UpdatedMon, May 3, 2021 at 11:43 am PT Reply The dining room is at Trinity Center, a drop-in center to help the homeless and working poor with case management services. (Shutterstock) WALNUT CREEK, CA — A new dining room to help people dealing with food insecurity in Walnut Creek was opened through a partnership with Trinity Center, and Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa. All are welcome. Trinity Center is a non-residential drop-in center to help the homeless and working poor with case management services. It is on the ground floor of St. Paul's Commons, 1888 Trinity Ave. "A significant number of Trinity Center members are low-wage workers with minimal access to a safety net," Loaves and Fishes said in a release. "Most of their members experience food insecurity and rely upon Trinity Center to meet this basic need. Trinity Center serves more than 975 unique individuals and provides over 56,000 services each year."