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Must meet income eligibility criteria
Almond Blossom Apartments is an affordable housing family community located in the city of Ripon close to shopping, restaurants, schools, and Hopper transportation. On-site laundry facility and playground for children are available. Please contact site manager for more information.
Anchor Village Apartments provide supportive affordable housing to low-income families and individuals, with preference given to veterans at risk of homelessness and individuals living with mental illness. This apartment complex consists of 51 total one- and two-bedroom apartment homes with approximately 8,000 square feet of ground floor community servicing space. To address the unique needs of this population, the project will include an on-site property manager and supportive services. Anchor Village is located near several amenities and the Downtown Transit Center and was designed with LEED Silver standards.
All applicants must provide proof of income to qualify to receive the restricted rents. Please contact the rental office for the most up-to-date information.
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Astoria Senior Living and Memory Care is an assisted living and memory care facility that offers educational seminars and support for seniors. Assisted living services include:
For those who need more than basic health care, additional services are available for help with medication, bathing, dressing, diabetic care and much more. Specialized memory care is available at all locations. Memory care residents enjoy the same amenities and services as those in assisted living, but also benefit from a more secure environment, as well as their own activity areas.
All Astoria communities have the ability to provide short-term respite care (as space and availability allows). A respite stay ranges from a few days to weeks or even a few months.
Bethel Gardens has been designated as a low-income housing complex for low-income seniors in the Lodi area. The complex offers one-bedroom apartments only.
Please call for information on the application process and waiting list.
Residents must earn between 30 to 60 percent of the Area Median Income as defined by Department of Housing and Development. Please call for more information.
Cal Weber 40 is an affordable family housing property located at the intersection of North California Street and East Weber Avenue in Stockton, California.
Cal Weber 40 apartments consist of 40 units; 28 apartments with two bedrooms and one bathroom, and 12 apartments with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The modern apartment complex boasts solar-powered units, a computer lab and a private playground. This property has designated parking, common areas, private balconies and an impressive twelve foot ceiling height for third story units.
The ground level has remained commercial with the exception of four units located at the north and south entrances in the Cal Weber building residential lobby. The location embraces pedestrian access to the nearby restaurant and entertainment district with parks and the waterfront within a five-minute walking distance.
California Conservation Corps (CCC) offers young adults (ages 18 to 25) paid work experience and the opportunity to protect and enhance Californias natural resources and communities. During their year of service, Corpsmembers receive a monthly stipend. Environmental projects are worked on to respond to state and federal disasters. The CCC offers a wide range of job training including firefighting, flood response, trail building, and culinary, among others.
Applicants have an opportunity to earn a high school diploma through the on-site John Muir Charter School. Corpsmembers are paid once a month and are also eligible for academic scholarships.
The CCC offers housing placement. There are nine residential facilities located throughout the State of California to which Corpsmembers can be assigned. Corpsmembers can also choose to work at one of 11 non-residential facilities throughout the state. Please visit ccc.ca.gov for more information.
California resident
California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) is the state agency charged with enforcing California’s civil rights laws. The mission of the DFEH is to protect the people of California from unlawful discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations and from hate violence.
To file a Pre-Complaint Inquiry, you may select one of the following methods:
Veterans who served on active duty a minimum of 90 days (not including training purposes), during wartime or peacetime periods, under honorable conditions.
California Department of Veterans Affairs and its CalVet Home Loan program are committed to helping veterans and active duty personnel attain the American Dream of home ownership. Competitive market interest rates with low or no down payment are offered. The eligibility guidelines have been expanded so that nearly any veteran interested in purchasing a home in California is eligible. Please visit the website for detailed information. You may use the menu on the right hand side of this page to get detailed information about the CalVet Home Loan program.
If you are ready to buy a home, CalVet is available to meet your home financing needs. You will find many features and benefits with a CalVet loan that will save you money and help protect your investment for your family.
California Mentor provides homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are 18 years and older.
Currently, only one to two clients are accepted per home. Case management services are provided. Bi-weekly home visits with the program coordinators are made.
