Kern County context: information from Housing Authority of the County of Kern. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Kern County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Kern — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Housing Authority of the County of Kern is committed to providing quality housing with supportive services to homeless individuals and emancipated foster youth who are at immediate risk of becoming homeless, partnering with local community organizations to provide housing, rental assistance, and supportive services to qualifying individuals. The agency operates a number of residential sites as well as rental assistance programs specially-designed to serve the needs of local residents who are homeless, mentally ill, or disabled. To access these services and housing resources, call 2-1-1.
Housing for Homeless | Housing Authority of the County of Kern — homeless-06029-092
The Housing Authority of the County of Kern is committed to providing quality housing with supportive services to homeless individuals and emancipated foster youth who are at immediate risk of becoming homeless, partnering with local community organizations to provide housing, rental assistance, and supportive services to qualifying individuals. The agency operates a number of residential sites as well as rental assistance programs specially-designed to serve the needs of local residents who are homeless, mentally ill, or disabled. To access these services and housing resources, call 2-1-1.
Mendocino County context: information from Community Development Commission of Mendocino County. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Mendocino County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Mendocino — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are homeless, contact one of the Homeless Service Providers listed below for a intake interview and assessment.
Official programme or resource directory. A listed private facility is not represented as a county department; facility admission, material and fee rules remain specific to each programme.
Contact the county Housing Unit for coordinated entry, motel-voucher, rapid rehousing and housing-stability programmes. Funding, programme definitions and individual eligibility apply.
County Housing Unit; programmes depend on funding and individual eligibility
Coordinated Entry (CE) is a centralized system that helps individuals and families experiencing homelessness access the services and housing they need quickly and efficiently. To learn more or check eligibility, please contact 530‑865‑6129.
County Housing Unit; programmes depend on funding and individual eligibility
Motel voucher assistance through this program is subject to available funding, which comes from multiple sources. To be eligible, clients must meet the program’s definition of homelessness and other program requirements. To learn more or check eligibility, please contact 530‑865‑6129.
Glenn County coordinated entry and homelessness-programme information
Coordinated Entry (CE) is a centralized system that helps individuals and families experiencing homelessness access the services and housing they need quickly and efficiently. To learn more or check eligibility, please contact 530‑865‑6129.
Use the appropriate local Continuum of Care or county welfare department. State programme information does not establish an available shelter bed or open enrollment.
Service area: California statewide information or county-resource referral. Local providers decide eligibility, service availability and intake requirements. Area details & sources
Service availability
Local CoC or county welfare providers operate the programmes; contact the appropriate local service.
Our programs are administered/operated at the local level. To learn more about accessing housing and homeless services in your community, please contact the local Homeless Continuum of Care or County Welfare Department.
Read HSP eligibility and contact the county programme. The source describes 56 operating counties as of FY 2024–25; this statewide information link does not assert 58 current local programmes.
Service area: California statewide information or county-resource referral. Local providers decide eligibility, service availability and intake requirements. Area details & sources
Service availability
The source’s operating-county count is explicitly for FY 2024–25, not a verified current 58-county programme count.
Review HA programme conditions and apply through your county CalWORKs office. HSP and HA are separate programmes.
Service area: California statewide information or county-resource referral. Local providers decide eligibility, service availability and intake requirements. Area details & sources
Butte County context: information from County of Butte. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Butte County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Butte — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Housing and Homeless Team through the Housing and Homeless Connection Center, provides services to individuals experiencing homelessness throughout County, including the unincorporated areas surrounding Oroville, Gridley and Biggs. The ability to provide housing and social services will bolster both mental and physical health of community members experiencing homelessness. Through partnerships with community organizations, the Housing and Homeless Team shares information on other supportive services that are available for individuals seeking services through the Connection Center.
Housing & Homeless Services | Butte County, CA — homeless-06007-087
The Housing and Homeless Team through the Housing and Homeless Connection Center, provides services to individuals experiencing homelessness throughout County, including the unincorporated areas surrounding Oroville, Gridley and Biggs. The ability to provide housing and social services will bolster both mental and physical health of community members experiencing homelessness. Through partnerships with community organizations, the Housing and Homeless Team shares information on other supportive services that are available for individuals seeking services through the Connection Center.
