OUR MISSION
North County Lifeline’s mission is to build self-reliance among youth, adults, and families through high-quality, community-based services.
Learn More“ My biggest fear was getting older because of what the Crown Heights streets would do. Club Crown Heights made me the man I am today. Now I can say I am the first in my family to graduate and attended a 4-year college at Cal State San Marcos, setting my sights on graduating with a degree in Psychology. ”
- Jose, Youth Program Alumni
We Are Lifeline
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North County Lifeline continues to go the extra mile to build
the communities we serve from the ground up.
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5,300
People Served Every Year
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340
Volunteers
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19,500
Volunteer Hours
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45
Years in North County
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130
Dedicated Employees
GET INVOLVED
To us, VOLUNTEERS are mentors, role models, problem solvers, tutors, arts and crafters, dodgeball players, office assistants extraordinaire, counselors and therapists, fundraisers, organizers, translators, mediators, attorneys, board members, ideas people, techies, handy men and women, and anyone interested in helping.
PRESS & MEDIA
- Oct
- 09
- 2021
Foundation grants $228K to organizations with Escondido ties
ESCONDIDO - Nine local nonprofits recently received grants totaling $228,000 from the Escondido Community Foundation, an affiliate of The San Diego Foundation. All the organizations have programs or do work in Escondido, which is what qualified them for the grants. The programs address problem...
- Oct
- 01
- 2021
Escondido Community Foundation Awards $228K To Nine Mental Health Groups
A philanthropic organization Friday awarded $228,000 to nine Escondido-based organizations intended to improve the social and emotional wellbeing in the city. The Escondido Community Foundation, an affiliate of The San Diego Foundation, provided the award to address issues of social isolation, an...
- Oct
- 05
- 2021
Vista council renews homeless services contracts, looks at shelter construction
VISTA — A lengthy discussion led to the renewal of three contracts for homeless services and reviewed costs and funding options for a potential city-owned shelter during the Vista City Council’s Sept. 28 meeting. The council unanimously approved service contracts with Exodus Recove...