This organization is part of the Mentor Network.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Casa de Esperanza is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing development that offers 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom units. Amenities include:
Please call apartment manager for specific information on waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
Casa Manana Inn is a 62+ senior project conveniently located near a beautiful park with a senior center, public transportation, shops and medical offices. Casa Manana offers 16 studio apartment units of very affordable housing for independent senior citizens with a myriad of activities which include on site laundry facilities, a small general store, a library, bingo, monthly birthday celebrations, and weekly delivery of free commodities and fresh vegetables and fruit. Americans with Disability Acts (ADA) ramps and an elevator provide accessibility. Large community room for events, lounge areas on each floor, community patio and off street parking. Security cameras and key-card entry provide a safe environment for residents.
Must be "chronically homeless" as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (literally homeless, permanently disabled (mental or physical), homeless for at least one year in the past three years, capable of independent living).
Eligibility requires evidence of residency in San Joaquin County. Enrollment is also dependent on an assessment of need and other requirements as required by federal regulations set forth in the HEARTH Act.
Permanent Supportive Housing is primarily directed to serving the needs of households consisting of an adult homeless person with a permanent disabling condition but also serves homeless households where the head of household is disabled. The program provides rent support and strongly encourages that qualifying participants receive ongoing support services from either the referring agency or a social service agency. Additionally, a self-sufficiency plan is developed with specific goals to assist members of the household toward self-sufficiency. Households must be able to provide for basic living needs in addition to rent.
Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.
Eligible households must be residents of San Joaquin County and homeless to qualify, as well as other program eligibility requirements.
Rapid Re-Housing is a federally funded temporary rental assistance program (normally not exceeding twelve months) for qualified homeless families that are living in a shelter, living on the streets, or receiving one-time homeless assistance from the Human Services Agency. Families can receive rent and deposit assistance, according to documented need of the household; continuing eligibility is reviewed at least every three months. The head of household must also participate in a plan toward self-sufficiency (education, training or employment).
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, rent and deposit support may be provided to help you enter permanent housing. Extremely short-term rent and deposit support may also be provided if you are a household without children.
Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.
Vary by program, please see below.
Homelessness Prevention provides short-term, one-time rental and/or deposit assistance to qualifying households that meet all federal and local eligibility requirements. All households must undergo an application and review process through Central Valley Low-Income Housing Corp. Households that believe they meet eligibility requirements should contact Central Valley Low Income Housing for full details.
Homeless Prevention Program: Households must have documentation that they are imminently at risk of becoming homeless as defined by the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department under the HEARTH Act. Household income must be less than 30% of the areas median income based on household size.
Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Rapid Re-Housing Program: Households must meet the definition of homelessness under Category one or Category four as defined by the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department. Households may be single adults or families with children.
Households must be able to demonstrate the capability of being self-sufficient following assistance. Assistance is usually limited to less than three months. Households must be residents of San Joaquin County. Units assisted must meet FMR limits.
Those who require home health care services.
Chaluth Home Care offers:
Must meet limits. Please see income limit information below:
Charleston Place Apartments offers two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments. All apartments have two full bathrooms. Rent is below market value, no subsidy and no application fee.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria
Chateau de Lyon is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing development that offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Amenities include energy efficient appliances, community room, monthly tenant meetings, Neighborhood Watch, computer lab, playground, basketball court, and washers and dryers in each unit.
Please call apartment manager for specific information on waiting list, time frame and application completion process.
Rent and a maximum income ceiling set by the state and adjusted yearly. These amounts are based on family size. Basic requirements are listed below:
Chesapeake Bay Apartments offers both regular market and affordable housing apartments to lower-income families that meet state requirements. A waitlist of 100 names is maintained and families are called in order. The waitlist is currently closed.
Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP) referrals are only accepted through Juvenile Probation and Social Service Departments.
