Best Housing Association Stockton Near Me

4worldlovers: The San Joaquin Fair Housing Association is a non-profit agency established in 1983 to serve the citizens of San Joaquin County. Our services are provided to the community free of charge. Our services are funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program provided by San Joaquin County and the cities of Stockton, Tracy, Lodi, Manteca, Lathrop, Ripon and Escalon.

4worldlovers:
Children's Home of Stockton guides youth and young adults forward to hope and resiliency.

"At 13, David, feeling the strain of living at a broken home, would often turn to friends for escape and support. He started to drink alcohol, smoke marijuana, skip school, and get into fights. He also began to associate with gang members. David was finally placed at the Children’s Home of Stockton. He struggled with the rules and expectations at first and would give in to. After a year in placement, he began to focus on his program and stop trying to impress his peers. He learned to communicate more effectively with each of his parents during family therapy sessions and visits. He finally took responsibility for his negative behaviors and the pain he caused his family. David grew emotionally and was able to show empathy to others rather than only thinking of himself. He became a positive role model for his peers and would often help them to problem solve with others. David graduated the program and was able to return home to his mother and the community. His relationships with his parents and whole family had greatly improved. He was able to hold his head high and show his family that he could change. "

"When Tom arrived at the Children’s Home of Stockton at age 16, he had been relentlessly abused, neglected, and brutally traumatized. Tom was extremely quiet, shy, and scared to be here in such an unfamiliar setting. It took Tom approximately two weeks to respond to anybody with more than just a one word answer. While working through his treatment program with our residential staff and clinicians, he was able to learn what healthy relationships look like, how to trust adults, what his individual strengths are, and how to communicate effectively. Tom successfully graduated our program at eighteen exuding confidence, demonstrating open and honest communication, and acting as a role model and leader for all of our students."

"Despite a history of trauma, homelessness, economic hardship, failure in school, emotional challenges and a history of substance abuse, Jimmy was able to take advantage of the structure provided both at CHS and his one.Vision school. While here in placement, Jimmy managed to earn mostly A’s and B’s in school. In addition, he became a better musician because he allowed himself to become a teachable human being. Jimmy is also a good baker. He could be found on many occasions in the Aspen kitchen mixing up his latest and greatest goodie. He also learned and practiced socially appropriate ways of communicating with other people. Jimmy successfully graduated from the his treatment program. Our hope is that he continues to allow himself to continue to learn and grow in his life."

"When 12 year old Bella arrived on the Cypress Cottage she faced many challenges. She didn’t have a lot of family support and struggled with anxiety and depression. Bella had been through a lot and was just looking for a place she could call home. At first Bella struggled in placement; she had difficulty fitting in with older age peers. Slowly and with the help of a lot of people, Bella began to change her thinking. She started to gain some maturity and some insight into her behaviors. Things started to change for her at school as well and she made the Honor Roll. She graduated the program successfully in a year and was able to transition to a foster/adopt home. She lives with her new family in Southern California and is living an amazing life. Bella’s determination and hard work finally paid off; she found a new place to call home."

4worldlovers: STAND is a group of residents working together in our South East Stockton neighborhood centered at Airport Way and East 8th Street. Since 1991 we have worked to make our neighborhood of minority and low-income residents a safer and more desirable place to live.


We advocate and coordinate Community Policing in our area. In 1991 the crack cocaine epidemic plagued us. The crime, drugs and gangs were rampant. Together with the Police Department we started Community Policing and lowered crime 80%. We take resident’s complaints and proactively deal with their crime related problem until it is resolved. For community meeting times, go to the Community Policing section in the Our Services tab.

We created the Affordable Housing Program. While cleaning up crime, we learned that the slumlords that provide housing to addicts and dealers are an equal part of the crime problem.

We buy single family blighted houses, fully rehabilitate them and sell them to low and moderating income families. See our list of available homes for sale here.

We have five homes available as rentals. See the rental tab for a list here.

4worldlovers: Our goal is to help homeless people move into housing. We also provide fast, effective prevention services for extremely low-income people who are at risk of becoming homeless.

Please be aware it may take time to help you. If you need immediate shelter, you can find shelter information at 2-1-1 website. We participate in the local Coordinated Entry System. If you are homeless, your information will be forwarded to the Coordinated Entry System, which provides fair and equitable access to limited help in our community.

By providing permanent housing opportunities, CVLIHC enables homeless individuals and families to move from shelters and the streets into real housing that improves their financial, emotional and physical wellness.

If you are at imminent risk of homelessness, we may be able to provide rent support to prevent you from becoming homeless.

