21 Q4 Impact Report

IMPACT REPORT
NOVEMBER 2021

“Make us worthy, Lord, to serve those throughout the
world who live and die in poverty or hunger. Give them,
through our hands, this day their daily bread; and by
our understanding love, give peace and joy. Amen.”

- Prayer of Saint Teresa of Calcutta

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HELPING CHILDREN & FAMILIES
DURING BACK-TO-SCHOOL

The generous support of donors toward our Distance During the last school
Learning initiative in 2020 enabled Father Joe’s Villages year, our Educational
to hire an Education Coordinator supporting families Coordinator provided
on our Village campus, as well as those residing in our
other housing programs. 500

The coordinator has been working with families in rapid- sessions with our
rehousing and supportive housing to ensure each child is school-age children.
set up for educational success, whether through distance
or in-person learning. Our Education Coordinator works This year to date,
with local schools to advocate for children’s needs, offers Therapeutic
individual tutoring sessions, and provides educational Childcare has
activities for children to practice at home.
distributed school
Additionally, as children returned to school this year, supplies over
we equipped them with a backpack, school supplies,
and the opportunity for tutoring support with the 600
coordinator and other volunteers.
times.
“Overall, our biggest concern is how can we best
support families and kids through all of the unknowns.”

– Jennifer Ryan, Manager of Therapeutic Childcare

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SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA VILLA
SET TO OPEN IN JANUARY

Saint Teresa of Calcutta Villa will be finished We have served over
ahead of schedule in early 2022. Neighbors
will begin moving into their new homes as 600
early as January, ending the homelessness
of more than 500 people. Father Joe’s individuals through our Supportive
Villages' Supportive & Affordable Housing Housing and more than
programs, such as Saint Teresa of Calcutta
Villa, include on-going services to 800
ensure residents successfully remain in
housing long-term, while also building people through Affordable
independence and self-sufficiency. Housing so far this year.

“Saint Teresa of Calcutta Villa will bring hope to
those who need it most and stands as a proud
example of what can be accomplished when
public funding and generous private donors
work together.”

– Ed Witt, Honorary Chair of the Hope Lives Here Campaign

EXCLUSIVE SNEAK PEEK!

The Father Joe Carroll Memorial
Promenade in front of the Villa will
feature statues of children playing hide-
and-seek, symbolizing the hopes and
dreams that each of our neighbors had
as children, and the encouraging reality
that it is never too late to begin again.

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DENTAL CLINIC RENOVATION

The Village Health Center recently renovated the
James P. Vernetti, DDS Dental Clinic to provide
a calming and professional environment for
patients with increased patient privacy, new
state-of-the-art equipment, cabinetry,
flooring and lighting.
Soothing color schemes and artwork portray
colorful, inviting, and hopeful images. New
center consoles between each dental station
allow for a relaxed service experience to
encourage clients to continue regular dental
care with us. The consoles also provide
additional storage space for dental equipment.
We are immensely grateful to Ron and Betsy
Vernetti and the Health Resources & Services
Administration (HRSA)* for providing the funding
needed to renovate and modernize this critical
space within the Village Health Center.

*This project was supported in part by the Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
(HHS). The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent
the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA/HHS, or the U.S. Government.

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2021 YEAR-TO-DATE OUTCOMES

FROM JANUARY - SEPTEMBER

Father Joe’s Villages’ The Village Health Center Father Joe’s Villages
Homeless Court has provided critical has served over
program offers
misdemeanor medical, behavioral, and 2,600
dental health services, as
defendants the option people through shelter
to engage with Father well as substance programs this
Joe’s Villages’ supportive use disorder treatment, year, including

services in place of to nearly 145
custody and fines. The
2,400 families, nearly
program has helped
patients through 270
22 more than
children and
defendants with various 12,700
legal issues, patient visits. 150

including enabling For many, Street Health is Transitional Age Youth
the first contact with our (16-25 years).
18
comprehensive Village
of those defendants Health Center services.
to have their cases
Among more than
dismissed and
400
7
individuals who have been
of those defendants served by Street Health
to have their fines this year, over
dismissed, all of which
move individuals closer 100
to self-sufficiency.
people have followed up
with additional Father Joe’s
Villages health services at our
clinic, starting their journey

toward long-term care.

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LOOKING FORWARD TO 2022

TURNING THE KEY INITIATIVE

Father Joe’s Villages’ Turning the Key Initiative aims to build 2,000 units of
affordable housing for people overcoming homelessness. We have made
significant progress already, with exciting possibilities next year!

SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA VILLA

Father Joe’s Villages will welcome more than 500 people into their new
homes during the first quarter of 2022.

1 7TH & C O M M E R C I A L

Father Joe's Villages is
working to secure funding
for a new affordable housing
community, to be located at
17th and Commercial Streets
and serving individuals
and families. We currently
use this property as a
maintenance facility and
parking lot.

