News & Updates

6ABC’s Matteo Iadonisi visited The Mission’s new property on 938 W. State Street to report on the stories of Deshawn Spears and Sam Lane, two residents of the new home who finished their recovery program and are on the path to independent living.

The Rescue Mission of Trenton cut the ribbon on its newest sober-living home in West Trenton on Thursday. Community members, political leaders, news stations and local organizations all came out to witness the opening at the West State street home. The 3-story house will be home to five formerly homeless individuals who are in recovery.

WHYY’s David Matthau visited the Rescue Mission of Trenton to tell the story of how The Mission is taking the lead in efforts to end homelessness and give individuals in recovery a fresh start. The article shares the story of a former client and now certified peer specialist, Deshawn Spears, who completed the recovery program

Across Mercer County, food insecurity is rising at a pace we can no longer afford to overlook. Local food pantries, community meal sites and home-delivery programs are seeing 20–25% more visits than this time last year, along with a growing number of first-time users. Seniors on fixed incomes, families with young children, and historically underserved

We were honored to recently welcome U.S. Senator Andy Kim to the Rescue Mission of Trenton, where he spent time learning firsthand about our work feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, and counseling those in recovery. During his visit, Senator Kim met with our volunteers and staff to hear about the daily challenges facing the

Thank you, NBC 10, for covering our commencement ceremony for the New Direction program. The event celebrated nine clients as they completed the transformative program that provides clients with treatment, education, and job development centered around the four pillars of recovery – health, home, purpose, and community. During the event, each of the participants will