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Molly Ackley, Director of Housing

707-544-6911 

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We believe everyone has the right to safe, affordable housing. To achieve this goal, CAPSC's Housing Program provides: 

üHomeless prevention services
üEmergency Woman's shelter
üTransitional housing for homeless families
üCaring Communities - an 18 month extensive case management program
üEmergency rental & deposit assistance
üFair housing services, tenant-landlord assistance
ü Affordable Housing


Partnerships with local organizations and CAPSC's
YouthBuild Santa Rosa program have resulted in the construction of 30 homes specifically for low income families in Sonoma County. 

One YouthBuild participant had this to say about the program; "Doing construction is really hard work, but when you are done you have a really nice house for someone who needs a place to live." 

Additional web resources for your information can be found on the Fair Housing web site.
Federal law prohibits housing discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability. If you have been trying to buy or rent a home or apartment and you believe your rights have been violated, you  can file a fair housing complaint. You can file a complaint right now by using
HUD's online form or calling Fair Housing of Sonoma County (FHOSC) at 579-5033. 

Sloan House Emergency Shelter Expansion: 

From Dream...  

CAPSC broke ground in November 2004 on the new 24-bed shelter for homeless women.  Located off Chanate Road in Santa Rosa, the building will be one-story, handicapped accessible, constructed in wood siding with earth tone paint schemes, and consist of 10 bedrooms, a community kitchen, dining areas, living room, laundry area, and community bathroom.  The shelter is located in a secluded and wooded site near a bus stop.  This new facility will enable CAPSC to increase the maximum stay to 60 days, serve more women, and provide more effective services.  

CAPSC was awarded $403,000 from the State of California to build the new shelter. In addition, CAPSC has raised $131,000 in private donations for pre-development costs. 

To reality...                

If you would like more information or are interested in sponsoring a room or other donation for Sloan House, please contact John Way, Director of Development at 544-6911.

 
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