In this opinion piece, ED Mary Lydon discusses how currently the abandoned U.S. Navy’s H Barracks will eventually be demolished down to the concrete slab and will be the future site for the unsheltered.

Hosted by HomeAid San Diego, Lennar and Building Talent Foundation

HomeAid SD brought together local, regional and national leaders in the nonprofit and construction industries to celebrate the success of its WORKS (Workforce Opportunities for Rebuilding through Knowledge and Skills) Program at an event on March 13.

HomeAid San Diego’s very own, Mary Lydon, writes in the Daily Transcript about how to solve homelessness.

Nonprofit organization raises over $60,000 for projects, outreach, advocacy and more

HomeAid SD Graduates 3rd WORKS Program Cohort in Oct. 2022

A renovated property recently opened in Normal Heights that will house young women facing homelessness while pregnant or caring for a child.

HomeAid San Diego's executive director Mary Lydon collaborated with Middlemarch Fund's Deborah Norwood Ruane to highlight several recent events that have set the stage for this collaboration and what needs to occur moving forward to stay on track to address this issue.

HomeAid San Diego graduates 14 student from their 2nd WORKS Training Course on June 27, 2022 - San Diego Union Tribune article about the program and why students are getting hired after graduation.

HomeAid San Diego Graduates Second Cohort, June 27, 2022

New HomeAid SD workforce development course graduated 7 students in March 2022 and many have been hired by local companies; next course slated for June 13.

HomeAid SD helped Shoreline on this renovation project by securing free and below cost materials and supplies.

The Daily Transcript Opinion Column Published April 6, 2022

HomeAid San Diego and Lennar Congratulate First Construction Training Program Graduates, March 21, 2022

HomeStart, Inc. Maternity Shelter Groundbreaking Ceremony, Feb. 22, 2022