Student Resource Guide

San Joaquin County Directory

Cal Weber 40

Phone: (209) 933-0587
512 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA, 95202
Cal Weber 40 Website

Cal Weber 40 is an affordable family housing property. Residents must earn between 30 to 60 percent of the Area Median Income

Community Connections San Joaquin

CCSJ Housing Website

Online Resource guide for San Joaquin residents.

CA Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet Home Loan)

Phone: (866) 653-2510
1227 O Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
Ca Department of Veterans Affairs Website

California Department of Veterans Affairs and its CalVet Home Loan program supports veterans and active duty personnel attain home ownership. The eligibility guidelines have been expanded so that nearly any veteran interested in purchasing a home in California is eligible.

California MENTOR

Phone: (209) 957-4310 ext. 215
2291 West March Lane, Suite E102
Sockton, CA 95207
California MENTOR Website

California Mentor provides homes for developmentally delayed adults 18 years and older. One to two clients per home. Case management services are provided. Bi-weekly home visits with the program coordinators are made. This organization is part of the Mentor Network.

Central Valley Low-Income Housing Corporation

Phone: (209) 472-7200 ext. 100
2431 West March Lane, Suite 350
Stockton, CA 95207
CVLIHC Website
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Continuum of Care (CoC) Rapid Re-Housing is a federally funded temporary rental assistance program (normally not exceeding twelve months) for qualified homeless families that are living in a shelter, living on the streets, or receiving one-time homeless assistance from the Human Services Agency. Families can receive rent and deposit assistance, according to documented need of the household; continuing eligibility is reviewed at least every three months. The head of household must also participate in a plan toward self-sufficiency (education, training or employment).

Must be homeless under Category 1 or Category 4 as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and have a child younger than 18 years old as part of the household. Eligibility also requires evidence of residency in San Joaquin County. Actual enrollment is also based on an assessment of need and other requirements set forth by the HEARTH Act. All adult household members must be willing and able to work toward self-sufficiency.

Central valley Low-Income Housing Corporation (Homelessness Prevention and ESG Rapid Re-Housing)

Phone: (209) 472-7200 ext. 100
2431 West March Lane, Suite 350
Stockton, CA 95207
CVLIHC Homeless Prevention and ESG Rapid Rehousing Website
Email CVLIHC

Central valley Low-Income Housing Corporation (Permanent Supportive Housing)

Phone: (209) 472-7200 ext. 100
2431 West March Lane, Suite 350
Stockton, CA 95207
CVLIHC Permanent Supportive Housing Website
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Permanent Supportive Housing is primarily directed to serving the needs of households consisting of an adult homeless person with a permanent disabling condition but also serves homeless households where the head of household is disabled. The program provides rent support and strongly encourages that qualifying participants receive ongoing support services from either the referring agency or a social service agency. Additionally, a self-sufficiency plan is developed with specific goals to assist members of the household toward self-sufficiency. Households must be able to provide for basic living needs in addition to rent.

Must be "chronically homeless" as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (literally homeless, permanently disabled (mental or physical), homeless for at least one year in the past three years, capable of independent living). Eligibility requires evidence of residency in San Joaquin County. Enrollment is also dependent on an assessment of need and other requirements as required by federal regulations set forth in the HEARTH Act.

Community of All Nations

Phone: (209) 466-6811
2172 Dockery Court
Stockton, CA 95206
Community of All Nations Website

Community of All Nations is a family low-income apartment complex subsidized by the federal government's Department of Housing and Urban Development and a Visionary Home Builders community. Depending on family size and income requirements, low income families can rent an apartment through Section 8 housing or other government program funds. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.

Delta Hotel

Phone: (209) 466-6811
241 North San Joaquin Street
Stockton, CA 95202
Delta Hotel Website

SIngle room occupancy for residents receiving general assistance. Delta Hotel is a pre-development site of Grand View Village located in downtown Stockton. It is a residential hotel with single room occupancy (SRO) composed of 28 rooms. They provide housing to residents receiving General Assistance. This is a Visionary Homebuilders of California property.

Dignity's Alcove, Inc.

Phone: (209) 465-4066
141 South California Street
Stockton, CA 95202
Dignity's Alcove Website
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Dignity’s Alcove, Inc. provides 24-month transitional housing, meals and indigent supplies to honorable or general discharged veterans who are homeless. Drug and alcohol, relapse prevention, problem solving, conflict resolution, time management and money management classes are offered. A case management component is offered in which an assessment is conducted for each client. Depending on the need, outreach, transportation assistance, employment services, advocacy and medical linkage to primary care services and medical clinics including the VA Medical Clinic and mental health services, is available.

Eligibility: General veterans who were discharged under honorable conditions and are homeless. Priority is given to combat veterans.

Emerson House

PHONE: (209) 831-0421
26 W. Emerson Ave
Tracy, CA 95376
Emerson House Website

Transition home for homeless men. All volunteer staff provides counseling, employment tools, personal hygiene instruction, medical/educational/nutritional recommendations and referrals and encouragment.

Hanot Foundation Residential Services

Phone: (209) 334-6454
14373 East Sargent Road
Lodi, CA 95240
Hanot Foundation Website
Email Hanot Foundation

Gospel Center Rescue Mission

Phone: (209) 466-2138
445 S. San Joaquin Street
Stockton, CA 95203
GCRM Website
List of Programs Website

The Gospel Center Rescue Mission (GCRM) is a ministry to the people of San Joaquin County where the homeless and addicted in our community are presented the opportunity for spiritual, physical and emotional restoration through the love of Jesus Christ.

