We Care provides emergency shelter for unhoused men and supportive services for unhoused adults in Turlock. We offer a safe place to sleep, meals, case management, and referrals to help our guests move toward permanent housing and stability.

Our shelter serves adult men experiencing homelessness. Unfortunately, we are not licensed or funded to shelter families, women, or children, but we do refer individuals to other local programs that can support those populations.

We Care is funded through a combination of government grants, private foundations, and generous contributions from local families, businesses, and churches. Every dollar helps us keep our doors open and serve the most vulnerable in our community.

One of the best ways to help is by cooking or serving dinner for our shelter guests. Individuals, families, service groups, and faith communities are all welcome. Visit our volunteer page here or the dinner sign-up page here to get involved!

Absolutely. We’re always in need of warm meals, hygiene items, socks, cleaning supplies, and more. Contact us for a current list of high-need items or to schedule a drop-off. Furthermore, feel free to check out our Amazon Wishlist.

No. We Care maintains a sober environment. Drugs, alcohol, and disruptive behavior are not tolerated in order to protect the safety and dignity of all guests.

We follow a clear code of conduct. Guests who violate rules may be given a warning or asked to leave, depending on the situation. Our goal is always to create a safe, respectful space.

Providing shelter for families or youth requires different licensing, facilities, staffing, and safety protocols. We are happy to refer families to agencies that specialize in serving them.

We’re happy to hear from you. Visit our contact page here. Your feedback, questions, and support matter to us.