for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
“One of the reasons I can see my grandkids is because of how close my HOPE home is to my family. None of this would have happened without people supporting HOPE.”
- Rita
HOPE Supportive Housing provides residents with individual units and access to broader supported living services from staff working out of dedicated, on-site offices. This model is designed for people who are interested in moving from more restrictive housing models.
HOPE Independent Living Homes empower adults with developmental disabilities to live with increased self-reliance without the threat of social isolation. Our residents pay 30% of their income toward rent and receive varying levels of in-house supported services.
HOPE 24-Hour Residential Care Homes serve clients with increased medical and behavioral needs. Tenants receive around the clock support from state licensed service providers in safe, comfortable home environments that are certified through CDSS and CDPH.
Our College to Career Housing provides dorm-like homes for students with developmental disabilities attending a local community college in pursuit of a certificate or degree, and who may require additional on campus and residential supports.
Veda, a resident of HOPE, carries a proud, heroic strength in her roles as an advocate and helper.
Register your participation today for this premier regional fundraising event and join us in creating safe, stable, and affordable homes for people with Intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Behind every HOPE home is a promise—to preserve safe, comfortable, and dignified housing for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.