A Message from Our CEO

“Our purpose at Harbor Care is to create pathways to stability and opportunity, ensuring that everyone has a safe place to call home and the support they need to thrive.”

-Henry Och, CEO of Harbor Care

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A smiling man in a blue suit and light blue shirt poses against a dark green background. He has a bald head, beard, and is wearing a small lapel pin.

Our Mission

is to provide vital services, including housing and healthcare, to all in our communities needing assistance.

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Our Vision

is one where everyone gets to live safe, stable, and healthy lives, filled with purpose, respect, and dignity.

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Philosophy of Care

At Harbor Care, we believe everyone deserves dignity, stability, and opportunity, guided by respect. We provide housing, healthcare, and supportive services that empower individuals and families to overcome challenges and achieve lasting well-being. By fostering hope and independence, we work to build stronger, more resilient communities.

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Foundational Values

Harbor Care’s values describe how we perform in our roles and how we interact with colleagues, those we serve, and the broader community. By intentionally embracing and adopting actions that reflect our organizational values, we make it possible to live out our philosophy of care, mission, and vision on a daily basis. (See the full document.)

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Compassion

We strive to make a positive impact, inspire change, and build meaningful relationships.

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Respect

We treat everyone with dignity, creating a supportive and inclusive environment where diversity thrives.

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Collaboration

We ensure all voices are heard, experiences are valued, and everyone feels empowered to contribute.

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Transparency

We prioritize clear communication to build trust, foster accountability, and strengthen connections.

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Meet Our Leaders

At Harbor Care, we know our strength lies in the dedication and compassion of our team. From case managers to healthcare specialists, each member plays a vital role in helping individuals and families achieve stability and independence. Meet the people who make our mission possible.

BY THE NUMBERS

In 2025 Harbor Care helped 5,000+ individuals and families access housing, healthcare, veteran services, and other vital care.

1,000+

individuals and families at-risk of experiencing homelessness accessed or maintained stable housing. (2025)

2,300+

individuals received primary, mental health, dental and substance use care, including $1.4+ million in free care provided. (2025)

640+

veterans and families accessed stable housing, mental health care, and suicide prevention. (2025)

Program Participant Spotlight

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Michelle lay in a stranger’s tent, sick and weak after a relapse in her struggle with substance use. Homeless and pregnant, she thought, “If I’m feeling sick, my baby’s not doing well. I can’t do this anymore.” Despite the pain, she mustered the strength to get up, walked to a gas station, and found help to reach a treatment center. After being referred to Harbor Care’s Cynthia Day Family Center, Michelle began her recovery journey.

“I’m actually living and not just surviving. I feel free.”

Michelle

Annual Report