Eligible households must be residents of San Joaquin County, make less than 30% of Area Median Income, and be able to document they are imminent risk of homelessness.

If you have been served with a notice to vacate and are facing homelessness, follow this link to our Application Form.

If you are a family with minor children living in a homeless shelter, in your car, or in another place not meant for human habitation,

We may be able to provide rent and deposit support to help you enter permanent housing.

We also may be able to provide extremely short-term rent and deposit support if you are a household without children.

Eligible households must be residents of San Joaquin County and homeless to qualify, as well as other program eligibility requirements.

If you meet the federal definition of “chronically homeless,” we may be able to provide ongoing rent support, case management, and wraparound services.

Eligible households must be residents of San Joaquin County and qualify as “chronically homeless,” which means having a permanent disability and being homeless for more than 1 year (or being homeless for a total of 1 year spread over 4 different time periods within 3 years).

We also offer several assistance programs that require referrals from other agencies. If you are homeless and have a child younger than 5, please contact First 5 San Joaquin about the HousingWORK program.

If you are facing housing challenges and are a consumer of behavioral health services, please contact San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services about the CHOICE program.

4worldlovers: New Genesis Housing Development was established in June 2009. Our mission is to provide affordable housing opportunities for low to moderate income individuals and families in the Greater Central Valley of California. New Genesis HDC provides advocacy services in and for families to better improve neighborhoods and communities. New Genesis also supports within its structure a Faith -Based & Community Initiatives Network to empowered individuals and organizations to better improve their communities. Under the umbrella of NGHD, s Faith - Based and Community Initiatives Network, the organization will be launching in late 2021 a theology school called The New Genesis Theological Institute. It will be a hybrid of in person and online study to educate and empower people of faith to better serve their communities.

Using data driven models, we provide solutions that make a long-lasting difference. New Genesis Housing Development works with many community and neighborhood partners with the aim to better support and empower individuals and families to help them achieve their dreams and objectives. New Genesis Housing Development with government entities on the local, state and federal level and for profit businesses in the spirit of collaboration to and with the aim to achieve freedom and economic independence for those who desire to achieve it. Staying connected to our clients and partners is key to reaching our goals and objectives. New Genesis Housing Development has a BRAND new mobile app. Just TEXT the letters NGHD to the number 54244. Grant permission to receive updates and follow the instructions to place on your mobile device. DO IT TODAY! You will be glad that you did.

BISHOP DWIGHT EARL WILLIAMS IS THE FOUNDER, PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF NEW GENESIS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. PASTOR WILLIAMS IS A LIFELONG RESIDENT OF STOCKTON , CALIFORNIA. HE IS MARRIED WITH TWO GROWN CHILDREN. REV. WILLIAMS IS ALSO A SUCCESSFUL CHURCH PLANTER IN STOCKTON. HE IS THE FOUNDER, PASTOR/PRESIDENT OF NEW GENESIS OUTREACH MINISTRIES CHURCH. HE IS ALSO A ENTREPRENEUR. HE IS THE OWNER/PRESIDENT OF DWIGHT WILLIAMS ENTERPRISES . D. W. E. IS A BUSINESS ADVERTISING MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM. PASTOR WILLIAMS LEADS A DYNAMIC TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS AND VOLUNTEERS IN A SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE THATS COMMITTED TO FINDING WIN-WIN SOLUTIONS TO COMPLEX ISSUES.

4worldlovers:
Plymouth Place is an affordable, older adult (62+) community with several apartments equipped to accommodate those who are mobility impaired (also available to those over the age of 18).

Conveniences close to our community include various restaurants, two Post Offices, a variety of medical facilities, several grocery stores, and two shopping centers. Ancillary services include Meals-On-Wheels and Home Health Services. Transportation consists of weekly van services, dial-a-ride, SMART, as well as taxi and bus service.

Our residents enjoy frequent parties, potluck suppers, bingo, and other social activities which are held in the community room. Our community actively participates in RHF’s Project H.A.N.D.S.

We hope this section helps answer a few of the questions you may have. If you would like more information, please call Plymouth Place at 209-466-4345. We look forward to hearing from you!

What type of housing is Plymouth Place? Is it low-income housing?

4worldlovers: Reimagining a former motel into permanent supportive housing for at-risk families and transition-age youth

With funding from the State of California's Homekey program and match funding from the City of Stockton.

HACSJ administers several rental assistance programs. Separate waitlists are maintained for each program.

Owners/landlords are welcome to rent their property to a participant of the HCV program pending rent approval.