To access homeless services, please call 211 or visit one of the Housing Resource Centers.
Access homeless services through a centralized intake process by calling 211 or visiting a Housing Resource Center in person. High-need participants may be placed into support programs such as Shelter Plus Care. Get help with meals, showers, and other resources by connecting with various Berkeley-based organizations.
Submit paper application in person by 5:00 pm on July 12 or postmark by that date. Lottery will place 25 applicants on waitlist for studio apartment and high-level supportive services.
At a community meeting May 31, join the discussion and be informed about Berkeley’s new Specialized Care Unit, a mental health and substance abuse crisis response team with no law enforcement involvement.
Help strengthen and expand City of Berkeley’s mental health services by giving feedback directly at a virtual meeting or by phone, email, or mail.
Each project highlights different dynamics in building affordable housing. One targets seniors on a property owned by a church. Another uses a former City parking lot to serve a diverse set of needs that go well beyond housing.
