
The Village’s Second Josue Homes Open
St. Vincent de Paul’s second Josue Homes opened.
Please visit or contact any of the following to inquire about shelter availability:
Before accessing services for the first time, please check-in at the Joan Kroc Center.
Nov 27, 1993 | Timeline
St. Vincent de Paul’s second Josue Homes opened.
Jan 15, 1993 | Timeline
President Bill Clinton presented Father Joe a silver medallion, recognizing Father Joe’s Villages’ volunteer community service.
Nov 27, 1991 | Timeline
St. Vincent de Paul Center became St. Vincent de Paul Village when the Center separated from the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego and became an independent, board-governed nonprofit organization.
Nov 27, 1990 | Timeline
During this year, volunteers provided 64,000 hours of service to neighbors in need at the St. Vincent de Paul Center.
The number of bed nights provided at the Center for homeless men, women and children grew from approximately 100,000 in 1987 to 200,000 in 1990.
Nov 27, 1990 | Timeline
Father Joe is recognized by President George Bush as number 42 of his “Thousand Points of Light,” for inspiring community volunteers to help change people’s lives.
Nov 27, 1989 | Timeline
The Bishop Maher Center, adjacent to the Joan Kroc Center, opened to provide shelter for 150 men.
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