Transitional Housing for Families

• Beds: 41 
• People served: 50 annually
• Locations: Mary Isaak Center, Rohnert Park House, and Petaluma House
• Length of stay: 1 year
• Services provided: Case management, parenting classes, financial literacy classes, and housing search education and assistance.

Emergency Shelter for Families

Homeless families are referred to us from Sonoma County Child Protective Services. The program's goals are to prevent child maltreatment and reduce the number of children who end up in the foster care system.

• Beds: 35 beds / 11 rooms
• Children and and caregivers served: 140+
• Location: The Family Center, Petaluma
• Length of stay: 3 — 6 months
• Services provided: Comprehensive support services and counseling, respite, support, and guidance

 

Vida Nueva Permanent Supportive Housing

• Beds: 75, 24-units
• Location: Rohnert Park
• Length of stay: Permanent
• Services provided: Heads of household must be disabled. Vida Nueva provides a tight-knit community where families help and encourage one another, while receiving ongoing guidance and assistance from on-site staff. Services include one-on-one counseling, substance abuse prevention, budgeting and credit repair, parenting education, and a free lunch program for children.

 

Rapid Re-Housing

Rapid Re-Housing is part of a federally-funded effort to reduce homelessness across the nation. Through financial assistance and supportive services, Rapid Re-Housing assists families and individuals in becoming stably housed and financially self-sufficient.

Applications are only received during open application periods. Please review our Rapid Re-housing website for more information.