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The San Diego City Council has slashed funding to the Neil Good Day Center, a homeless services hub run by Father Joe’s Villages for the past 35 years in downtown San Diego.

Hundreds of homeless individuals rely on the center.

The Neil Good Day Center, a homeless resource hub, will shutter later this year after serving the community for 35 years.

As more people feel the impact of H.R. 1 and cuts to CalFresh, Father Joe's Villages and other service providers need support to meet our community's needs.

Father Joe’s Villages says it will continue the day center at its main campus but now must raise more than $300,000.

Father Joe’s Villages is a homeless shelter and detox facility in downtown San Diego that can house about 800 people a night. On a campus spread across several city blocks, it offers on-site health and dental clinics, a therapeutic child care center and vocational ...

New federal work requirements take effect Monday for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.

Father Joe's ran out of food during its weekly food distribution drive thru May 15, had to turn away 200 cars. Spokesperson said this has never happened before.

The non-profit told ABC 10News that shortage is leading to them having to start rationing how much they can hand out at times.