CCE News
State-Sponsored Housing Projects in Bay Area and San Bernardino Reach Major Milestones Through State’s Community Care Expansion Program
Community Care Expansion (CCE) program-funded projects in Alameda and San Bernardino counties will provide more than 200 beds/units of integrated housing with care and supportive services for older adults and people with disabilities who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
CDSS: Two State-Funded Housing Projects in Northern California Reach Major Milestones
Projects in Chico and Berkeley Will Provide More Than 70 Housing Units “Since launching in 2022, the CCE program has committed funding to promising projects across the state, opening the door to create or preserve thousands of residential care beds and supportive housing units,” CDSS Director Jennifer Troia said. “We are making real progress toward providing more equitable, person-centered housing…
The Sun: San Bernardino County expands housing for homeless residents
The second phase of Pacific Village in Highland will include 106 beds for homeless county residents. To read the full article, visit The Sun.
North Bay Business Journal: Ukiah hears presentation on tribal elder housing project
“We identified more than 300 tribal elders throughout California within our consortium that were in need of housing,” a Northern Circle Indian Housing Authority official told the Ukiah City Council about the proposed 30-home project. To read the full article visit The North Bay Business Journal.
The Oaklandside: West Oakland hotel will become 125-unit homeless shelter
Oakland announced it is opening a new homeless shelter this week and move-ins are already underway. The former Extended Stay America at 3650 Mandela Parkway has been acquired with a combination of state and local funds and transformed into a 105-unit shelter capable of housing 150 individuals and couples. Eventually, the building will be converted into 125 units of permanent…