1 6TH & I S L A N D “Creative solutions and collaboration
are necessary to address the
Father Joe’s Villages is collaborating homelessness and affordable housing
with God’s Extended Hand to build crisis the San Diego region is currently
a new facility at 16th and Island. facing. Partnerships, like this one with
While many of the details are being God’s Extended Hand, are the key to
determined, we anticipate the new creating a future where all neighbors in
building will include affordable need have the opportunity to thrive in
and supportive housing for those homes of their own."
struggling with homelessness.
– Deacon Jim Vargas, President and CEO of Father Joe’s Villages.

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EXPANDING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

Father Joe’s Villages is expanding our behavioral
health programs to meet the growing need we
see on our streets every day.

Expansion in 2022 will include renovation and
expansion of our ATEC (Addiction Treatment
& Education Center), and behavioral health
facilities, which are both part of the Village
Health Center. These changes will allow our
professionals to serve more clients. Additionally,
we are adding behavioral health clinicians
to our Street Health team to provide more
comprehensive medical care to our unsheltered
neighbors on city streets.

RENOVATION OF THE FRANKLIN ANTONIO
PUBLIC LUNCH DINING ROOM

With the help of donor support, we are excited to
be making capital improvements to the dining room
and kitchen in the Paul Mirabile Center, where the
Franklin Antonio Public Lunch Program is offered daily.
Renovations include new flooring, lighting, fixtures, paint
and other improvements to provide a dignified dining
experience to those in need of warm, nutritious meals.

We are immensely grateful to generous donors and
organizations that contributed to renovations and
updates in our Franklin Antonio Public Lunch Program
Dining Room. These include Allan and Peggy Keck
and the TriMark R.W. Smith company, for providing
industry-standard restaurant equipment and funding
so critical to the meals we serve, along with the Ellen
Browning Scripps Foundation, for a generous grant to
this project. Additionally, thank you to contributors to
the Hope Lives Here campaign, which has provided vital
funding to this needed renovation.

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

who have contributed to the Hope Lives Here campaign!*

Anonymous (5) · Sam and Shereen Attisha · Donald and Katherine Auten
Rodney and Kim Ballard · Robert and Virginia Bayer · Ramona Bovo
Richard and Rosalie Bregante · John and Grace Brickner
The Most Reverend Robert H. Brom · Joan Brouillette · BWE, Inc.

The Carroll Family · Jim and Anna Carroll · The Casazza and Gildred Families
John and Fran Castle · Kathryn and James† Colachis · Carol Criqui
Robert and Kathlene Cueva · Chuck and Dottie Cunningham

Scott and Kimberly Daniel · Donald F. DeAngelo · The Epstein Family
Lisette and Michael Farrell Family Foundation · Robert Ferrier and Marcia Samuels
William and Alicia Flores Family · Jim and Lu Francis · Kathleen and Albert Fredman
Reverend Charles Fuld · Rosemary S. Gallagher · John and Colleen Garbaczewski

Lily George, M.D · Andrew and Karen Gilligan · Hortensia and Victor Gonzalez
Joseph and June Green · Father Joe's Villages Ladies Guild

Kevin and Andrea Harkenrider · Grace and Jack† Hawkes · Arthur Hawkins, Jr.
Rob Irving and Julie Greenberg · Joan and Irwin Jacobs · Wesley Jollett

Joan Jones and Frank Ault · Joe and Mary Jordan · Randy Kelly · John Kikuchi
David Kiley · Bob Kilian · Heather Kostyzak · Stephanie and Leslie Kourie

John and Mary Kracha · Burton Larkin† · David Latham (Hitching Post Motels)
Perry and Christine Lieber · Hong-Der and Li-Shei Lin · Fred and Mary Manak

Diane and Jim† Martin · Tom and Rita Martin · Craig and Tina McKasson
John and Kathleen McKinley · John and Vera McMahon

Gregory and Andrea McMullen · Msgr. Dennis Mikulanis · John Mock
Bob and Barbara Moore-Carter · Dennis Morgan and Kathy Cusick

Marion Mullins · Jeanne and Richard Norling · Jim and Jean O’Grady
Kathleen and Eric Olsen · Marty and Mary Peters · Sandra and Ron Rabourne

Michael and Isabel Rafferty · Robert Ratcliffe · RCP Block and Brick, Inc.
Mary Katherine Reeber · Mike Retz · Ken and Wendy Roos · Dave and Marcie Rowe
San Raphael Parish · Gary Sanders · Mike and Celia Schleyhahn · Theodore Schriefer

Kathleen Sellick · Robert Semmer and Alex Kwoka · Jamie and Charity Settineri
Steve and Val Spooner · Saint Joseph Catholic Church · Diane and Jim Stumph

Phillip and Jeannine Sullivan · Bob and Ellen Svatos · Janet Troy
Richard and Sylvia Trumbull · Roger and Barbara Tubbesing · The Tyner Family

Deacon Jim and Frances Vargas · Ron and Betsy Vernetti
The Linc and Mary Ward Family · Mary Pat and Richard Warner · Dona Whitaker

Ed and Ann Witt

*As of October 6, 2021

† In Memoriam

CONTACT US

[email protected]

619-446-2112

@FatherJoesVillages @FatherJoes

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