Contra Costa County context: information from Contra Costa County Employment and Human Services Department. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Contra Costa County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Contra Costa — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Employment and Human Services Department is committed to supporting individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or in need of rental or housing assistance. The following is a list of resources and how you may access them:
The Employment and Human Services Department is committed to supporting individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or in need of rental or housing assistance. The following is a list of resources and how you may access them:
Del Norte County context: information from County of Del Norte. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Del Norte County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Del Norte — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The CalWORKs Homeless Assistance program serves CalWORKs recipients who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. CalWORKs recipients, or applicants who appear to be eligible to CalWORKs, who meet the criteria for being homeless, are eligible for Temporary Homeless Assistance to stay in temporary shelter (e.g., a motel) for up to 16 days. Following the 16-days, the temporary shelter benefit is considered exhausted.
County of Del Norte, California - Homeless Assistance — homeless-06015-089
The CalWORKs Homeless Assistance program serves CalWORKs recipients who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. CalWORKs recipients, or applicants who appear to be eligible to CalWORKs, who meet the criteria for being homeless, are eligible for Temporary Homeless Assistance to stay in temporary shelter (e.g., a motel) for up to 16 days. Following the 16-days, the temporary shelter benefit is considered exhausted.
El Dorado County context: information from El Dorado County Health and Human Services Agency. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: El Dorado County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
El Dorado — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Are you an El Dorado County resident currently experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness? Call The Front Door at (530) 600-2822 for assessment and referrals to eligible Homeless programs.
Housing and Homelessness - El Dorado County — homeless-06017-090
Are you an El Dorado County resident currently experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness? Call The Front Door at (530) 600-2822 for assessment and referrals to eligible Homeless programs.
Fresno County context: information from County of Fresno. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Fresno County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Fresno — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Discover resources and assistance programs for individuals experiencing homelessness, including housing, health services, and support networks.
Lake County context: information from County of Lake. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Lake County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Lake — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
These programs and services are not provided by the Lake County Department of Social Services. This information is subject to change.
Lassen County context: information from County of Lassen. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Lassen County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Lassen — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are currently homeless or unsheltered and are in desperate need of an emergency shelter, please call the numbers listed.
Madera County context: information from County of Madera. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Madera County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Madera — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home. Our commitment to addressing housing insecurity and homelessness is at the forefront of our efforts. In this dedicated space, we aim to provide a comprehensive resource hub for individuals and families seeking assistance, support, and information related to housing challenges.
Housing and Homelessness Services | Madera County — homeless-06039-095
Everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home. Our commitment to addressing housing insecurity and homelessness is at the forefront of our efforts. In this dedicated space, we aim to provide a comprehensive resource hub for individuals and families seeking assistance, support, and information related to housing challenges.
Merced County context: information from County of Merced. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Merced County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Merced — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) Program helps families who are eligible for CalWORKs meet the costs of securing or maintaining permanent housing or to provide emergency temporary shelter when a family is experiencing homelessness. The program can provide payments for temporary shelter for up to 16 days, as well as payments including security deposit and last month's rent to secure permanent housing, or up to two months of rent arrearages to maintain permanent housing once every 12 months with exceptions.
Homeless Assistance | Merced County, CA - Official Website — homeless-06047-097
The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) Program helps families who are eligible for CalWORKs meet the costs of securing or maintaining permanent housing or to provide emergency temporary shelter when a family is experiencing homelessness. The program can provide payments for temporary shelter for up to 16 days, as well as payments including security deposit and last month's rent to secure permanent housing, or up to two months of rent arrearages to maintain permanent housing once every 12 months with exceptions.
Monterey County context: information from County of Monterey. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Monterey County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Monterey — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Coalition of Homeless Service Providers have information on homeless resources and information about homeless issues in Monterey County.
Napa County context: information from County of Napa. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Napa County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Napa — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Napa County offers a variety of services for people who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. Services are coordinated by Napa County and partnering agencies through the Napa City and County Continuum of Care.
Homeless Services | Napa County, CA — homeless-06055-099
Napa County offers a variety of services for people who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. Services are coordinated by Napa County and partnering agencies through the Napa City and County Continuum of Care.
Nevada County context: information from County of Nevada. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Nevada County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Nevada — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
On January 23rd 2018, Nevada County - in partnership with the Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras and Placer County - officially launched their Coordinated Entry system for people experiencing homelessness. This new system will create a centralized list of people who need housing assistance that allows participating housing providers to identify the most vulnerable individuals and families that would be eligible for housing services as resources become available.
Coordinated Entry - 211 | Nevada County, CA — homeless-06057-100
On January 23rd 2018, Nevada County - in partnership with the Homeless Resource Council of the Sierras and Placer County - officially launched their Coordinated Entry system for people experiencing homelessness. This new system will create a centralized list of people who need housing assistance that allows participating housing providers to identify the most vulnerable individuals and families that would be eligible for housing services as resources become available.
