Federal Government Allocates Additional $380 Million for Migrant Support

Jewish Family Service and Catholic Charities among major recipients to aid migrants with food, shelter, and healthcare.

The Department of Homeland Security announced $380 million in new funding for communities supporting migrants.
San Diego organizations received significant funds, with Jewish Family Service getting $22 million and Catholic Charities $21.6 million.
The Shelter and Services Program aims to provide food, shelter, clothing, medical care, and transportation for migrants.
Previous funding rounds saw over $259 million allocated in April and more than $780 million in 2023.
Despite substantial funding, demand for resources continues to outstrip supply, with many applications unfulfilled.