Click here to view an interview with Frances, a resident of our transitional housing program.

If you are a victim of domestic violence, call the Southern California DV hotline at 1-800-950-4444 for help.

If you are a victim of rape or sexual assalt, call the CSP crisis hotline at either (714) 957-2737 or (949) 831-9110.

GHH clients come to the program from a variety of circumstances, in need of supportive care in a stable environment as they transition to their next step.

Click here to view an interview with Amy, a former resident of our transitional housing program.

Believing it is a privilege to serve others, women in our program learn to reach out to the community that has helped them and give back with their time and talents. The ultimate goal of GHH is to offer a loving environmnet to instill hope for a stable life and heal their original hurt to achieve self-sufficiency.

In Orange County, to rent a one-bedroom apartment while earning minimum wage, you would need to work 131 hours per week. Coupled with the fact that the unemployment rate is at an all-time high, housing is a bigger issue than ever for Orange County residents. Add to this a unique challenge such as brest cancer, severe physical or mental illness, or being a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking. Few programs offer special services for these groups, including seniors living independently but beyond a working age. Grandma’s House of Hope emphasizes services for these uniquely challenge women.