His Daughters House (HDH) was established in 2019 and has cultivated grassroots connections across various sectors, including spiritual institutions, non-profits, government agencies, for-profit companies, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and other community groups to build a robust resource network within Riverside County. This network enabled HDH to identify resource gaps and create a safety-net program to address housing instability for vulnerable populations.

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As an outcome of this assessment, the Rapid Rehousing Program was developed to serve individuals and families in need of stable housing solutions.

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Aligned with HDH's mission to build long-lasting, reciprocal relationships with clients, we offer internships, training, and volunteer opportunities that allow participants to connect with and support incoming clients through relatable guidance. This cycle represents HDH's vision of an effective mentorship model, fostering empowerment and collaboration within the community.

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Operating through an equity lens, HDH is committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity, ensuring services are accessible and supportive of all clients, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, language, disability, ethnicity, religious preferences, or socioeconomic status. By leveraging community resources, HDH provides culturally relevant, trauma-informed, and community-based referrals and linkages to meet the needs of the most vulnerable populations, ensuring every individual has a fair opportunity to thrive.