Catalyst referrals are accepted from community partners/organizations and self-referrals from Transition Age Youth (TAY) experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Children’s Home of Stockton (CHS) provides a home away from home for youth who need it most, as its mission is to give at-risk youth an opportunity for a productive life through treatment and education in a safe, nurturing environment. The goal is to offer needed support so every youth has the chance to be successful and thrive as a productive member of the community
CHS operates two programs: a licensed 16-bed Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP) for foster youth twelve to eighteen years old and Catalyst, and an 18-bed housing and homeless prevention program for unsheltered and at-risk youth 18 to 24 years old.
Services include:
For more information, to get involved, or to tour the campus, please call (209) 466-0853.
If you have any questions pertaining to intake or Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP) referrals, please contact Lena Mayo, Intake Coordinator, at (209) 395-3401 or at lmayo@chsstk.org. For Catalyst referrals, please contact Lisa Jordan, Youth Services Director. Youth experiencing homelessness can self-refer.
Low-income families
City of Stockton Economic Development Department provides the following assistance to qualified low and moderate income City of Stockton residents:
The Housing Division administers programs that create housing opportunities for residents of Stockton through down payment assistance, emergency repairs, and neighborhood improvements.
Available Housing Programs:
Coalition of Tracy Citizens to Assist the Homeless (CTCAH) is a small non-profit organization who serves the homeless population. It’s primary focus at this time is operating Emerson House (a transition place for homeless men) and Rochester House (a “supportive living” facility for previously homeless disabled and/or senior men who have been through the Emerson House Program and continue to need help so as not to end up homeless again).
Each man who comes to live at Emerson House is required to participate in the Emerson House Program and utilize their resources to prepare to live independently – to leave Emerson House when they have secured sufficient income to afford a place of their own.
Low-income families
Community of All Nations is a family low-income apartment complex subsidized by the federal governments Department of Housing and Urban Development and a Visionary Home Builders community.
Depending on family size and income requirements, low income families can rent an apartment through Section 8 housing or other government program funds. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
To be considered, you must have 30 days minimum drug and alcohol free. Must follow all house rules. Sobriety must remain the first priority in order to remain in the house. You must consent to random drug and alcohol tests at any time.
Corbin House Sober Living for Women is a women-only sober living home. This addiction treatment center provides the basic accommodations such as a bed, bed linens, personal item storage, secure medicine storage, towels, typical household furniture, toilet paper, and more. There are a maximum of 5 women allowed in the House, and are required to physically attend at least four AA, NA or Celebrate Recovery meeting every week.
Those who wish to participate have to work. If you do not currently have employment, then you must obtain employment. If, for some reason, you are unable to work, then you must either be going to school or you must volunteer in one or more Community Organizations.
Staying sober is tough - You are tougher. Please call or visit the website for more information.
Senior housing only (55-years old and older). Must meet income eligibility criteria.
Delta Plaza Apartments, a housing project of Visionary Home Builders of California, is available to low-income senior citizens from San Joaquin County. Interested individuals must apply for the Project Based Voucher Program (Section 8) waiting list for seniors. Applications can be obtained at the County of San Joaquin Housing Authority’s office located at 2575 Grand Canal Boulevard, Suite 100, Stockton. For more information, please call (209) 468-5000.
Affordable housing property with income restrictions and restrictions for students
Delta Village Apartments offers a choice of one-, two-, three-, or four-bedroom apartment homes, where single level and townhouse designs are available. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low income eligibility criteria
Dewey Apartments is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing project. Depending on family size and income requirements, low income families can rent apartments through HUD housing or other government program funds. Dewey Apartments is one of several low income apartments. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria
Diamond Cove Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing development, providing affordable housing to low-income families. Please call apartment manager for specific information on waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria
Diamond Cove Townhomes II is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing development and offers 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom units. Amenities include energy efficient appliances, Head Start Daycare Center, community room, monthly tenant meetings, Neighborhood Watch, computer lab, playground, basketball court, and washers and dryers in each unit. Please call apartment manager for specific information on waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria
Emerald Pointe Townhomes is a housing project of Visionary Home Builders of California and offers low-income housing to qualifying families. Residents are responsible for paying the monthly rent, electric and gas utilities. There is a Head Start preschool site for children ages 3 to 5 years. Please call manager for specific information about the application process, procedures and waiting list time frame.
