Good News Rescue Mission

Good News Rescue Mission is a nonprofit organization in Redding that provides emergency support for people experiencing homelessness. Its services include a safe place to sleep, meals, case management, medical assistance, and connections to critical resources that can support movement toward housing, recovery, employment, and greater stability. Visit the official services page for more information.

The mission also describes transitional housing and sober living options designed to provide a safe, supportive, alcohol- and drug-free environment. These programs emphasize peer support, accountability, recovery, healthy habits, life skills, employment preparation, and the transition toward independent living.

Additional programs include faith-based discipleship, academic and workforce training through the Dr. Ray John Academic Center, and Journey Home transportation assistance that helps people reconnect with family or another support system. Individuals seeking broader assistance can review NHREA’s California homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit Good News Rescue Mission’s official website to confirm current program details.