HOUSING CALIFORNIA
Shaping narrative, building power, and changing policy
to end homelessness and create affordable homes for all.
News and Updates
Statement celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Housing California shares its perspective on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and its influence on the movement for justice today. Full statement here.
Statement regarding President-Elect Biden's COVID Relief Proposal
Housing California has released a statement regarding President-Elect Biden’s $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan. Full statement here.
Housing California comments on Governor Newsom's Budget Proposal
Housing California Executive Director Lisa Hershey speaks to KQED California Report (at 5:49 mark) and Cap Radio about the latest state budget release and opportunities to effectively tackle homelessness in the coming months.
Housing California releases its annual report, "Path to Success"
This past year has reinforced that we are all in this together. In Housing California’s annual report, “Path to Success", we highlight the breadth of our collective work with partners across the state to create homes, health and prosperity for all Californians.
Statement regarding Governor Newsom's State Budget Proposal
Housing California has released a joint statement with California Housing Partnership regarding Governor Newsom's State Budget Proposal. Full statement here.
Statement regarding selection of New HUD Secretary
Click here to read our statement regarding President-Elect Biden’s choice for HUD Secretary.
Statement regarding the CA Senate Housing Package
Click here to read our statement regarding the newly released California Housing Package.
Special Initiatives
California’s Roadmap HOME 2030 is an initiative to develop and implement a “Marshall Plan” for statewide housing and homelessness solutions. This 10-year policy blueprint will illustrate how, with the right solutions and the will, we can create a California with homes for all.
Become a Member Today!
You'll be in good company: view Our Members. With your support over the last several years, advocacy by Housing California and the Residents United Network resulted in:
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Raising more than $5 billion to address homelessness and housing affordability through state legislative and budgetary efforts.
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Leading 2 state bond campaigns that resulted in $6 billion of new fundingfor affordable and supportive homes.
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Passing numerous bills to increase the affordable and supportive housing production and protect low-income peopleand individuals experiencing homelessness.
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