Blog, News & Media
More Than Clean: Why Hygiene Is Essential for Dignity, Health, and Hope
Hygiene is more than a daily task—it’s a step toward dignity, health, and hope. At Shoreline, we provide showers and wellness services to help our unhoused neighbors feel seen, supported, and empowered on their path to stability.
Shoreline’s 2024 Annual Report Is Here!
We’re proud to share Shoreline Community Services’ 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the progress, impact, and community partnerships that shaped our work over the past year.
Harnessing the Power of Community Relationships
At The Compass Station, we connect Guests with vital resources through partners like PATH San Diego, Family Health Centers, and We See You San Diego. From housing and healthcare to addiction recovery, these providers help our neighbors take the next step toward stability.
Why Volunteering Matters: How You Can Join the Movement
Looking to make a real impact in your community but not sure where to start? At Shoreline Community Services, we offer a variety of volunteer opportunities to fit your skills and interests.
Our volunteers are at the heart of our mission, helping to create a more compassionate and connected neighborhood. Join us in making a difference—one act of kindness at a time.
Building a Thriving Neighborhood: The Power of Interdependence
At Shoreline Community Services, we harness the power of community to tackle urgent social challenges. From housing connections to hygiene support, we’re building a compassionate, inclusive neighborhood where everyone belongs.
Join us in making a difference today!
Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness: The Role of Transitional Housing and Employment
Homelessness requires a multi-faceted solution. Transitional housing provides stability, safety, and supportive services to help individuals rebuild their lives. Employment programs like Shoreline Community Services’ Community Care Crew offer paid work, skill-building, and career guidance, empowering participants to achieve self-sufficiency.
Learn more about these vital programs and how you can help make a difference—read the full blog today!
Raising Awareness for Hunger and Homelessness: A Call for Compassion and Action
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week highlights the challenges faced by unhoused individuals. At Shoreline Community Services, we’re working to bridge the gaps and create a compassionate, thriving community. Learn how you can help on our blog!
PB Monthly – Pacific Beach streets, sidewalks are getting cleaned by unhoused residents striving to overcome adversity
It’s 6:28 a.m. and it’s quiet in Pacific Beach. There’s a chill in the air left over by the overnight marine layer. Streetlights are all that illuminate the streets. In those waking hours, behind St. Andrew’s by the Sea Episcopal Church, five people gather and don neon green vests. They’re
Introducing the SCS Blog: Discovering a Community of Purpose at Shoreline Community Services
In our first blog post, Marketing Intern Victoria Aguilar shares her journey from uncertainty to finding purpose at Shoreline Community Services. Discover how Shoreline’s mission and community-focused work created the perfect fit for her passion to make a difference.
SDNews – Shoreline Community Services highlights challenges of homeless crisis
A recent update on homelessness in Pacific Beach painted a grim picture of overburdened and outdated service models coping with a worsening crisis. The good news however is that nonprofit Shoreline Community Services, whose mission is to eliminate homelessness in San Diego’s central beach area, is continuing… Read More…
Woman of the Year D77
Our Executive Director, Caryn Blanton, was named Woman of the Year for Assembly District 77! Assemblyperson Tasha Boerner hosted a luncheon in La Jolla for Caryn and 10 other “Women of Impact” who lead and inspire in our district. We are proud of Caryn and the work she has been
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More volunteers needed for Point in Time Count of unsheltered on Jan. 25 The Regional Task Force on Homelessness needs more volunteers for the 2024 Point in Time Count on Jan. 25 and The Compass Station in Pacific Beach is again preparing for the big day. Upwards of 1,600 volunteers