Riverside County context: information from County of Riverside. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Riverside County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Riverside — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Housing and Workforce Solutions Department (HWS) administers the Continuum of Care (CoC), which strategically uses resources to address homelessness.
Homeless Service Provider | Riverside County Department of Public Social Services — homeless-06065-101
The Housing and Workforce Solutions Department (HWS) administers the Continuum of Care (CoC), which strategically uses resources to address homelessness.
Sacramento County context: information from County of Sacramento. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Sacramento County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Sacramento — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
People in need of sheltering or other services can get up-to-date information from 211 Sacramento.
San Bernardino County context: information from County of San Bernardino. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: San Bernardino County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
San Bernardino — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Please contact United Way 211 by calling “211”. The 2-1-1 Coordinated Entry System (CES) is available in San Bernardino County, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. By dialing the 3-digit calling code, 2-1-1, the caller is connected to a live, bilingual homeless assistance call specialist who will help assess the caller’s situation and streamline access to homeless assistance services, screen applicants for eligibility for these and other programs in a consistent and well-coordinated way, and assess needs to determine which interventions are the best fit for each individual and/or family.
Homeless Partnership – Focusing on a sustainable system for housing and homeless prevention — homeless-06071-103
Please contact United Way 211 by calling “211”. The 2-1-1 Coordinated Entry System (CES) is available in San Bernardino County, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. By dialing the 3-digit calling code, 2-1-1, the caller is connected to a live, bilingual homeless assistance call specialist who will help assess the caller’s situation and streamline access to homeless assistance services, screen applicants for eligibility for these and other programs in a consistent and well-coordinated way, and assess needs to determine which interventions are the best fit for each individual and/or family.
San Luis Obispo County context: information from County of San Luis Obispo. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: San Luis Obispo County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
San Luis Obispo — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you or someone you know are currently without housing or at risk of becoming homeless, please see the Get Help page.
San Mateo County context: information from County of San Mateo. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: San Mateo County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
San Mateo — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis, please contact one of the Core Service Agencies, which provide clients with crisis intervention and referrals based on an evaluation of their needs and qualifications for assistance, and can provide referrals for homeless shelters and other homeless services. A list of the Core Service Agencies is available at https://www.smcgov.org/hsa/core-service-agencies-emergency-safety-net-assistance
The Center on Homelessness | County of San Mateo, CA — homeless-06081-105
If you are experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis, please contact one of the Core Service Agencies, which provide clients with crisis intervention and referrals based on an evaluation of their needs and qualifications for assistance, and can provide referrals for homeless shelters and other homeless services. A list of the Core Service Agencies is available at https://www.smcgov.org/hsa/core-service-agencies-emergency-safety-net-assistance
Solano County context: information from County of Solano. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Solano County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Solano — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Resource Connect Solano streamlines access to life-changing housing and supportive resources for people in Solano County who are experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.
Housing & Homelessness | Solano County, California — homeless-06095-106
Resource Connect Solano streamlines access to life-changing housing and supportive resources for people in Solano County who are experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.
Sutter County context: information from County of Sutter. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Sutter County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Sutter — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
"Coordinated Entry is an intake process that allows for us to identify and connect our homeless clients to the best local services that will assist them in breaking through their barriers to permanent housing." Sutter County's Coordinated Entry is located at Hands of Hope. For more information you can visit Coordinated Entry | SYHC 2020
Coordinated Entry | Sutter County, CA — homeless-06101-107
"Coordinated Entry is an intake process that allows for us to identify and connect our homeless clients to the best local services that will assist them in breaking through their barriers to permanent housing." Sutter County's Coordinated Entry is located at Hands of Hope. For more information you can visit Coordinated Entry | SYHC 2020
Tulare County context: information from County of Tulare. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Tulare County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Tulare — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Tulare County HHSA collaborates with partners and offers a variety of programs and resources for homeless or unhoused individuals and families. Services provided include aging services, child welfare, employment assistance, housing, SSI advocacy, medical services, and veteran support. We are committed to serving the unhoused population and increasing accessibility to resources to help residents thrive.
Assistance for the Unhoused | Health & Human Services Agency — homeless-06107-108
Tulare County HHSA collaborates with partners and offers a variety of programs and resources for homeless or unhoused individuals and families. Services provided include aging services, child welfare, employment assistance, housing, SSI advocacy, medical services, and veteran support. We are committed to serving the unhoused population and increasing accessibility to resources to help residents thrive.
Yuba County context: information from County of Yuba. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Yuba County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Yuba — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
For information on housing services offered call Health and Human Services at 1-877-652-0739.
