HomeAid Northern California

Kick off meeting for HomeAid and Edenbridge Homes Food Pantry addition for West Valley Community Services in Cupertino! 3 years in planning and we are so excited to see West Valley expand their much needed services in early 2021!!! West Valley Community Services

Love to support Bombas who donates thousands of pairs of socks to HomeAid and people experiencing homelessness!

[At Google] we are looking, not just at furniture but how can [all] things be multiuse? says Ross. Can you do with less things that do more? Expect that same thinking to make its way into products for the home.

In San Jose’s case, the city is devoting $3.2 million to the conversion of the motel and utilizing about $10.9 million in state funding for a total purchase price of $14.1 million, or about $186,000 per room. The city will use the remaining $1.3 in state funding to operate the new housing project.

Their complex of stacked shipping containers is made up of seven other units, housing 32 people, a community room and a room for a resident manager.

New resident moves into the HomeAid Northern California/First Presbyterian Chuch of Hayward Tiny Homes after 2 residents moved on to permanent housing after only 6 months!

UCSF expert Dr. Margot Kushel weighs in..."Because of the need to de-intensify shelters, or really have many fewer people in shelters than the few we already did, it really increased the visibility of homelessness."

One in five CA households have no or slight confidence in their ability to pay their mortgage or rent due to COVID-related income losses. Our analysis of new da...ta offers a sobering picture of the nation’s ongoing housing crisis. Read more: https://ternercenter.berkeley.edu//ongoing-housing-crisis- See more

Tran’s threat of litigation extends an ongoing fight playing out against the backdrop of a severe affordable housing shortage in California. For years, there’s been sparring between city officials who want to retain control over what gets built in their neighborhoods, and state legislators who are trying to force cities to approve more housing.

With this model, a buyer can get into a home for less money than elsewhere in the local market, because they aren’t paying for the landjust the building.

Site visit at Crosswinds Church in Livermore today to add Goodness Village Tiny Homes! Thank you Builder Captain Trumark Homes! Trumark Homes

Congrats to HomeAid Board member Richard Walker and XL Construction! Thank you for your support of HomeAid NC!