Supportive Housing Communities
Abode Services’ Supportive Housing Communities help prevent homelessness by combining assisted rental housing with support services for low-income residents, many whom have special needs and require ongoing support. Services are offered on site and include a wide range of programs, including case management, mental health care and substance recovery services, employment services, parenting, and children’s programs. Permanent supportive housing is recognized nationally as an effective solution to ending homelessness.
BridgeWay Apartments Howard Collins/Union City located in Fremont and Union City offer up to two years of subsidized rental housing linked to supportive services for ten previously homeless families who are very low income. Sorry, this complex has no units available at this time.
Rotary BridgeWay Apartments in Fremont contains 18 units of permanently affordable housing for adults and families who are very low income. Sorry, this complex has no units available at this time.
Mission Bell Apartments in San Leandro contains 25 units of permanent supportive housing for low and very low income individuals and families. For additional information, contact Laura Date at (510) 638-9230.
Lorenzo Creek Apartments in Castro Valley consists of 28 units of permanently affordable housing for disabled adults and families who are very low income. The on-site services provided by ABODE are specific to the needs of individual residents. Sorry, this complex has no units available at this time.
Carmen Avenue Apartments, in Livermore, has 30 permanently affordable housing units for a range of people with special needs including homeless families, survivors of domestic violence, emancipated foster youth, and persons living with disabilities. Residents are linked to an integrated network of on-site services as well as services located in the Livermore Multi Service Center. Sorry, this complex has no units available at this time.
Main Street Village Update September 2009: Main Street Village, Allied Housing's largest supportive housing project to date, is on schedule to begin construction in February 2010 and be completed in May 2011. This 64-unit supportive affordable housing development in Fremont will have several onsite service providers to assist residents with special needs, formerly homeless households, and very low income tenants. Learn more about Main Street Village.
Below, Clinical Director Pam Odendahl-Quant works with a client at Bridgeway.
