OUR MISSION
Lifeline Community Services’ 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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Lifeline Community Services continues to go the extra mile to build
the communities we serve from the ground up.
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4,304
People Served Every Year
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109
Volunteers
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16,977
Volunteer Hours
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49
Years in North County
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165
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
- Apr
- 13
- 2023
After 16 Years of Service Don Stump to Retire from Lifeline
I am writing today to share some personal news. After 16 dedicated years of serving as CEO, I have decided to retire from Lifeline at the end of this year, December 31, 2023. Over the past decade at least, I have worked closely with many of you in furthering our mission to build self-reliance among...
- Apr
- 13
- 2023
Dedicated Volunteers Receive Awards at Lifeline's Ceremony
By TR Robertson A full house of Lifeline staff members, volunteers, community members and dignitaries filled the large hall at the Lifeline Vista Campus on Wednesday morning to honor both the volunteer nominees and the winners for various service categories who have dedicated hours and hours of vol...
- Feb
- 21
- 2023
48 arrests, 8 children rescued in sex trafficking operation in San Diego
Lifeline Community Services Project Life works with human trafficking victims as well. "We do a lot of that crisis intervention and helping them get to safe rooms and find a way to leave the life," said Don Stump, the CEO of Lifeline Community Services. In recent years they've seen...