Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast. Joining us today is Kenan Pala. Kenan is the CEO and founder of Kids4Community. His primary goal was to encourage other children his age and younger to get involved with their communities. Now, he’s on his way to earn his undergraduate degree and we had a chance to catch up with the young superstar

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Kids are 100% of the Future

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast. Joining us today is Mauro Alvarez. Mauro is a local artist and now the visionary behind the largest mural in Escondido titled "Journey to Healing." This mural will live on as a symbol of recovery for all those who will begin transforming their lives at the Abraham and Lillian Turk Recuperative Care Center, for years to come.

Journey to Healing

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast. Joining us today is Brenda Mitchell. Brenda redefines the words strength and community leader.  She “can’t sit back feeling sorry for herself, but instead, is hearing a call to action” with the hopes that no one feels her heartbreak. Listen and learn more about Brenda’s beloved son, Andrew, and her insights supporting our loved ones and neighbors experiencing homelessness, mental health and addiction. In partnership with Friends of La Posada, The Andrew Salazar Memorial Golf Tournament on July 16th will raise funds supporting our organizational efforts in ending homelessness. For more information visit www.homelessinsandiego.org 

A Mother's Endless Love

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast Season Two: “Homebound.” Joining us today is Richard. Richard lived on the streets for 25 long years. Now, Richard’s been housed for over 10 years. He enjoys cooking at home and working on his art. Even more incredibly, he opens his home to other people experiencing homelessness.

You Got to Give to Get

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast Season Two: “Homebound.” Joining us today is Phyllis and Peggy Peattie. Phyllis is a Dental Hygienist with lived-experience in San Diego for a decade. Peggy is an independent photojournalist, documenting the stories of homeless populations and teaching visual journalism at SDSU and UCSD. Get ready for an amazing conversation!

"The only thing harder than being homeless is getting out of homelessness"

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast Season Two: “Homebound.” Joining us today is Mark Kaleimamahu and John Brady. Mark is a choir member who incredibly overcame homelessness. John is the Director of Advocacy for Voices of our City with lived-experience himself.

Local Voices National Stage

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast Season Two: “Homebound.” Joining us today is Jennifer Kacizak. Jennifer is a Cancer survivor, Homelessness survivor, and all-around inspiration. Could you imagine facing both during COVID-19?

Surviving Cancer and Homelessness through COVID-19

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” Anne Miskey is the CEO of the Union Station Homeless Services in San Gabriel. Last year, they helped over 1,100 people out of homelessness and continue to do a lot of the same work we do in San Diego.

Homelessness: A Common Cause

Thank you for tuning in to our second season: Homebound – where we will look at four key parts of Homelessness: Housing, Recovery, Poverty, and Mental Health. Today we’ll be focusing on Mental Health. Here joining us today is Michael Joseph. Michael is a Homelessness Advisor for Simtech Solutions with lived experience and a quintessential Interfaith success story.

Homeless Mental Health: “A Tiny Bandaid on a Big Wound”

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” Joining us today is Kimberly. Kimberly was housed through Interfaith’s  Rapid Rehousing Program when she found herself experiencing homelessness after being wrongfully convicted of a crime. Through her strength and resilience, she quickly went from living in her car to having a place to call her own.

Overcoming Injustice: I am the 8%

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” Interfaith Community Services CEO Greg Anglea along with our frontline staff speak about our COVID-19 response efforts. This virtual behind-the-scenes tour of Interfaith’s program leaders at multiple Interfaith locations.

On the Frontlines: Interfaith's COVID-19 Response Efforts

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” Here to talk about his expertise on homelessness is Iain de Jong. Iain is the President and CEO of ORGCODE and the author of “The Book on Ending Homelessness.”

Poverty: How to End Homelessness

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” In this episode, we will be talking to Michael Tatum. Michael is a formerly homeless individual and now a resident of the Stella Housing Development.

Housing: Stay Healthy, Stay Alive

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” In this special episode, Interfaith Case Manager, Abigail Celestino, and Program Manager of Emergency Services, Eren Hernandez, join Greg Anglea to talk about Interfaith’s response to COVID-19. We see the stories on the news, but what is happening on the frontlines? Tune-in and find out!

COVID-19: On the Frontlines

Host Greg Anglea, CEO of Interfaith Community Services, welcomes you to the Homeless in San Diego Podcast — Season Two: “Homebound.” This season we are diving into four topics: Housing, Recovery, Poverty, and Mental Health. Here to talk about their expertise with Housing is Anthony White. Anthony is a veteran who experienced homelessness after serving our country. Now, Anthony serves a different purpose. With a new found passion in Homeless Advocacy at the local and state level, he is now a member of the San Diego Homeless-Experienced Advocacy and Leadership (HEAL) Network.

Housing: It Happened Slow, but All at Once

An Interfaith Community Services podcast about the myths and realities around the big issue, and what you can do to help.

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