Residents must be 62 years old or older and meet income guidelines as set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Housing is available for those with mobility impairments or disabilities.
Escalon Heritage House provides low-income, subsidized housing for senior citizens in the Escalon area. Housing offers studio apartments as well as one bedroom apartments. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion.
Families visiting people with AIDS or other life-threatening illnesses or trauma. Guests must be temporary visitors from outside the Bay Area.
Family Link is a guest house that serves families that come to San Francisco from around the world to visit and care for loved ones with a life threatening illness or traumatic injury.
Family Link provides:
Plan to arrive before 8:00 p.m. in the evening when first arriving. Advance registration is required.
Families who are experiencing homelessness and have a child under 18 years old.
Family Promise of San Joaquin County offers up to a 90-day stay at their shelter to families with children experiencing homelessness in San Joaquin County. A rotational mode is used which means that every week their families will stay at a new congregation host site in San Joaquin County.
Families must be vaccinated or comfortable taking a COVID test every Saturday while in the program. Drug and alcohol tests are administered, as well as background checks.
The day center is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 7 days a week. At the day center, families can have access to bathing and laundry facilities. Families also have access to a quiet room, playroom, family room, and computers. Case management is offered to help support families in achieving goals, securing housing, and connection to resources in the community. Parenting, Financial Literacy, and Good Tenancy classes are also provided.
Low-income families
Filipino Plaza is a low-income, multi-family HUD 236 apartment community located in downtown Stockton. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures. The monthly rent is based on 30% of the income.
Filipino Plaza residents are also able to take advantage of the Neighborhood Networks Computer Learning Center which provides after school computer tutoring and a homework club to residents.
Associated Filipino Organizations is also located within Filipino Plaza and offers computer based learning, an after-school program, faith based programs, ESL, citizenship training, and more.
Low-income households.
Granite Ridge Apartments offers one and two bedroom apartment homes in Stockton. Each apartment has a dishwasher, an air conditioner and dual kitchen sink. Floor plans range from 629 to 829 square feet. Please contact apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Grant Village Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing project. Depending on family size and income requirements, low-income families can rent apartments with Section 8 housing or other government program funds. Grant Village is one of several low-income apartments that features two, three and four bedroom units with backyards. A Head Start Center is on-site. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures. Always accepting applications for wait list.
Low-income senior citizens over the age of 62 years old or disabled.
Hammer Lane Village provides low-income, subsidized housing for senior citizens in the Stockton area. Studios and one bedroom apartments are available. Please contact apartment manager for specific information on waiting list, time frame and application completion process. Section-8 based rent is based on 30% of income.
Must be eligible for services through Valley Mountain Regional Center System of California.
Hanot Foundation provides residential services for the developmentally disabled. Services include full residential services, community integration, a social and recreational program, basic training in self-help skills and social development.
The mission is to provide home-like residences for developmentally disabled adults and seniors in a warm, supportive and loving environment that is least restrictive for the individual resident.
Low-income residents of San Joaquin County.
Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin provides for affordable, attractive, safe living environments with the goal of assisting low-to-moderate income residents in becoming self-sufficient, including the elderly and disabled. The Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher Programs are also offered. Please call for more information.
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Indigenous Peoples Adjustment Program (IPAP) is a charitable organization in Stockton that provides housing and services to Indigenous communities. IPAPs goal is to improve the quality of living in the community in a more positive way by honoring traditional ways, educational achievement and honoring career achievement to improve family betterment.
IPAP offers housing referrals, job resources, substance abuse programs for entry, detox centers, sacred ceremonies (sweat lodge, round house, etc.), and the use of Red Road Recovery and the Twelve-step programs (AA or NA).
Please call for more information.
Low-income families and seniors who meet U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) income requirements.
Inglewood Gardens is a low-income apartment complex for qualifying families and seniors interested in a studio, one, or two bedroom apartment. This is a project-based Section 8 housing property. Interested individuals must complete application. There is a waiting list of one to two years or more. If you have submitted wait list applications, please notify in writing of address changes and contact information.
