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A resident of The Grove, an Arcata House Partnership affordable housing complex, sits outside with their dog and walker.

Permanent
Housing

FAQ

  • The Annex One-Stop is the access point for all of our services.

  • AHP vouchers provide a rental subsidy along with case management services.

  • The duration varies depending on the specific voucher. Permanent Supportive Housing vouchers are intended as a long-term subsidy, and as long as a participant follows the program rules and regulations and continues to qualify, it can be a lifelong support or until they stabilize and no longer need additional assistance. Rapid Re-housing vouchers are short-term, designed to help qualifying individuals stabilize and get back on their feet within a 24-month period.

  • For AHP vouchers, participants will not be charged more than 30% of their income towards rent.

Rapid Re-Housing & Permanent Supportive Housing

Our Rapid Re-Housing and Permanent Supportive Housing programs provide case management and rental assistance to help people move quickly into permanent homes. With no preconditions, such as sobriety, mental health treatment, or ability to pay program fees, we work closely with you to help you stay safe, stable, and independent. Our team will teach you good tenant practices, connect you with others in the community, and help you find referrals for ongoing support.

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Eligibility

  • Chronically Homeless

  • At or Below 30% Area Median Income

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Prioritization

  • CES Enrollment

  • Time Homeless

  • VI-SPDAT 8+

  • Severity & Urgency of Need

 

If you are interested in learning more information about our shelter programs, please call:

(707) 633-6236 and press # 1

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Photo: A room at the Grove

One of the rooms at the Grove. There's a bed, a dning set, and kitchenette.

Homekey Programs

Ke-Mey-Ek’ Place
 
In partnership with the Yurok Indian Housing Authority, this affordable housing site offers 18 units with onsite support. Four of the units are set aside for tribal members to make sure everyone has a fair chance at housing and to meet the needs of our community.

 
Ke-Mey-Ek’ means ”I am Home” in the Yurok Language 

The Grove

This 60-unit affordable housing complex in Arcata gives people a safe and supportive place to live. It has 24-hour onsite staff, case management, laundry, and a community room. Residents can also get food assistance and find resources to support their well-being. Through Enhanced Care Management and Community Supports (ECM/CS), we help connect tenants with essential services, homemaker support, and educational resources to rebuild skills for independence.
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