Senior housing resources in Goleta, California

Ellwood Apartments, located at 360 Ellwood Beach Drive in Goleta, California, is a community offering comfortable living spaces for individuals and families. People's Place, a new development in Santa Paula, provides affordable housing options for low-income households and farmworkers. Pre-applications for People's Place are now being accepted. Additionally, Ellwood Apartments features onsite Learning Centers with after-school programs for students in grades K-8. Stay updated on our latest press releases and upcoming events, including groundbreaking and grand opening ceremonies. Your support and donations help create opportunities and strengthen communities. We are grateful to Bank of the Sierra for their generous support of our Camino Scholars program. Visit Ellwood Apartments and be a part of our thriving community.

The Sandpiper Apartments Food Distribution Center is a community resource located at 375 Ellwood Beach Drive in Goleta, California. This center provides essential food assistance to residents of the Sandpiper Apartments and the surrounding community. With a commitment to fighting hunger and promoting food security, the center offers a variety of fresh produce, pantry staples, and prepared meals to those in need. Through partnerships with local food banks, donors, and volunteers, the Sandpiper Apartments Food Distribution Center strives to ensure that everyone has access to nutritious food. Visit us today to learn more about our services and how you can get involved in the fight against hunger.

Storke Ranch Apartments is a part of the Storke Ranch Master Planned Community located at 6822 Phelps Road in Goleta, California. These 36 affordable family rental units offer residents access to extensive open space and recreational facilities, such as tennis courts and swimming pools. Completed in 1999, the development includes a community building with a kitchen area and laundry facilities. The space also hosts after school activities, educational programs, and social services. The community room is named in honor of Lisa Capps, the late daughter of Congresswoman Lois Capps.