Shelter Program at the Mary Isaak Center
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IMPACT 500 people served annually 6-month program |
FACILITIES 100 beds Mary Isaak Center |
SERVICES Food, clothing, showers, transportation assistance and computer / phone / mail access Case management Mental health and chemical dependency recovery support Job skills training Benefits advocacy |
Permanent Supportive Housing Program
This program is designed for people with a long history of homelessness as well as a co-occuring medical condition. We give preference to veterans in this program.
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IMPACT 22 people served annually Permanent stay |
FACILITIES 18 beds Rohnert Park, Petaluma, Santa Rosa |
SERVICES Intensive case management
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Integrity Houses
Open to Shelter Program graduates, these privately-owned homes are self-managed, clean and sober, and democratically run through cooperative decision-making.
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IMPACT 50 people served annually Permanent stay |
FACILITIES 9 homes Rohnert Park and Petaluma |
SERVICES Case management Support with furnishings Tenant / landlord relations and lease facilitation |
Rent Right
A person making minimum wage in Sonoma County makes just over $1,500 per month. Rent Right gives program participants the tools and skills to utilize their available resources, manage their money and find housing in an extremeley competetive and expensive housing market. By the end of the course, students have developed a comprehensive "renter's portfolio" to present to prospective landlords, which includes a family budget, annotated credit report, and letters of recommendation. Skills learned: Budgeting, credit repair, landlord and tenant relations, home maintenance, housing search, and personal presentation.