Income restrictions apply.
Kentfield Apartments is part of the Bridge Housing Project and is a 90-unit affordable housing complex within the Kentfield area. Studio, one, two or three bedroom apartments are available. Please contact apartment manager for specific information on application process, time frame and qualifications.
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Making Home Affordable Program (MHA) helps homeowners in avoiding foreclosure, stabilizing the countrys housing market, and improving the nations economy. If expenses have increased due to medical bills or picking up the pieces after a separation or divorce, this program is available. There are a variety of MHA programs that may help homeowners having difficulty making mortgage payments. Please visit the website or call for more information.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Marquis Place is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing project. This is a new multiple-family housing development that provides 21 affordable living units to low-income families. Several of the units offer ADA accessibility and adaptability. All of the units feature energy efficiency through the latest technology in insulation, windows, heating and cooling systems. Additionally, the units provide ENERGY STAR appliances. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
Must meet income guidelines.
Meridian Pointe Apartments offers affordable housing units for families that meet income criteria. This property provides 186 multifamily, two and four-bedroom apartments to very low to low-income residents in Stockton. Please contact apartment manager for specific information on time frame and application completion procedures.
Low-income families
Mountain View Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California project. This is a low-income housing complex for low-income families unable to pay the average cost to rent a home in Tracy. There are units available depending on the size of the household. There is a waiting list at this time with an average wait of three to four years. Interested families must stop in to complete an application and verify eligibility.
Affordable housing opportunities for low- to moderate-income individuals and families in the Greater Central Valley region of California.
New Genesis Housing Development provides advocacy services for families to better improve neighborhoods and communities. New Genesis also supports a faith-based and community initiatives network to empower individuals and organizations to better improve their communities.
Low-to-moderate income families in search of housing.
Pacific Pointe Apartments is one of several affordable housing apartments. The apartments feature an array of modern amenities. Base rent is determined by the State, not by household income. Please contact apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion process.
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Red Rabbit Enterprises offers the following services:
Must be referred by San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services and have mental health diagnosis.
Supportive Living Environments offers studio and one bedroom apartment with assistance in medication management, cooking skills, and monthly apartment checks to assure wellness compliance and recreational options in the community.
Serves low-income tenants and landlords with mediation in regard to housing issues, as well as education and investigation in fair housing issues; to eliminate discrimination in San Joaquin County.
San Joaquin Fair Housing Association ensures equal opportunity in housing, rental, sale or financing without regard to race, creed, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, marital status, physical handicap or any arbitrary basis. This is done by providing educational services to tenants and landlords on their rights and responsibilities, providing counseling and referral services, mediating in landlord-tenant disputes and providing outreach and information to low and moderate income residents on housing assistance programs available to them. Lists of available housing in San Joaquin County can also be provided.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Santa Fe Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low-income families. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures. Section 8 housing vouchers are accepted.
Referral from agency or private physician.
Service First of Northern California (SFNC) is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Public Benefit Corporation that serves as an umbrella organization and operates ten community based programs. The "Service" focuses on the neediest individuals in the community. Supportive services are provided to individuals that are developmentally disabled, mentally ill, physically disabled, homeless Veterans, Social Security beneficiaries, and those struggling with addiction.
Services offered:
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Stocktonians Taking Action to Neutralize Drugs (STAND) is a grassroots organization dedicated to the elimination of drug abuse in our community through outreach efforts and community program referrals. Neighborhood clean up for senior citizens and holiday youth activities are also available. STAND reaches out to help other groups wishing to stop drug abuse in their communities.
Low-to-moderate income individuals and families.
Stone Pine Meadows is a low-to-moderate income housing complex, comprised of 72 family units from one to four bedrooms, built by Eden Housing Developers. Interested families can call the apartment manager for information about the waiting list and application procedures.
Accepting applications for one, two, three, and four bedroom; wait list is one to two years.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Housing Discrimination Hotline provides information regarding individuals fair housing rights and responsibilities. The hotline also assists consumers in filing housing discrimination complaints and gives complaint information.
