At Homes 4 the Homeless (H4H), our mission is to lead the way in pioneering innovative housing solutions for those facing chronic homelessness. We are dedicated to providing permanent, dignified homes that truly change lives. Our approach is rooted in the power of custom-built, factory-constructed homes.
Our homes are designed to meet all the standards of single-family residences and ADUs, offering a permanent solution to homelessness. They provide a sense of dignity and belonging to those who need it most. But our commitment to innovation doesn’t stop at the construction phase. We believe in the flexibility and adaptability of our housing solutions. The modular design of our homes allows for rapid installation and, if necessary, swift relocation to address evolving local needs.
Our nonprofit model is driven by a passion to make housing as affordable as possible. By reducing the cost of housing, we can allocate more resources to provide critical support services that our community members in need truly deserve.
We are proud to announce that we have achieved Platinum Certification from GuideStar and Candid, demonstrating our commitment to compliance and transparency.
NEWS
ABC7 Returns: Homes 4 the Homeless’ Housing Vision Reaches Starbase, Texas
ABC7 News returned to report how interest in the factory-built housing concept introduced in Santa Rosa was opening doors in Texas at the Starbase location. Read more…
ABC7 News Profiles Homes 4 the Homeless’ Sonoma County Housing Vision
ABC7 News visited Santa Rosa, to introduce Bay Area
viewers to an unconventional idea for addressing homelessness: compact, factory-built homes whose
distinctive design has earned them the nickname “space capsules.” Read more…
From Homeless to Homeowner
A Step-by-Step Housing Pathway Guide for Sonoma County. Inspired by Elenor’s Story — Sonoma County’s Pioneering HCV Homeowner.
Starbase Project
Homes 4 the Homeless recently received a gracious donation of land located in Starbase, Texas. The property is .70∓ acres and could accommodate up to 30 units.
Fulton Project
Ending the Cycle of Homelessness in Fulton, California, an unincorporated whistle stop community on the northern outskirts of Santa Rosa, California.
Vocational Training
The LIME Foundation, in collaboration with Homes 4 the Homeless and NESSEL Housing will establish a mini factory in Northern California.
Defining Humanity
We believe that designing spaces can be a powerful means to uplift marginalized communities and create positive change. We are proud to partner with Defining Humanity.
Newark Project
An innovative 90-day program using converted containers to house residents who are at-risk or without addresses located in Newark.
Thank You To Our Partners
Architect firms, construction agencies, private businesses and fellow nonprofits have all generously agreed to donate their time and resources in support of our mission. We appreciate you!
Design coordination of both the interior and exterior of the units to ensure a project that represents the community in which it is built and the future residents it is meant to house.
Engagement with the local service providers and shelter operators to help ensure a successful project from the onset.