Haven of Peace

Phone: (209) 982-0396
7070 S. Harlan Rd.
French Camp, CA 95231
Haven of Peace Website

Women come to us from various circumstances. Some are suffering the trauma of domestic violence. Others may come directly from jail or off the streets, while some have lost jobs and have no outside support. Many women come to us from generations of poverty or have suffered other life-changing circumstances. Women and children come to the Haven of Peace for help and guidance. The women are eighteen (18) years-of-age or older, while the children are of all ages for girls and up to eight (8) years-of-age for boys (due to dormitory setting).

Hope Family Shelters

Phone: (209) 824-0658
520 S. Union Road
Manteca, CA 95337
Hope Family Shleters Website

Emergency Shelter for women and children who have been displaced. Emergency shelter for families who have been displaced. Transitional housing options.

Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin

Phone: (209) 460-5000
2575 Grand Canal Boulevard, Suite 100
Stockton, CA 95207
HACSJ Website

Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin provides for affordable, attractive, safe living environments with the goal of assisting low-to-moderate income residents in becoming self-sufficient, including the elderly and disabled. They offer the Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher Programs. Please call for more information

Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin (Housing Choice Voucher Progam)

https://www.hacsj.org/housing/section-8-hcv/

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program, formerly known as the Section 8 Program, is the federal government’s major program for assisting very low-income families, elderly, and disabled households to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing in the private market. A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by the HACSJ on behalf of the participating household. The household then pays the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidized by the program which is generally 30% of their adjusted income. Households who participate in the HCV program are selected from the HACSJ’s waitlist.

For open waitlists administered by HACSJ and details on how to apply, please click here. Applications will only be accepted during times when waitlists are open.

HOW TO REGISTER AS AN APPLICANT

Waitlist Information

HACSJ administers several rental assistance programs. Separate waitlists are maintained for each program. Our programs include:

The average wait time is contingent upon program turnover and funding, and could take 3-6 years.

Lodi House

Phone: (209) 334-6346
801 S. Washington Street
Lodi, CA 95240
Lodi House Website
Email Lodi House

Lodi House provides compassionate support counseling and shelter to assist women and children who are in transition and unable to maintain a permeant residence.
Lodi House offers a structured full service housing program that focuses on building healthy relationships, goal setting, providing accountability and connecting clients with community resources that will assist them in maintaining long-term stability.

McHenry House Tracy Family Shelter

Phone: (209) 835-2328
757 A Street
Tracy, CA 95376
McHenry House Website

Provide housing and support for up to seven families at a time.

Public Services Degrees

Public Services Website

This website provides community, government, and online resources that are dedicated to helping homeless and housing-insecure students. Information on scholarships and other financial aid opportunities are also provided.

Ready to Work

Phone: (209) 392-9096
119 East Weber Avenue
Stockton, CA 95202
Ready to Work Website

Ready to Work seeks to reduce the number of homeless people in San Joaquin County by helping men with a history of homelessness or involvement in the criminal justice system rebuild their lives and the lives of their families. Clients are active participants in their own success, and learn hard skills that lead directly to jobs. Earned income is the key for graduates to maintain housing and avoid future homelessness. Work instills the value of self-reliance and builds the capacity for long-term success. Ready to Work provides the education and opportunity so that people can take control of their own lives. A systematic needs assessment shows Ready to Work’s target population faces a lack of opportunity and a lack of services. Existing homeless services are short-term crisis response measures, or only serve narrow populations because of restrictive funding sources. Ready to Work assists people who are ineligible for many other services, but who have the potential to show great strides with the right investment. Ready to Work makes long-term investments in the health, economy, and people of San Joaquin County. They provide housing, food, education, work training, skill certification, stipends, and links to permanent housing for people who want a second chance.

San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services

Phone: (209) 946-2132
530 North Stanislaus Street
Stockton, CA 95202
SJ County Behavioral Health Serivces Website

MUST be referred by San Joaquin Behavioral Health Services and have a mental health diagnosis. Studio and one bedroom apartment with assistance in medication management, cooking skills, and monthly apartment checks to assure compliance with ADL's and recreational activities in community.

San Joaquin Fair Housing Association

Phone
421 South El Dorado Street, Suite 2B
Stockton, CA 95203
SJ Fair Housing Website
Email SJ Fair Housing Association

San Joaquin Fair Housing Association ensures equal opportunity in housing, rental, sale or financing without regard to race, creed, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, marital status, physical handicap or any arbitrary basis. This is done by providing educational service to tenants and landlords on their rights and responsibilities, providing counseling and referral services, mediating in landlord-tenant disputes and providing outreach and information to low and moderate income residents on housing assistance programs available to them. Lists of available housing in San Joaquin County can also be provided.

Shelter Listings Directory - San Joaquin

Shelter Listings Website

Shelter Listings is dedicated to serving the homeless and low-income individuals and families. Directory of shelters and low cost housing services in San Joaquin.

Stockton Shelter for the Homeless

Phone: (209) 465-3612
411 South Harrison Street
Stockton, CA 95203
Stockton Shelter Website

Stockton Shelter for the Homeless provides emergency shelter, food, clothing and related services to homeless families and individuals.

Zumper

Zumper Website

Find local rentals.