Other HUD hotlines:
For questions regarding the Housing Choice Voucher Program and Subsidized Housing, please call the Public & Indian Housing Resource Center at (800) 955-2232.
For questions regarding purchasing a home, FHA loans and HUD homes, please call the FHA Resource Center at (800) 225-5342.
Veterans must be VA health care eligible and homeless. Homeless is defined by the McKinney Homeless Assistance Act as amended by S. 896: The Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing (HEARTH) Act of 2009.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program is a joint effort between HUD and VA to move Veterans and their families out of homelessness and into permanent housing. HUD provides housing assistance through its Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) that allows homeless Veterans to rent privately owned housing. It provides permanent housing for eligible homeless Veterans who are single or eligible homeless Veterans with families. Case management, supportive services, treatment for mental health and or/substance use disorders is offered through its health care system across the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Guam.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Valle Del Sol is a Visionary Home Builders of California project. This is a farm labor housing complex. Depending on family size and income requirements, low-income families who perform field work can rent these two, three, and four bedroom apartments. There are 76 units. Amenities include the following: energy efficient appliances, daycare center, Community Room, monthly tenant meetings, Neighborhood Watch, playground, basketball court and washers and dryers in each unit. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Villa De San Joaquin is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing
project for low-income families. Please call apartment manager for
specific information about waiting list, time frame and application
completion procedures.
Spacious 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units are available. Amenities included are monthly tenant meetings, neighborhood watch, a playground, basketball court and laundry room.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Villa Isabella is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low-income families offering brand new one bedroom units. Amenities include all energy efficient appliances and on-site laundry.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Villa Montecito is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low-income families. This property offers spacious two, three and four bedroom units. Amenities include energy efficient appliances i.e. washers and dryers in each unit, Head Start Daycare Center, Community Room, monthly tenant meetings, Neighborhood Watch, computer lab, playground and a basketball court. Please visit the leasing office for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Villa Monterey is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low-income families. This property is a 46-unit multi-family dwelling. There are one and two-bedroom units offered. There is a Community Activity Center that offers a large open meeting room, a computer lab for children to do their homework and office space for use by non-profit service providers from the community to assist residents. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
Community Partnerships for Families, which is a non-profit organization, is on-site to connect residents and the community to local and governmental resources.
Qualified applicants must be:
Village East is a project-based Section 8 and tax credit complex. When residents leave Village East, they do not take the Section 8 voucher with them. Please call leasing office for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Low-income families consisting of two people.
Villas De Amistad provides low-income housing for families consisting of two people. Housing is limited to two persons per room. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame, and application completion procedures.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Vintage Plaza is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low-income families offering spacious three bedroom, two bathroom units, with washer and dryer. Vintage Plaza is located right next to Gleason Park and Spanos Elementary.
Must meet low-income eligibility criteria.
Visionary Home Builders of California, Inc. (VHB) owns multiple rental housing communities in San Joaquin County. Visionary Home Builders of California, Inc. self-manages its housing complexes. For-sale homes are also developed and designed for low-income families. VHB also provides opportunities for homeownership and housing counseling along with financial literacy courses. Visit the website for additional information.
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Variety of classes and one-on-one counseling courses are available in English and Spanish. As you work with a housing coach, you will gain confidence in pursuing your dreams of homeownership. The education you receive will assist you in making wise financial decisions.
Homebuyer Education and Counseling:
Rental Counseling:
Financial Capabilities/Education:
Low income families.
Westgate Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing project for low income families. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
Must be a disabled adult and meet income criteria.
Winslow Village offers spacious one, two and three bedroom apartments to low income, disabled adults. This two story complex is located in Stockton. There currently is a waiting list. Please contact apartment manager for more information.
Low-income families.
Wysteria Townhomes is a Visionary Home Builders of California housing complex for low income families. This property is a 65-unit, multi-family dwelling. There are two, three and four bedroom units offered. Please call apartment manager for specific information about waiting list, time frame and application completion procedures.
