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4 days ago · One Treasure Island is a collaborative of 20 community agencies formed in 1994 to develop the formerly-homeless housing and support component of the Reuse Plan for Treasure Island. One Treasure Island's partner agencies provide on-Island supportive housing to San Francisco residents: Catholic Charities of San Francisco, HomeRise, Healthright360 ...
- Treasure Island affordable housing development resources
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- Treasure Island affordable housing development resources
Bringing Affordable Housing to Treasure Island. Our work is to provide opportunities for affordable housing for low-income and formerly homeless San Franciscans through planning, advocacy and providing technical affordable housing development assistance. With over 2,000 affordable units to be built, 435 of which will serve formerly homeless ...
Catholic Charities Treasure Island Supportive Housing promotes self-sufficiency and independence of formerly homeless families. Clients are supported through an array of services designed to help families achieve residential, economic, and personal stability. Permanent, subsidized supportive housing is provided to formerly homeless and low ...
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Contact: (415) 762-3700. Swords to Plowshares. Provides permanent supportive housing for Veterans; for information about the permanent Housing Program at Treasure Island. Contact: (415) 834-0341. Mercy Housing. Provides property management services to residents who live in Starview Courts. Contact: starview@mercyhousing.org.
Sep 18, 2020 · The Maceo May Apartment project is one of up to 20 buildings that will be 100 percent affordable on Treasure Island. Of the 8,000 units on Treasure Island, 2,176 will be affordable. STP supports nearly 3,000 homeless, low-income and at-risk veterans in the Bay Area every year through employment and job training, supportive housing programs ...
