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Modesto creates a countywide system of care for youth experiencing homelessness

Modesto creates a countywide system of care for youth experiencing homelessness

by dmurillo | Feb 10, 2024 | News

Source: Western CityBy: Edgar R. Garcia Thanks to a strong public-private partnership, Modesto officials are giving the city’s most vulnerable youth the tools and services they need to avoid chronic homelessness. For years, the region’s youth homelessness crisis was...
Hutton House: Caring for Youth

Hutton House: Caring for Youth

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Feb 1, 2024 | Hutton House, News

Hutton House was established in 1976 as a sanctuary for runaway and homeless youth ages 13 to 17 and their families, offering a 24-hour safe space to provide support and care. Hutton House operates a 24-hour crisis line and extends its services to include day services...
Holiday Joy at Hutton House

Holiday Joy at Hutton House

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Nov 27, 2023 | Hutton House, News

The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration. As a shelter, Hutton House plays a crucial role in ensuring that the holiday season becomes a source of solace rather than added stress. Clients and staff members are invited to join the festivities and bring along...
Finding Hope and Support at Hutton House

Finding Hope and Support at Hutton House

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Oct 30, 2023 | Hutton House, News

Jaymes, a former client of Hutton House, found a safe place to stay when he needed it most. Jaymes’ journey with the program began when his mother, out of concern, sought help for him. Having run away from home, she believed that Hutton House was a stable...
A Safe Place to Stay

A Safe Place to Stay

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Aug 10, 2023 | Hutton House, News

In 1976, Hutton House was established as a sanctuary for runaway and homeless youth ages 13 to 17, offering a 24-hour safe space to provide support and care. Hutton House operates a 24-hour crisis line and extends its services to include day services and drop-in...
Follow the Youth Navigation Center (YNC) on Facebook!

Follow the Youth Navigation Center (YNC) on Facebook!

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Jul 1, 2021 | News

Like and Follow our Facebook page to stay updated on all things YNC, including services, resources, news, job openings and events. Follow us on...
Article: A new shelter will take in homeless young people in Modesto. Can it cure the problem?

Article: A new shelter will take in homeless young people in Modesto. Can it cure the problem?

by dcervantes@centerforhumanservices.org | Jul 1, 2021 | News

Article by Ken Carlson, Modesto Bee The Center for Human Services will open a navigation center in Modesto to provide shelter, temporary housing and services for teenagers and young adults, 13 to 24 years old, who are homeless, in a crisis or don’t have stable...

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