In 1973, a group of community volunteers founded Union Station as a humble hospitality center to serve poor and homeless men in Pasadena's then-blighted downtown district. From a single storefront on Union Street, Union Station has grown into the San Gabriel Valley's largest and most comprehensive social service agency providing homeless community members with housing, employment and life skills programs.
PROGRAMS
Union Station operates five programs to assist our clients on their journey from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
Passageways Intake Center (1020 Arroyo Parkway)
* The gateway to Pasadena's homeless services network
* Intake, assessment, medical and mental health services, and referrals
Adult Center (412 S. Raymond Ave.)
* Emergency shelter, meals, case management and life skills programs for 56 residents
* Home to our Community Meals and Shower Programs
Family Center (825 E. Orange Grove Blvd.)
* Emergency shelter, meals, case management, parenting classes and specialized children’s programs for 50 parents and children
Euclid Villa Transitional Apartments (154 S. Euclid Ave.)
* Safe, affordable apartments and on-site case management for 14 homeless families
Sources Career Development Program (825 E. Orange Grove Blvd.)
* Job search and career planning support for homeless job seekers
Learn more about Union Station's programs and services.
HOMELESS--INFORMATION LINKS
