CRC Blog

Standing with survivors means more than responding to domestic violence. CRC CEO John Van Cleef shares why prevention education, advocacy and community involvement are essential to building healthy relationships and safer communities.

After experiencing domestic violence, Sierra connected with CRC’s compassionate Domestic Violence Housing First team for advocacy and rental assistance. With support from CRC, One Safe Place and her community, she is building greater housing stability and looking toward the future with hope.

At 30 weeks pregnant, Stephanie left an abusive relationship to find safety for herself and her unborn child. With support from CRC’s Carol’s House, transitional housing and other services, she and her baby girl are now thriving as Stephanie builds a safe and stable future for her family.

Congratulations to our September 2026 Volunteer of the Month, Chris MacArthur!

In October, we gather together to raise awareness, increase support, and end the stigma and myths surrounding domestic violence.

Trauma can affect every part of a person’s life, but healing is possible with the right support. CRC CEO John Van Cleef shares how CRC’s Trauma Recovery Center helps people who have experienced violence and trauma find safety, rebuild confidence and move forward.

Congratulations to our August 2026 Volunteer of the Month, Kathy Ling!

Food insecurity has surpassed peak pandemic levels in San Diego County. CRC CEO John Van Cleef shares why Hunger Action Month matters now and how our community can take action, including a special $25,000 matching gift challenge.

Take Action. Make a Difference. Every day, individuals and families in our community are forced to make impossible choices – between food and rent, gas or electricity. But food should never be an impossible choice.  This September, join Community Resource Center in partnership with the Feeding America network for Hunger Action...

Congratulations to our July 2026 Volunteer of the Month, Jill Bllard!

Congratulations to CRC's volunteers and staff who were honored in 2026.

After experiencing homelessness while caring for her children, Julianna connected with CRC and found a safe, stable home. With ongoing case management and support, she is rebuilding her confidence and creating new possibilities for her family. “I’m confident in tomorrow every day,” she shared.