.
Face to Face has received GuideStar’s Platinum Seal of Transparency – the highest level of recognition from this organization.
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