HomeAid Nearing Completion of Unit Construction for Hope Village

New SF Study – Housing Placement Can’t Keep Pace with People Losing Housing

Please join us on Thursday, September 12^th at the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod and Gun Club for our 22^nd annual Trapshoot event! Please click here to sponsor or contact Wendi Zubillaga at wz@citadelrs.com or 408.666.1599. 

Each year STAND! serves thousands of families fleeing domestic violence through a spectrum of intervention services offered at no cost to the survivor as well as robust teen prevention and violence recovery programs with your support. Due to critical cuts in state and federal funding we are supporting their Rebuilding Lives Event, September 19, 2024, 5:30-8pm at the Side Gate Brewery in Concord.

HomeAid is excited to partner with our Builder Captain the Pulte Group on the construction on our newest micro-home village in partnership with Firm Foundation Community Housing  for the care provider Hope Solutions. 

STAND! serves all members of the family in constant effort to END all relationship violence which means continually exploring additional strategies and developing bold ideas to keep us hopeful that change is possible and today we are inviting your partnership to support STAND!’s services in Contra Costa County.

HomeAid’s 22nd Annual Trapshoot Fundraiser – Sponsorships still available!

HomeAid is grateful for the opportunity to work with high school students from UC Berkeley’s embARC program on fun accessory items for our Hope Village Micro-Home Project located in Walnut Creek.

HomeAid Supports Victims of Crimes Act and new Funding Strategies

Happy 35th Birthday HomeAid!

HomeAid Northern California Project Approved by Livermore Planning Commission

Please join us on Thursday, September 12th at the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod and Gun Club for our 22nd annual Trapshoot event! Click here to sponsor or contact Wendi Zubillaga at wz@citadelrs.com or 408.666.1599. Only event sponsors are guaranteed a team, those that do not sponsor can register starting July 31, 2024!

HomeAid and Hope Solutions Prepare for the Construction of Hope Village

Professional Women in Building’s Successful Essentials Drive Supports HomeAid Care Providers

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan announced a plan for the city’s homeless residents which includes; temporary housing, encampment clearings, and plans to reunite people with their families out of town. San Jose’s 2024-25 budget is doing better than expected, due to improvements in the local economy and saving almost $19 million of last year’s surplus in anticipation of a deficit this year – providing potential funding to support the proposed measures.

HomeAid Nothern California Rally's to Protect Crime Victim Services at the State Capitol

Please call Gavin Newsome to Secure Critical Funding for Crime Victim Services