A Bold New Model for Ending Homelessness — Built from the Streets Up
MPRCC is a peer-led, boots-on-the-ground collective supporting Marin’s most vulnerable through healing circles, survival aid, outreach coordination, and community-powered care. We show up where systems fail — helping people move, stabilize, and connect with dignity.
We host women’s grief groups, partner with the Bethany Project for meals and showers, and coordinate logistics for Camp Compassion in Exile. Everything we do is grounded in lived experience and powered by local partnerships.
Our next step: launch Marin’s first Wellness Campus and Workforce Housing Village — with peer-led support, wellness services, and eventual ownership pathways. With land, funding, and your partnership, we can build what doesn’t yet exist.
- π£ Outreach & Peer Support: Healing circles, survival gear, and case coordination
- π² Community Collaboration: Meals, showers & wellness through local partnerships
- π Camp Compassion in Exile: Transition support, transport, U-Hauls & solidarity
- π The Vision: A permanent peer-led Wellness Village with housing, work, and healing

What We Do Right Now
We don’t just dream of change—we do the work. MPRCC is already on the ground, serving, supporting, and standing up for our community. Here’s what we’re doing today:
Camp Compassion in Exile
A peer-run survival space offering basic safety, resources, and dignity. It’s where healing and organizing begin.
Women’s Peer Group
A sacred support circle for women navigating child loss, trauma, and recovery. Led by lived experience.
Street Outreach
We bring meals, hygiene kits, warm clothes, and real connection to the places no one else goes.
Policy + Advocacy
We sit at the table with County leaders to fight for housing equity, visibility, and peer-led solutions.
The $10 Challenge
A live social experiment that exposes the raw truth of homelessness—and challenges assumptions at the root.
The Wellness Village Vision
MPRCC is building Marin’s first peer-led Wellness Campus — a permanent place where community, recovery, and opportunity come together. This is a village built by the people, for the people.
- π Affordable Tiny Homes: With rent-to-own and co-op pathways
- π Workforce Development: Trades, caregiving, peer support jobs
- πΏ Wellness Hub: Onsite gardens, health support, and recovery circles
- π¦ Social Enterprise: Thrift store, artist co-op, farmstand for sustainability
How You Can Help
Whether you have time, resources, skills, or heart — there’s a place for you in this movement. Let’s build it together.