News & Updates

As we face significant changes in funding policies at the federal and state levels, we understand the uncertainty this creates, not just for AHP, but for the entire network of individuals and organizations we serve. Many agencies, including ours, are actively planning for potential reductions in funding, which may lead to tough decisions ahead. However, we want to reassure you that we are taking thoughtful, strategic steps to continue our mission and support our community in

Arcata House Partnership, a provider of housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness, today announced that it has received a $2.5 million grant from Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez through the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund. This is the seventh year that the Day 1 Families Fund has awarded grants to organizations across the country that are leading the way to move the needle on family homelessness with the goal of ensuring that no child sleeps outside.

The City of Arcata will receive $14.1 million for a 60-unit motel acquisition permanent supportive housing project. The property is located less than one block from public transportation, and AHP has a fleet of vehicles that include minivans and wheelchair accessible vehicles that will be available for use. On-site supportive services will include daily case management, education and employment services, budgeting, community involvement, housing retention, family connection,

Too often, people who are homeless live and die without ever being noticed. If they are served by Arcata House Partnership (AHP), however, they are seen and memorialized for the full lives they led. These last months have been particularly difficult for many, and four people that AHP served have passed. In remembrance of their lives, we offer the following...

“The Humboldt County Probation Department’s The Next Step Program earned the Challenge Award for Administration of Justice and Public Safety. The program reduces crime by addressing an offender’s essential needs for food and shelter through a housing first model immediately upon release from prison…