A U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 991079174) advancing practical interventions that reduce harm and build durable pathways out of homelessness.
We align near-term relief with long-term outcomes: safe places to stay, paid work experience, and navigation to permanent housing and services.
Our team works alongside people experiencing homelessness, local governments, and community-based organizations to ensure that each initiative has a clearly defined purpose, location, and point of contact. Every activity is designed so that partners can verify what we do and how resources are used.
Contributions may be tax-deductible as allowed by law. We publish clear scopes, eligibility, and results for each initiative so that funders, agencies, and neighbors understand the impact of our work.
Outreach, food and hygiene, and case navigation delivered with trusted local partners. Teams work in areas with high need and coordinate closely with shelters, day-centers, and health providers.
Each relief effort lists a service area, schedule, and referral process so that other agencies can confidently send participants or connect them to our staff.
Paid transitional crews, coaching, and employer connections that lead to stable income. Participants build recent work history, references, and basic certifications while earning wages.
We develop written agreements with employers to define safety, supervision, and hiring expectations, ensuring that people are not just placed in short-term roles but have a pathway into longer-term work.
Interim safe sites and clear pathways to permanent homes with wrap-around services. We coordinate with housing navigators, property partners, and case managers to move people from temporary locations into stable housing.
Sites operate under posted rules and clear lines of responsibility, making it easier for neighbors, agencies, and residents to understand how the program functions.
We are organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes under IRC 501(c)(3). EIN: 991079174. Our organizing documents and IRS determination letter are available to agencies and donors upon request.
Principal office: 8342 GARDEN GROVE BLVD STE 6, GARDEN GROVE, CA 92844. Contact: contact@caijiu-jitsuacademy.cfd, +17197926649. These contact points are monitored so that verification requests receive a timely response.
Board-approved policies include conflicts of interest, document retention, and financial controls. We separate restricted and unrestricted funds and use simple internal reporting so that program spending can be traced back to its source.