If you arrive at Trinity Hall anytime on a weekday, you'll find a place buzzing with activity, with a wide diversity of persons flowing in and out of the rooms and building.  What are all those folks doing here during the week?  They are participants, clients, students, staff and volunteers. They include:

The Berkeley Food and
Housing Project
a Berkeley institution serving the homeless for over 25 years.  Among the Food Project's many programs, two are housed at Trinity: the Multi-Service Center, providing drop-in counseling and referral services, and the Quarter Meal, serving a hot meal to anyone who comes at 4:30 every evening.  Contact them at bfhp.org.

The Dorothy Day
Breakfast Program
serves a hot breakfast to the homeless and working poor in our community six mornings each week.

The East Bay
Sanctuary Covenant
was formed to serve the crisis of Central American refugees and immigrants in the 1980's.  "Sanctuary" still serves the Central American community of the East Bay, but also offers counseling and legal referral for refugees and immigrants from all nations.  Contact them at eastbaysanctuary.org.

The Berkeley Free Clinic
is a medical and dental clinic available to all persons in the community.  They have many specialized programs for health care, including needle exchange, care for persons with sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS education and care, and specific health programs for women.  Contact them at berkeleyfreeclinic.org.

Maybeck High School
an independent high school in the Berkeley tradition. Contact them at maybeckhs.org.