Our Vision:

To witness the transformation of individuals' lives and their valued contributions to the community, ending the cycle of homelessness.

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Our Mission Statement:

To assist individuals and families who are homeless and economically disadvantaged in supporting themselves to lead independent lives through our job training and assistance programs. Regardless of their life circumstances, they have the right to affordable transitional housing where they can live safely. We encourage individuals to be deeply aware of their physical and spiritual needs to survive life's challenges.

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Our Mission Statement Principles:

Inspired by firsthand experiences, we have embarked on the "God's Vision - Vision Possible" project. This endeavor is fueled by a deeply held belief in every individual's inherent worth and potential. Our ultimate mission is to establish a nurturing community that offers shelter and empowers its residents through comprehensive job training and employment opportunities.

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Central to our approach is creating a supportive environment that fosters personal growth. We are resolute in our commitment to restoring the fundamental elements of dignity, independence, and hope to those who have faced the harsh realities of homelessness.

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Vision Possible Ministry understands that every person deserves a chance to flourish and realize their potential. Through our work, we aim to catalyze change, offering a helping hand to those in need and a pathway toward brighter, more promising futures.

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Our inspiration comes from Jesus Knows My Name Ministry, which has proudly been a beacon of hope in the heart of Skid Row, located at 801 E 6th Street in Los Angeles, for over a decade. Our unwavering dedication has allowed us to witness the remarkable and transformative power of compassion and support.

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Join us on our journey of compassion and transformation as we strive to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. Together, we can bring hope, dignity, and independence to individuals who have faced adversity and homelessness.