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Fourth & Hope’s mission is to feed, clothe, shelter, and facilitate recovery for those in need and to show the love of Jesus Christ in words and actions.

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We provide a continuum of care for the hungry and homeless by moving them from the streets to stability in Woodland and Yolo County. Fourth & Hope is a community – a faith-based organization with more than 38 years of experience in providing services and facilities that benefit the homeless populations of Yolo County.

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GROUNDBREAKING HELD FOR SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT CENTER IN WOODLAND

Yolo County Board of Supervisors and Woodland City Council members Friday at the East Beamer Way Neighborhood Campus located at 1901 E. Beamer St. (Gerardo Zavala/Daily Democrat) By GERARDO ZAVALA | [email protected] | April 2, 2023 at 7:30 a.m.   After several years of project planning starting in 2017, Woodland’s multi-million dollar housing project aimed at helping Woodland’s homeless […]

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PROJECT HOMEKEY FUNDS NEW PROJECTS TO TACKLE CALIFORNIA HOMELESSNESS

The Walter’s House Treatment Program in Woodland broke ground Friday while a 60 new homes held their grand opening in Sacramento. Author: Chris Thomas Published: 11:28 PM PDT March 31, 2023   WOODLAND, Calif. — A new multi-million dollar plan to tackle the homeless crisis is coming to Woodland as housing opens up for folks in Sacramento. The […]

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SUPERVISORS RECEIVE UPDATE ON YOLO COUNTY’S PLAN TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS

By ROBYN DOBSON | [email protected] | March 11, 2023 at 7:30 a.m.   Yolo County’s most recent Point in Time Count revealed that the county had experienced an overall increase of 13.9% in their homeless population from 2019 to 2022. During the Board of Supervisors meeting earlier this week, Nolan Sullivan, director of the Yolo County Health and Human […]

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YOLO COUNTY OFFICIALS WARN SUPERVISORS OF ‘EVICTION TSUNAMI’

By ROBYN DOBSON | [email protected] | March 9, 2023 at 7:30 a.m.   With eviction protections implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic having expired, predictions of the “eviction tsunami” seem to be finally hitting Yolo County. “The ‘eviction tsunami’ has taken about a year or two to hit Yolo County shores, but it is starting to hit,” said Nolan Sullivan, […]

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