Dominican Sisters Motherhouse

The Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose is an international religious community that provides Christian education to low-income children in California, Oregon and Arizona, as well as Mexico and Germany. The community operates the Vision of Hope development program to maintain financial support for inner-city schools, as well as the Circles of St. Dominic program. The Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose provides education in more than 20 schools and serves over 1,500 students in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Oakland. It maintains a health care facility and offers nursing, personal and residential care services to members. The Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose is located in Fremont, Calif.

The Sisters of the Holy Family, based in Fremont, CA, have been dedicated to advocating for the underserved since 1872. Their mission focuses on serving families and individuals facing challenges such as homelessness, food insecurity, and healthcare access, embodying a commitment to social justice and community support. Celebrating their legacy as "Gleaners," the Sisters strive to extend their outreach to those marginalized by society, ensuring their presence is felt among the most abandoned. Their future initiatives include programs like the Gardens at Palmdale and Early Childhood Education Scholarships, aimed at fostering hope and opportunity for future generations. Generated from the website