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For most families in Orange County, CA, homelessness was not caused by substance abuse or mental illness.
Orange County, CA has the highest population of millionaires per capita and a lower than average support for non-profits.
In Orange County, CA, a person earning minimum wage would need to work 141 hours per week to afford a one bedroom apartment.
The majority of homeless people in Orange County, CA are working full-time jobs.
For the 2008 - 2009 school year, the Orange County, CA department of education reported over 18,000 homeless children. There are many more homeless children that are not registered in schools.
Orange County, CA has one of the highest population per capita of homeless in the US.
There are only 3,400 temporary shelter beds available.

iHOPE's Mission

iHOPE's mission is to provide basic services to the homeless, at-risk, underserved, and working poor in south Orange County.

iHOPE's Vision

Our vision is to provide the tools and support they need to guide them in their return to self-sufficiency.

We are committed to community collaboration, education and advocacy for the needy using an interfaith approach to articulate, defend and advocate the dignity and value of the human person.

iHOPE - Interfaith Homeless Outreach Project for Empowerment

iHOPE's Mission

iHOPE's Vision