80-90 units of Senior Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) will enable medically vulnerable and homeless adults 55 years and older in Alameda County to live with autonomy, dignity and independence. By becoming stably housed, residents will gain the foundation to stabilize physical and behavioral health conditions, address complex trauma and social determinants of health, and receive palliative or end-of-life care when appropriate.

50-bed recuperative care program providing compassionate and cost effective care for homeless adults departing hospitals or undergoing intensive medical treatment. 24/7 medical care, mental health services, case management with linkages to housing, health and community resources. Focus on resolution of acute issues and stabilization of chronic conditions.

On-site medical and mental health clinic staffed by primary care providers, a psychiatrist, a registered nurse, licensed clinical social workers, and case managers to provide extensive clinical care for residents.

A safe and welcoming drop-in space for City of Alameda residents who are experiencing homelessness or are at high risk for homelessness. The Resource Center will provide no-barrier case management and extensive housing placement services to enable clients to access safe and suitable housing resources.