Sister League of San Diego (SLSD) is a nonprofit organization providing transitional and permanent supportive housing for adult women. Our staff manage two 15-bed residences in the Hillcrest area and provide day programming for our residents. SLSD's services are designed to assist women affected by mental health issues, homelessness, trauma, and domestic abuse. As such, SLSD requires residents be under the care of a psychiatrist to meet additional mental health needs. Referrals tend to come from psychiatric hospitals, crisis homes, and social service agencies.
External link for Sister League of San Diego
115 Redwood St
San Diego, California 92103, US
Such a great gala!
We are so honored to be featured in Modern Luxury San Diego for our RiseUp! Gala this past October!! This event would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our amazing donors, sponsors, volunteers, and community members. Your generosity fuels our mission to empower women in need and create lasting change. Together, we are rising up and making a difference ❣️
We are so honored to be featured in Modern Luxury San Diego for our RiseUp! Gala this past October!! This event would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our amazing donors, sponsors, volunteers, and community members. Your generosity fuels our mission to empower women in need and create lasting change. Together, we are rising up and making a difference ❣️
🎉 Gala Appreciation Post! 🎉 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made the Sister League Gala unforgettable! Your support helps us provide safe, supportive housing for women overcoming challenges like mental illness, substance abuse, and domestic violence. Together, we’re fostering hope, healing, and empowerment. 🌟 Here’s to brighter futures and stronger communities!
A huge shoutout to Zara, Sam, Kayla, and Nuria for the amazing work they do every day managing Sister League of San Diego! 💙 Your dedication and commitment to ensuring our residents are cared for and supported doesn’t go unnoticed. We are so grateful for the compassion and hard work you put into making Sister League a safe and welcoming place for women facing mental illness, addiction, and domestic abuse. Thank you for everything you do!
Time flies! Our annual gala was one month ago, and we attribute the success to our wonderful board members- we are so thankful for all of your hard work and dedication to the cause! 🫶🤲 #sisterleague #boardmembers #thankyou
ATTENTION 📢📢 Sister League has extended the deadline to purchase early bird tickets for the annual Rise Up! Gala to THIS Sunday, September 8th! Buy tickets for a discounted price and secure your spot today using this link: https://lnkd.in/gGa8DzYF 😊😊
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A big thank you to Cane Cares for choosing to support Sister League of San Diego at their annual Golf Tournament. Cane Cares will be donating the tournament's first $10,000 dollars of proceeds directly to Sister League! See you at Steele Canyon Golf Club on September 20th (10 am to 3 pm)! ⛳️🏌️♂️😊
Join Cane Cares for their annual golf tournament at Steele Canyon Golf Club that, this year, will support Sister League of San Diego! Bring your golfing skills to the tournament on Friday, September 20th from 10 am to 3 pm. The first $10,000 of proceeds will go directly to SLSD! A big thank you to Brian Cane/Cane Cares for their generosity. See you there! 😊🏌
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A weekend full of celebrating the community we have built both internally and externally at Sister League of San Diego ! Saturday: I got to attend Nicole Slay, our Resident Support Liaison’s graduation ceremony. She has been working at Sister League for 18 months while also getting her degree and being a full time mom! 💪🏼 Having worked alongside her it is so easy to see why she was selected as keynote speaker for her grad class, and it was an honor to be able to be there to support. Sunday: We opened our home to our community for our annual Open House, for anyone interested in learning about SLSD! We hosted families and friends as they took a tour of our Redwood home, saw the ins and outs of day to day life, and learned about the history of our organization. Moments like this remind me not everyone gets to say they attended their coworker’s graduation, or that they give actual, real life facility tours of the place their residents call home. Feeling all the gratitude after reflecting on this weekend, and feeling all the more proud of the community and culture we have built!