About
My Friend’s Place
For 33 years and counting, My Friend’s Place has been assisting and inspiring youth experiencing homelessness to build self-sufficient lives.
From our early beginnings as a volunteer-based group serving meals from the trunks of cars to the dynamic resource center we operate today,
My Friend’s Place offers a comprehensive continuum of services to nearly 1,200 youth experiencing homelessness between the ages of 12 and 25, and their children, each year, helping our young people who are experiencing homelessness to move toward wellness, stability and self-sufficiency.
JEDI Vision
My Friend’s Place recognizes homelessness as a social, racial and economic justice issue. As such, we are resolute in our commitment to uplift all youth experiencing homelessness while rigorously, continuously, and concretely aligning our trauma-informed service delivery and organizational framework with guiding principles of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
JEDI Guiding Principles
- Anti-racist & LGBTQ+ Affirming
- Confront Systems of Oppression
- Create Equitable Opportunities
- Disrupt & Dismantle Racism
