Our East Beamer Way campus is in full swing in phase 3! Our new community center has arrived. The modular building flew in from the sky by crane and now sits between our housing community and emergency shelter. The...

GOLDEN YEARS TO HOMELESSNESS & then Hope Prevails In her earlier years, Barbara always had good jobs and could take care of herself. Once she reached retirement age, she and her husband moved into a senior apartment to live out their...

Click video below for housing campus tour. The 61 permanent supportive housing units are now home to individuals with a disability and who experienced homelessness. The pre-built colorful structures now sit at the East Beamer Way campus. The 400-to-500-sq.-ft. units...

During the East Beamer Way groundbreaking celebration, Scott, a resident of the permanent supportive housing units offered to share his story. With tears of gratitude, he said that he came to the shelter so he could work at night...

Spring is here and Easter is near. Flowers are blossoming and HOPE is flourishing. Vision for expanded services continues to grow and take shape at the East Beamer campus. This campus plays a critical role in the health of our entire...

City officials, local stakeholders, volunteers, housing residents, and service partners came together to celebrate a momentous occasion – the groundbreaking of Walter’s House and our fully occupied housing community! After years of project planning and raising $35 million in...

March 9, Robyn Dobson of the Daily Democrat published the story “Yolo County Officials Warn Supervisors of ‘Eviction Tsunami’. It brings to light that the eviction protections that were enacted at the state and local levels to protect vulnerable...

EMERGENCY SHELTER 280 people received overnight emergency services 66 people were placed in permanent supportive or stable housing 234 people received street outreach/day services 93,000 meals were served TREATMENT PROGRAM 233 people received residential services at Walter's House 94 people...

What a way to end 2022! Sixty-one permanent supportive housing units are now home to 75 individuals with a disability and who experienced chronic homelessness. This new housing community sits between our emergency shelter and soon-to-be treatment facility.  Case management...