Nonprofit, public and health care partners working together to create a Center to care for homeless seniors and individuals with acute medical needs. Caring for Vulnerable Elders & Homeless Individuals with Health Conditions in Alameda County
Alameda Point Collaborative (APC) has been awarded federal surplus property near Crab Cove for the proposed project.
News & Announcements
APC undertakes Exploratory Investigation of Senior Building
Beginning on November 10th, and lasting a few days, BBI construction will be doing some exploratory investigation of structural elements in the senior living building. A detailed Scope of Work…
Community Meeting October 1
Please sign up for our community meeting to be held October 1 at 6 pm. Registration is at https://tinyurl.com/caringalameda Hear project updates, and review the respite center and landscaping designs.
Design Review Application Approved
APC submitted a Design Review Application to the City for the Senior Living component of the project. The document is available for your review here. Both the Planning Board and…
Proposed Center
Beneficial Outcomes
1
Health Improvement
Clients will improve their health, housing status and quality of life in a dignified and supportive community environment.
2
Benefit Neighborhood
The surrounding neighborhood will benefit from the transformation of vacant buildings into well-designed, landscaped and attractive facilities.
3
Cost Savings
Health care providers will improve homeless patient health outcomes and attain cost savings through reduced hospital readmissions, emergency room utilization & unnecessary skilled nursing placements.
4
Expanding Resources
Outreach, support and emergency supplies for City of Alameda residents experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis. Housing placement services to connect clients to safe and suitable housing.

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