New downtown San Diego homeless shelter replaces one that operated for decades
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Almost as soon as one closed, a new day shelter for homeless people opened in downtown San Diego’s East Village. The new shelter, which opened Oct. 1, replaces the Neil Good Day Center, which shut down Sept. 30 after more than three decades of service.
The new facility was carved out of a section of the decades-old Joan Kroc Center at the corner of 15th Street and Imperial Avenue. It’s smaller than the Neil Good Center, but will continue most of the services offered by its predecesso
The new facility was carved out of a section of the decades-old Joan Kroc Center at the corner of 15th Street and Imperial Avenue. It’s smaller than the Neil Good Center, but will continue most of the services offered by its predecesso
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