- Homelessness and Encampment Response | City of Oakland, CA
Encampment Management is necessary to address the emergency needs of our unhoused residents, and serves as one part of the City's overall response to prevent, stabilize and house our community Read the Policy (PDF, 336KB) Get Involved! Volunteers Needed!
- Homelessness grew 9% in Oakland—but its slowing down
Oakland’s unhoused population keeps growing—but the city is not experiencing anything like the explosion of homelessness that took place in the 2010s On Wednesday, Oakland and Alameda County released their latest homelessness tallies
- Oakland, CA Homeless Shelters, Services and Resources
Discover 33 homeless shelter (s) and service locations in Oakland, CA, including: Building Opportunities For Self - Sufficiency - Rosa Parks House, Casa Maria Safe Haven, St Mary's Center Senior Homeless Services - plus additional support resources nearby
- Home - Homeless Action Center
Founded in 1990, the mission of the Homeless Action Center is to provide high-quality public benefits advocacy for free to unhoused and disabled residents of Alameda County
- Home - Bay Area Community Services (BACS)
We have 24 7 residential programs across the Bay Area, addressing mental health and housing crises with expertise and compassion We use a “whatever it takes” approach to stabilize and empower our participants to achieve individualized goals We are committed to ending homelessness — permanently We know that nobody wants to be homeless
- Home - Bay Area Rescue Mission | Helping the Homeless in the . . .
Since 1965, changing the lives of the Bay Area’s homeless and hurting has been our mission Through your support, our doors are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to care for homeless men, women and children Food Shelter Clothing And so much more! HERE’S HOW YOU CAN HELP! It starts with YOU! Give once to help today
- Mission for the Homeless
Connect homeless individuals with essential resources, including food, clothing, and hygiene supplies Raise awareness about the realities of homelessness and challenge stigmas through community education, outreach, and public campaigns
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