About Daybreak

The Daybreak program began in 1979 as a response to the release of large numbers of state mental hospital patients into the community without the necessary programmatic supports. Daybreak’s purpose is to prevent homelessness by offering self-sufficiency programs with educational, socialization, nutritional, and employability components for men and women who have successfully completed or who are currently being treated for mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, or HIV/AIDS - the homeless, the impoverished elderly, and transients.

We need volunteers to help with: