Anthony’s struggle with addiction seemed endless, until a connection with Street Life Ministries changed everything. With their support, he found sobriety, stability, and a purpose—now helping others on their own recovery journeys.
Matt F's journey from addiction to recovery is a story of transformation made possible by the support of Street Life Ministries.
MB, a Redwood City native, faced significant challenges with addiction and homelessness, but his story is one of hope thanks to Street Life Ministries
Happy Winter to all!
Our temperatures have dropped and the rain is falling. Our Clothing Closet is doing good work distributing warm, dry clothes to our folks in need and we have seen an uptick in attendees for our fellowship. We are still packaging our hot meals to-go, but some folks choose
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Here’s a distressing statistic: Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, on any given night in America, more than half a million people were homeless. Since the coronavirus outbreak, those without homes face the most severe consequences,
As many global and local communities are impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19), Street Life Minitries (SLM) is committed to the health and safety of our street friends and volunteers serving in
number5kitchen will continue serving daily changing family meals to go. To order, please call 650.665.9655. Payment will be accepted by credit card over the phone. Pickup will be done at curbside/shop front in downtown San Carlos.
Family meal menu:
Local officials and nonprofits are scrambling to protect San Mateo County’s homeless population from spreading coronavirus while still providing food and other services with fewer resources than usual. Read Full Article
Street Life Ministries partnering with the Redwood City Police has helped build community between law enforcement and those who live on the streets in a very special way.
The Redwood City police have come and served dinners for us over five years this shows some real community support. We as a ministry
“Somehow or another, they’ve lost their way. Some are so far gone they think no one can ever forgive them,” Shearin said. “What we do in the ministry we just continue to show love and forgiveness.”
