Housing & Homeless Assistance
Housing & Homeless Assistance
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Housing Authority Monterey County
The Housing Authority of the County of Monterey (HACM) provides safe, stable, and affordable housing to county residents, working to build stronger communities. Their team supports individuals and families in need, offering quality housing opportunities that promote growth, security, and well-being.
Phone Number: (831) 775-5000
Address: 123 Rico Street, Salinas, CA 93907
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CHISPA's rental communities undergo the same design and building process as market-rate developments, ensuring quality construction and professional management that blends in with neighborhood homes. Their affordable apartment developments also offer community rooms with services and classes, such as after-school programs, health education, and computer literacy, provided through partnerships with local organizations.
Phone Number: (831) 757 - 6251
Address: 295 Main Street #100, Salinas, CA 93901
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CHS is a nonprofit providing mental health, substance abuse, and homeless services to low-income individuals and families in Monterey County, California. Their services help clients develop skills and support networks, reducing the need for social services and improving community outcomes.
Phone Number: (831) 658 - 3811
Address: 1083 S Main Street, Salinas, CA 93901
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Hope Housing provides comprehensive housing services connected to Substance Use Disorder and Specialty Mental Health Services, offering a personalized and trauma-informed approach to treatment and care coordination. The program supports individuals and families in developing skills for a structured life and autonomous success, to find permanent housing within 18 months through a collaborative effort with local partners.
Phone Number: (831) 582 - 9461
Address: 3043 MacArthur Drive, Marina, CA 93933
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Salvation Army - Casa de las Palmas & Phase II
The Casa de Las Palmas and Phase II programs offer transitional housing for up to 24 months for working families with children under the age of 18 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Potential applicants must first complete a phone screening before being interviewed and placed on our waitlist. Applicants must be prepared to share information and documentation for the household regarding:
- Homeless status
- Employment status
- Current household income
- Child custody
- History of substance abuse and recovery
- Criminal background
For more information or to complete a phone screening, please contact their Housing Department. staff member, at (831) 899-1071 or email at housing.department@tsamonterey.com
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Franciscan Workers - House of Peace
The House of Peace advances to the step beyond a homeless shelter. It’s a transitional living program that promotes and provides safety, stability, and well-being for adults who have experienced chronic homelessness. Very much like interim housing, twelve to fourteen residents live in two separate communities, supporting each other toward positive, healthier lifestyles.
As a resident, you will have access to counseling, linkage to community resources, educational direction, financial and literacy programs, assistance with building your income, applying for benefits, job training and employment readiness, and help to get the very most out of Medi-Cal and other healthcare options. There is a resident manager, social workers, and a housing navigator on-site to help you find permanent housing.
To apply for House of Peace Transitional Housing or House of Peace Permanent Supportive Housing, please call Program Director Roman Pérez at 831-998-2148 or email roman.perez@dorothysplace.org
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Your health and well-being is crucial when it comes to maintaining housing. If you are experiencing homelessness, we are here to help. And most importantly, our team can help you manage your health needs (appointments, prescriptions) and get you started on a path to permanent housing.
Their Housing Navigators have fostered relationships with local landlords and the Housing Authority and are ready to partner with you to find and maintain sustainable housing.
If you qualify for Medi-Cal, we can provide Enhanced Care Management that allows us to coordinate with your physical and behavioral healthcare team. Social Workers can help you apply for health benefits, assist with appointments and transportation, medication management, and more.
Don’t hesitate to come into their Streets To Homes office and ask for help. They're there for you.
Phone Number: (831) 444-1056
Address: 17 East Lake Street, Salinas, CA 93901
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Offers affordable apartment rentals to extremely low-income and homeless families with children, including those with housing vouchers. Interested individuals may contact the program directly to request an application.
Phone Number: (510) 582-1460