Low income housing programs in San Pablo, California

Giant Roads Apartment is a real estate agency located at 2832 Giant Highway, San Pablo, California, United States. This institution provides 86 units of affordable multi-family permanent rental housing to extremely low and very low-income families and individuals. The units are targeted for households with initial incomes between 30% and 60% of Contra Costa County Area Median Income (AMI). Giant Road Apartments also includes 12 supportive housing units reserved for homeless households with at least one disabled member and at least one minor. The overall site features an internal loop street between and around the 5 main buildings. One of the buildings contains laundry facilities, management/resident services offices, a community space, and a YMCA childcare center. Residents have access to a large landscaped internal courtyard with approximately 2,000 sf of outdoor playground space shared with the childcare center.

Redwood Shores is a beautiful institution located at 400 Redwood Street in Vallejo, California. This HUD-subsidized community offers 120 one-bedroom apartments for extremely low-income families with at least one household member aged 62 or older. The apartments feature wall-to-wall carpeting, all-electric kitchens, decks/patios, and emergency call systems for added safety and convenience. Residents can enjoy a variety of amenities such as a community room with a kitchen, a library, laundry facilities, elevators, and a peaceful courtyard. Assigned surface parking is available, and professional on-site management ensures a well-maintained and welcoming environment for all residents.

Casa Maria Safe Haven is a school located at 2280 San Pablo Avenue in Oakland, California. This institution serves as a Safe Haven Program in West Oakland, providing temporary housing for residents for up to 6 months, with extensions available as needed. Residents have access to a range of services including housing navigation, benefits eligibility, employment assistance, health and wellness resources, and peer support. Eligible applicants must be referred by Alameda County Behavioral Health. For more information, you can contact Casa Maria at 1918 University Ave, Suite 2A in Berkeley, CA or email info@self-sufficiency.org or call (510) 649-1930. Fax: (510) 649-0627.