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Help with housing and emergency needs from regional 211 services. Visit 211.org

No family builds a lasting foundation alone—and neither do we. Our work is made possible by partners who share our commitment to stability, dignity, and opportunity.
Today, 20 organizations—and growing—help people returning home find housing, help families protect what they build, and help wisdom reach the next generation.

Funds our rental assistance through the Adult Reentry Grant.
Visit websiteReentry partner for people returning home from state prison.
Visit websiteHousing navigation for CalAIM members.
Visit websiteCommunity health worker referrals for housing.
Visit websiteHousing navigation.
Visit websiteOutreach and application assistance.
Visit websiteReentry peer navigation and ECM housing support.
Visit websiteHomeless prevention and rent gap funding in Merced County.
Visit websiteLow-cost checking and landlord payment verification.
Visit websiteBanking access and financial literacy workshops.
Visit websiteFinancial planning and insurance guidance.
Visit websiteLife insurance and financial guidance for families.
Visit websiteTerm life insurance and financial education for families.
Visit websiteEmployment services and job placement.
Visit websiteWorkforce development and job coaching.
Visit websiteEmployment legal support and help with housing discrimination.
Visit websiteCommunity partner.
Visit websiteCommunity support and social media amplification.
Visit websitePeer support for gathering documents.
Visit websiteFree cybersecurity protection for our website and platforms.
Visit websiteIf you’re facing a housing emergency, these services can help right away.
Help with housing and emergency needs from regional 211 services. Visit 211.org
Your County Superior Court Self-Help Center can help if you receive court papers such as an Unlawful Detainer.
Find free and low-cost legal aid near you across California. Visit LawHelpCA.org
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