Transitional & Permanent Supportive Housing

In addition to offering emergency shelter to veterans and other individuals living on the streets, we provide transitional and permanent housing to formerly homeless veterans and other individuals who have experienced homelessness. 

We also partner with affordable housing developers to offer supportive services to residents living at their sites, via on-site case managers, ensuring that individuals and families have the resources they need to remain stably housed. 

Our Housing Sites

  • Transitional Housing: Dignity Commons in Alameda. 28 apartments, a mix of both Transitional and Permanent housing. The only site in the East Bay that serves veteran parents of either gender with minor children.
  • Transitional Housing: Dignity Village in Alameda. 47 individual units of transitional housing, including five units set aside for homeless youth between 18 & 24, seven set aside for hearing and sight impaired individuals and 12 additional ADA equipped units
  • Transitional Housing: Ashby House in Berkeley. 7 units of Transitional Housing, and the only facility in the Bay Area specifically for members of the LGBTQ+ veteran community.
  • Permanent Housing: Inn at Temescal in Oakland. 21 studio apartments serving formerly homeless veterans
  • Permanent Housing: Inn at the Coliseum in Oakland. 36 studio apartments for formerly homeless individuals with chronic mental and physical health conditions.
  • Permanent Housing: Casa Arabella in Oakland. We provide resident services for 20 units of veterans housing in a larger low-income apartment complex
  • Permanent Housing: Loro Landing in San Leandro. We provide resident services for 28 units of veterans’ housing in a larger low-income apartment complex
  • Permanent Housing: Corsair Flats in Alameda. We provide resident services for 30 units of veterans’ housing in a larger apartment complex for low-income seniors
  • Permanent Housing: Shinsei Gardens and Stargell Commons in Alameda. Between the two adjacent communities, we provide resident services for 71 low-income families