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| 1505 E 17th St Ste 116, Santa Ana, CA, 92705 | |
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0.8 miSanta Ana Regional Transportation Center
1.4 miDiscovery Science Center
1.6 miWestfield MainPlace Mall
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Specialties
Our mission is to provide compassionate and uplifting transitional care to women in crisis and hungry children in Orange County. Our vision is to be the Orange County safety net for uniquely challenged and under-served women and children through love, hope and spiritual healing.
History
Established in 2004.
The mission of Grandma’s House of Hope is to provide compassionate and uplifting transitional care for women in crisis and hungry children in Orange County. This mission has led Grandma’s House to their organization’s vision: to be the Orange County safety net program for uniquely challenged and underserved women and children through love, hope, and healing.
From our humble beginnings as a small emergency shelter, we have evolved to a campus-model Housing Program offering Transitional Housing, Emergency Shelter Services and Rapid Re-Housing. We currently serve over 100 women each year through these housing programs, providing supportive services with a goal of self-sufficiency and permanent, sustainable housing.
We also feed nearly 500 hungry children through our Nana’s Kidz program. These children, who rely almost solely on the free lunch programs at their schools, are fed through our program on weekends and during the summer, when they would otherwise go hungry.
Meet the Business Owner
Je’net K.
Business Owner
Je’net Kreitner is the Founder and Executive Director of Grandma’s House of Hope, a 24-month Transitional Housing Program located in North Orange County, providing a wide range of supportive services with a goal of self-sufficiency.
Je’net founded Grandma’s House of Hope following her own experience of homelessness in 1991. In an effort to give back to the community that helped rebuild her life, Je’net now considers her trials a training ground that prepared her to carry forward the loving call to service from God.
Grandma’s House of Hope has been recognized by the community for its quality programming, including Charity of Choice 2008 by Wells Fargo Bank Garden Grove, Charity of the Year 2009 by Action Christian Media, The Spirit of Volunteerism Award (4) by The OC Volunteer Center, and Special Commendations by the Offices of Senator Lou Correa and Assemblymen Jose Solorio. Additionally, Je’net has been honored many times by women’s organizations in Orange County.
