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- Homelessness Solutions | Alameda County
Housing Homelessness Services works to build a robust, integrated, and coordinated system for housing and homelessness services and acts as the County’s point of contact on homelessness strategic planning and program development
- Programs and Services Addressing Homelessness | City of Alameda
The City of Alameda, the County of Alameda, and community partners are committed to addressing homelessness in our island city The City coordinates service providers that offer outreach and programs to support homeless individuals and families in Alameda
- Homeless Health Resources - ALAMEDA COUNTY HEALTH CARE FOR THE HOMELESS
To access substance use treatment, such as detox, residential and day treatment, and medication assisted treatment, please contact the resources listed below Visit our Substance Use Treatment page for more information
- Midway Shelter - Assistance Help Women Children Homelessness Domestic . . .
Help us change the lives of women and children who are homeless and have experienced domestic abuse Founded in 1989, Midway Shelter of Alameda provides a safe and supportive environment for women and children suffering from homelessness and domestic violence
- 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
- Homelessness - Building Futures
First founded in 1989 by the Alameda Homeless Network and the City of Alameda, Midway provides 25 beds and a range of services for homeless women and children Building Futures was chosen to operate the shelter in 2001
- Fact Sheet: Homelessness in California1
24% of all people experiencing homelessness in the United States did so in either Los Angeles or New York City In Los Angeles, 85% of people either counted in unsheltered locations or in shelters were individuals
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