The Imperial Beach Neighborhood Center believes that homeless outreach is an essential step towards the physical and mental health of those individuals in need of regaining their self-sufficiency. All work is aimed at ending homelessness in Imperial Beach.
Saturday Shower Program
Every Saturday from 7AM to 9AM the IB Neighborhood Center offers free showers to our unsheltered community members in the Basement Hall of the Center. We provide clean clothes, new socks, underwear, and toiletry items along with ready to eat meals.
We partner with local agencies (District Attorney’s CARE Center, Think Dignity, McAlister Institute, IHHSA, County of San Diego, City of Imperial Beach, Family Health Centers, and South Bay Urgent Care) to provide additional support to our community members in need.
COVID-19 No Contact Policy in place until further notice. Volunteers are required to wear face coverings & gloves. Participants are required to wear face coverings in order to shower & receive food.
Items Needed
The Imperial Beach Neighborhood Center welcomes donations of the following items in order to aid those in need:
Needed nonperishable food items: ·
Canned Protein
· Beverage
· Snack Item
· Fruit Cups
· Napkin / Fork / Spoon
· Lunch Bags
Also needed:
hygiene bag for men
· Razors
· Deodorant
· Lotion
· Toothpaste
· Toothbrush
· Soap Bars
· Hand Towels
· Hand Cloths
hygiene bag for women
· Razors
· Deodorant
· Lotion
· Toothpaste
· Toothbrush
· Soap
· Hand Towels
· Hand Cloths
· Feminine Product
Additional Requested Items
· Sunscreen
· Q-Tips
· Brushes / Combs
· Clippers / Emory Boards
· P-38s (Can Openers)
· Latex Gloves
· Lip Balm
· Purell Hand Sanitizer
· Hair Ties
· Ziploc Bags
· Bras
· Socks (Men’s & Women’s)
· Underwear (Men’s & Women’s)
· Blankets
· Backpacks
Should you have any questions regarding making a donation, please visit our Donate Goods page or feel free to reach out to the IB Neighborhood Center Office at 619-947-6057.
Emergency Assistance Team
The IB Neighborhood Center, in partnership with the City, County, Sheriff Department, and health officials, is developing an inclement weather program. It has yet to be funded and implemented. Delayed by COVID-19.