Colusa County context: information from County of Colusa. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Colusa County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Colusa — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Housing Support Program is administered through CalWORKs by the Colusa County Department of Health & Human Services.
Mariposa County context: information from County of Mariposa. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Mariposa County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Mariposa — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Mariposa Heritage House offers access to basic needs such as food, laundry, showers, internet access, and socialization. Services are free, and our program specialists can work with you to achieve your goals in an environment of inclusion and acceptance.
Supportive and Homeless Services | Mariposa County, CA - Official Website — homeless-06043-111
The Mariposa Heritage House offers access to basic needs such as food, laundry, showers, internet access, and socialization. Services are free, and our program specialists can work with you to achieve your goals in an environment of inclusion and acceptance.
Tehama County context: information from County of Tehama. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Tehama County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Tehama — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Alameda County context: information from Alameda County Health — Housing and Homelessness Services. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Alameda County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Alameda — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are looking for housing or services, please call 2-1-1. Housing Resource Centers provide housing problem solving services and other coordinated entry services to people who are experiencing homelessness in Alameda County.
Housing and Homelessness Services | Alameda County Health — homeless-06001-154
If you are looking for housing or services, please call 2-1-1. Housing Resource Centers provide housing problem solving services and other coordinated entry services to people who are experiencing homelessness in Alameda County.
Humboldt County context: information from Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Humboldt County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Humboldt — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are currently experiencing homelessness in Humboldt County, you may access the Coordinated Entry System by dialing 2-1-1 and/or by visiting 211humboldt.org.
Humboldt Housing & Homelessness Coalition | Humboldt County, CA - Official Website — homeless-06023-155
If you are currently experiencing homelessness in Humboldt County, you may access the Coordinated Entry System by dialing 2-1-1 and/or by visiting 211humboldt.org.
Los Angeles County context: information from Los Angeles County Homeless Services and Housing. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Los Angeles County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Los Angeles — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
If you are a resident of LA County, we are here to get you connected to the support and services you need, as quickly as possible.
San Francisco County context: information from City and County of San Francisco. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: San Francisco County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
San Francisco — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Prioritize: The number of people experiencing homelessness seeking permanent housing through CE exceeds the amount of available housing. People are prioritized for permanent housing through the HRS based on their Housing Primary Assessment score.
People experiencing homelessness in San Francisco are eligible for CE. People who are not experiencing homelessness will be redirected to other services, and people who are not living in San Francisco will be redirected to services in the community where they live.
Santa Cruz County context: information from County of Santa Cruz. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Santa Cruz County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Santa Cruz — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Through the Coordinated Entry process, Connectors help people experiencing homelessness connect to services and find solutions to their housing needs.
Sonoma County context: information from County of Sonoma. The source below identifies the local programme or referral and its limits. Intake, individual eligibility, bed availability and placement are decided by the actual provider; this guide does not guarantee housing.
Service area: Sonoma County — source-specific programme/referral information; each provider’s eligibility, population, geographic and capacity restrictions apply. Area details & sources
Sonoma — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
The Sonoma County Coordinated Entry System is operated by HomeFirst. Coordinated Entry is a streamlined system designed to efficiently match people experiencing homelessness to available supportive housing programs. It prioritizes those who are most in need of assistance and provides crucial information that helps communities strategically allocate resources and identify gaps in service. Sonoma County’s Coordinated Entry system employs a Housing First model that prioritizes individuals and families facing the highest vulnerability and needs for permanent, supportive housing. Coordinated Entry is not an emergency response system. Those who are experiencing a housing crisis, should contact a local emergency shelter program. Those interested in enrolling in Coordinated Entry should contact one of the Access Sites on the flyer posted below.
Sonoma — named source programme/provider only; no shelter or placement guarantee
Emergency Shelters in Sonoma County have unique intake processes, serve specific populations, and have different criteria for entry. Download a copy to view the most recent information on Sonoma County Emergency Shelter intakes.
Get Help | Homelessness Services | Department of Health Services — homeless-06097-160
The Sonoma County Coordinated Entry System is operated by HomeFirst. Coordinated Entry is a streamlined system designed to efficiently match people experiencing homelessness to available supportive housing programs. It prioritizes those who are most in need of assistance and provides crucial information that helps communities strategically allocate resources and identify gaps in service. Sonoma County’s Coordinated Entry system employs a Housing First model that prioritizes individuals and families facing the highest vulnerability and needs for permanent, supportive housing. Coordinated Entry is not an emergency response system. Those who are experiencing a housing crisis, should contact a local emergency shelter program. Those interested in enrolling in Coordinated Entry should contact one of the Access Sites on the flyer posted below.