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We believe that a home has the power to stabilize a person鈥檚 life.
Homelessness affects everyone in San Francisco. It can feel overwhelming and it鈥檚 hard to know how to make a difference. Together, we are helping thousands of people experiencing homelessness find a permanent home and build a better life. People can improve their health, heal from trauma, cook for their family, find a job, begin paying rent, feel a sense of dignity, and contribute to the community. That鈥檚 how a home helps you rise.
Together, we鈥檙e building a new future for our neighborhoods and the city we love.
Housing
Supportive housing helps people experiencing homelessness do more than get off the streets 鈥 it helps people rise up and build a better future.
Engagement
The experience of homelessness can be isolating and erode one鈥檚 sense of hope and trust. Our聽staff is trained to engage with residents to build trusting relationships and to create hope.
Choice
Our staff provide non-judgmental support to residents to reduce the harm in their lives, assisting them to make informed choices and stabilize their lives.
Employment
We know that people that have experienced homelessness want to stabilize their lives and go back to work. With the right opportunities and supports, offered by the 黑料门staff, our residents gain employment and become more economically secure.
Advocacy & Community Leadership
Philosophy
We believe that鈥攇iven adequate and tailored support鈥攁ll people possess the capacity to achieve a high degree of self-sufficiency. In order to support our residents to reach their fullest potential, 黑料门embraces and undertakes the following practices:
Mission
HomeRise鈥檚 mission is to help people experiencing homelessness secure housing and become self-sufficient.
Purpose
黑料门is an outcomes-focused nonprofit that fulfills its mission by developing and managing high quality supportive housing and providing services to individuals, seniors and families experiencing homelessness to help them rise up and rebuild their lives and break the cycle of homelessness.
history
1988
The 鈥淭ransitional Housing: The Next Step鈥 study is published by the Coalition on Homelessness.
Authored by Paul Boden, Joe Wilson, Greg Francis, and Laura Ware, this study calls on San Francisco to prioritize affordable housing over transitional housing and shelters.
1990
Community Housing Partnership is formed.
1992
罢丑别听Senator Hotel聽opens, Community Housing Partnership鈥檚 first permanent supportive housing residence, housing over 89 people.
1994
罢丑别听San Cristina聽opens its doors to residents, serving over 58 more people who have experienced homelessness.
1996
74 new units open at the聽Iroquois
1996
Community Housing Partnership鈥檚 first job training program launches.
1999
The first resident talent show, A Night with the Stars, takes place.
2002
Island Bay Homes聽opens on Treasure Island, the first property for families.
2008
罢丑别听Essex Hotel聽opens with 84 units for adults.
2009
罢丑别听Arnett Watson Apartments聽opens, supporting 83 families with children under 18.
201
The 5th Street Training Center opens its doors for an employment training program.
2011
A brand new development providing homes for 120 adults, the聽Drs. Julian and Raye Richardson Apartments听辞辫别苍蝉.
2013
5th Street聽opens, the first supportive housing property dedicated to transition-age youth.
2013
罢丑别听Cambridge Apartments聽opens with 60 additional units for people who are experiencing homelessness.
2013
Rene Cazenave Apartments聽opens with 120 units for adults.
2014
The 5th Street Training Center opens its doors for an employment training program.
2016
Civic Center Hotel聽opens, becoming the City鈥檚 second Navigation Center to support high-acuity individuals who have experienced chronic periods of homelessness.
2017
A new 141-unit development project,聽Mission Bay South Block 9, launches.
2019
A new administrative office and Employment Training Center opens at 1010 Market Street to operate the聽DeskReady聽and Community Volunteer Team programs.
2020
Community Housing Partnership celebrates its聽30th anniversary, serving more than 1,900 residents last year.
2021
In May, Community Housing Partnership officially becomes HomeRise. The mission continues鈥
Our Partners & Sponsors
- Amazon
- Bailard
- Bank of America
- Barbary Coast Dispensary
- Beneficial State Bank
- BRIDGE Housing Corporation
- Charles Schwab Foundation
- Chase Bank
- Cut + Run
- David Baker Architects
- Digital Realty Trust
- Dolby Laboratories
- Enterprise Holdings Foundation
- Golden State Warriors
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Google Inc.
- James E. Roberts-Obayashi Corp.
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- Microsoft
- Merrill Lynch
- MUFG Union Bank
- One Treasure Island
- Prado Group
- SKS Partners
- Wells Fargo
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