Nuria Haro is a nonprofit leader dedicated to supporting women facing homelessness, mental health challenges, trauma, and domestic abuse.

As Executive Director of Sister League of San Diego, she leads programs that provide supportive housing and mental wellness services for women working to rebuild stability and independence. Her work focuses on creating an environment where women are treated with dignity and supported through recovery, housing, and community-based care.

With experience in nonprofit leadership, fundraising, grant writing, and mental health services, Nuria works closely with community partners to strengthen support systems for women at risk of homelessness.

About the Organization :
Sister League of San Diego is a nonprofit organization providing transitional and permanent supportive housing for adult women.

The organization operates residential programs in San Diego and supports women affected by mental health challenges, homelessness, trauma, and domestic abuse.

Its approach combines stable housing with supportive services and mental wellness resources, helping residents move toward greater stability and independence.

Work and Impact :
Sister League of San Diego works with women who often face multiple challenges at the same time — from mental health needs and housing insecurity to trauma and social isolation.

Through supportive housing, day programs, mental health coordination, and community support, the organization helps women regain stability and begin rebuilding their lives.

Through her leadership, Nuria Haro is helping create a community where housing is not simply a place to stay, but an important foundation for recovery, dignity, and independence.

Hear Nuria Haro speak at TALTalks San Diego on October 29th about how supportive housing and compassionate community care can help women rebuild their lives.