Phone 209-860-4390

Our Mission

The New Life Foundation mission and purpose is to serve some of the most hurt and broken people in our community. Our Vision and prayers is to reducing the homelessness to help people get as many people as possible of the streets and prison, most of all to radically change and transform their lifestyle through a myriad of programs and services. We offer hope through the love of Jesus – in word and deed.

Comprehensive

New Life Foundation was designed to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each guest. More than a food bank or soup kitchen, we provide daily shelter, clothing, meals, showers, Bible studies, life skills classes, employment training and assistance, addiction recovery, a medical clinic, Healing rooms and more.

Philanthropic

New life Foundation is able to meet those needs though local gifts from individuals, churches, groups, foundations, and businesses that care about the poor and homeless in Stanislaus county. It’s our growing vision and desire to extend our services to as many counties that God Permits..

ABOUT US

New Life Foundation is a compassionate and dedicated organization that provides comprehensive support and resources to empower individuals and families in transition, seniors, and persons with disabilities to achieve self-sufficiency and transform their lives.

NEW LIFE FOUNDATION

Empowerment

Building

brighter future together

Our Sole purpose of the New Life Foundation Program is to encourage men as they prepare for their return to society. The Program is designed to help individuals escape and recover from homelessness and addiction through practical, spiritual, emotional, social, educational, vocational, financial teaching, and encouragement. During this 6 month Program, residents will be able to rebuild work ethic through hands-on, transferable working skills doing jobs around the facilities; attend weekly life skills classes; attend one-on-one meetings weekly with Pastors, Christian Counselors for accountability services and case management; attend daily Bible studies; meet for financial advising once a week; and are encouraged to find a local church or our church to attend. Program residents also participate in classes such as Anger Management, Addiction Studies, Healthy Boundaries, Financial Literacy, and Career Development. After career development is completed, the program residents are assisted in finding outside employment by local agencies. Once employed, we then open a trust account on behalf of the residents which gives them 6 months to save money, pay off debts, purchase a vehicle, and save for independent housing.

Multiracial group of college students and their teacher using computer in the classroom.
What is Independent Living:
  • A long-term housing option for individuals who can live independently but may require some support or assistance with daily living activities
  • Meant to help individuals maintain their independence while receiving the necessary support
  • Designed for seniors, people with disabilities, and people who can no longer live alone safely
  • Typically offers amenities such as meals, housekeeping, transportation, and on-site healthcare services.
  • It may be a part of a larger retirement community or facility.
Multiracial group of college students and their teacher using computer in the classroom.
WHAT IS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING​
  • Provides temporary accommodation for individuals or families in a state of transition
  • Meant to be a short-term solution
  • Designed for people who are homeless, fleeing domestic violence, or recovering from addiction
  • The goal is to provide a safe and stable environment while individuals work towards finding permanent housing and addressing underlying issues.
  • Typically does not offer on-site healthcare services or other amenities.

New Life Foundation

Features of Transitional Living and Independent Living

 

Transitional Living:

  • Temporary housing for individuals or families in transition, such as homeless or fleeing domestic violence.
  • Supportive services include counseling, job training, and assistance finding permanent housing.
  • Time-limited stay, typically 6-24 months, to provide a bridge to self-sufficiency.
  • Staff supervision and support to help residents address underlying issues that may have contributed to their homelessness.
  • Curfews, rules, and regulations to maintain the safety and security of the residence

Independent Living:

    • Permanent housing options for seniors, persons with disabilities, or those no longer able to live alone safely.
    • Amenities such as meals, housekeeping, and transportation.
    • On-site health care services, such as assisted living, are available for residents.
    • Community activities and events to promote socialization and engagement.
    • Staff support for daily living activities, if needed.
    • Safety and security measures are in place to ensure the well-being of the residents.
    • Option for private or shared accommodation
    • Option for furnished or unfurnished accommodation
    • Option for long-term or short-term stay.
Prayer group session
WHAT IS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING​
  • Provides temporary accommodation for individuals or families in a state of transition
  • Meant to be a short-term solution
  • Designed for people who are homeless, fleeing domestic violence, or recovering from addiction
  • The goal is to provide a safe and stable environment while individuals work towards finding permanent housing and addressing underlying issues.
  • Typically does not offer on-site healthcare services or other amenities.

New Life Foundation

Features of Transitional Living and Independent Living

 

Transitional Living:

  • Temporary housing for individuals or families in transition, such as homeless or fleeing domestic violence.
  • Supportive services include counseling, job training, and assistance finding permanent housing.
  • Time-limited stay, typically 6-24 months, to provide a bridge to self-sufficiency.
  • Staff supervision and support to help residents address underlying issues that may have contributed to their homelessness.
  • Curfews, rules, and regulations to maintain the safety and security of the residence

Independent Living:

  • Permanent housing options for seniors, persons with disabilities, or those no longer able to live alone safely.
  • Amenities such as meals, housekeeping, and transportation.
  • On-site health care services, such as assisted living, are available for residents.
  • Community activities and events to promote socialization and engagement.
  • Staff support for daily living activities, if needed.
  • Safety and security measures are in place to ensure the well-being of the residents.
  • Option for private or shared accommodation
  • Option for furnished or unfurnished accommodation
  • Option for long-term or short-term stay.