HomeAid Orange County

HomeAid Orange County was established by the Building Industry Association in 1989 as a way to give back to the community and provide temporary shelter for those living in their cars and on the streets of Orange County.  HomeAid has completed 38 shelters to date ranging from small renovations to multi-million dollar projects located throughout Orange County

HomeAid Orange County was founded under the leadership of the Orange County Chapter of the Building Industry Association of Southern California (BIASC) in June 1989 to help alleviate the homeless problem in Orange County. Since its inception HomeAid Orange County has completed 40 shelter development ventures with 679 beds, with three more projects currently in various stages of planning and construction.
 

Those temporarily homeless served by HomeAid Orange County include women in crisis pregnancy; abused children; victims of domestic violence; homeless adults living with HIV/AIDS; the mentally challenged; homeless
youth; and those families and individuals who find themselves homeless as a result of job loss or catastrophic illness.