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Housing Consortium of the East Bay

Housing Consortium of the East Bay Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Housing Consortium of the East Bay, Government Organization, 410 7th Street #203, Oakland, CA.

Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB) creates inclusive communities for individuals with developmental disabilities or other special needs through quality affordable housing in Alameda and Contra Costa County. HCEB fulfills this mission by providing housing outreach and support services; developing affordable housing, partnering with other nonprofit and for profit companies to secure set-asides within larger rental communities; and owning and operating special needs affordable housing.

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HCEB is honored to be working with the City of Alameda and Christ Episcopal Church to provide a Warming Center Monday, W...
12/21/2022

HCEB is honored to be working with the City of Alameda and Christ Episcopal Church to provide a Warming Center Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights this winter. The Warming Center will provide a warm, dry overnight stay for up to 20 of our neighbors. Hot meals and showers will be graciously provided by church volunteers. For more information, please contact 510-832-1382 x 123 or [email protected]

The HCEB admin team is pleased to share with you all our excitement about the new office location at Preservation Park, ...
12/16/2022

The HCEB admin team is pleased to share with you all our excitement about the new office location at Preservation Park, Oakland CA. We can’t wait to start building new memories and continue working hard towards the mission that unites us: Building Inclusive Communities!

Help us giving families and individuals a home and crucial resources. Let’s be the change and lend a hand to someone in ...
11/30/2022

Help us giving families and individuals a home and crucial resources. Let’s be the change and lend a hand to someone in need to experience holiday cheer!
To donate, please find the link in our BIO.
Happy Giving Tuesday! 🫶

Marichelle and Darin from HCEB participated in a Clean Air Day event at the Castro encampment in Richmond. Thanks to  fo...
10/13/2022

Marichelle and Darin from HCEB participated in a Clean Air Day event at the Castro encampment in Richmond. Thanks to for coordinating the wonderful event. Please check out this short video: https://youtu.be/c0wHJPblRHU

 staff giving back on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
10/10/2022

staff giving back on Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Special thanks to   and  volunteers for your service and great disposition on giving the Fremont Hotel Residents a hot m...
10/10/2022

Special thanks to and volunteers for your service and great disposition on giving the Fremont Hotel Residents a hot meal and a basket of household items.
And special thanks to all the donors who contributed and joined us in giving back.
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!

This is a reminder that HCEB is partnering with  in a Day of Service partnership on October 10th. We would love for you ...
09/30/2022

This is a reminder that HCEB is partnering with in a Day of Service partnership on October 10th. We would love for you to join us in giving back and help to give needed supplies to financially strained households. Please click on the link in our Bio to learn more about it and find out how you can contribute.

Sunflower Hill’s trip to the library with one of the sweetest residents. Robbie is so smart and he loves books so much t...
09/21/2022

Sunflower Hill’s trip to the library with one of the sweetest residents. Robbie is so smart and he loves books so much that It’s always a joy to be around him and share some stories.
We checked some books out, walked through the library and even learned some tips from Robbie at the check out stand! Thank you to for the great service and all the activities that you have available for everyone to join!

HCEB is partnering with  in a Day of Service partnership. We would love for you to be part of this purpose. Please go to...
09/16/2022

HCEB is partnering with in a Day of Service partnership. We would love for you to be part of this purpose. Please go to the link in our bio to find more information And check out the registry.

Jamie is a Sunflower Hill resident who loves crocheting for her love ones. This was her first piece of work inspired in ...
08/15/2022

Jamie is a Sunflower Hill resident who loves crocheting for her love ones. This was her first piece of work inspired in a children’s show character.

The SOTU program participated in the Prescott Neighborhood National Night Out event conducted last week. They all enjoye...
08/12/2022

The SOTU program participated in the Prescott Neighborhood National Night Out event conducted last week. They all enjoyed the gathering and the cookout!
HCEB and the SOTU residents don’t miss an opportunity to create safer and stronger communities.

Last Wednesday we celebrated the National Night out: “Carnival Edition” with our residents at Jack Capon Villa. We want ...
08/05/2022

Last Wednesday we celebrated the National Night out: “Carnival Edition” with our residents at Jack Capon Villa. We want to thank everyone for their efforts, input, time and participation.
Special thanks to and for donating their time to make it extremely exciting for the residents.
This event created beautiful memories for our residents and they are forever grateful.

HCEB is proud to have the wonderful people at  as tenants. The mission, the food and the vibe are all top notch.
07/27/2022

HCEB is proud to have the wonderful people at as tenants. The mission, the food and the vibe are all top notch.

Sunflower Hill at Irby Ranch residents have been enjoying several activities, and touring the local fire station was suc...
07/26/2022

Sunflower Hill at Irby Ranch residents have been enjoying several activities, and touring the local fire station was such journey!
They were able to learn how the engine works, what a typical day for a firefighter looks like and feel as one of them!

HCEB was celebrating the start of construction at the Vineyard in Livermore 3 months ago. A culmination of years of part...
07/15/2022

HCEB was celebrating the start of construction at the Vineyard in Livermore 3 months ago. A culmination of years of partnership and planning, to bring permanent supportive housing, community kitchen and resource center development for unhoused individuals. Now we are happy to share with you all how things are moving along with the construction process.

HCEB thanks  for the invitation to meet with HUD Deputy Secretary Adrienne Todman.  It was a pleasure sharing space with...
06/06/2022

HCEB thanks for the invitation to meet with HUD Deputy Secretary Adrienne Todman. It was a pleasure sharing space with so many leaders across the East Bay. Thanks too to for hosting us at Vista Estero in Brooklyn Basin.

“A house is made of walls and beams. A home is made of love and dreams”We are excited to officially open the leasing pre...
04/22/2022

“A house is made of walls and beams. A home is made of love and dreams”
We are excited to officially open the leasing pre-application for the new affordable studio and 1 bedroom AVANCE APARTMENTS, community located at 4260 first St, Livermore CA, 94551.
This newly constructed community is specifically designed for people with developmental disabilities.
Leasing office phone: (925)476-2295, email [email protected]

Members of the HCEB team are attending the  hosted by Healthcare for the Homeless I Alameda County.  The National Homele...
12/21/2021

Members of the HCEB team are attending the hosted by Healthcare for the Homeless I Alameda County. The National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day takes place each year on the longest night of the year, theWinter Solstice. We will remember our neighbors who have died homes in the past year. .

Our Thanksgiving dinner at Lake Merritt Lodge 11/24/21 Lake Merritt Lodge opened its doors in May 2021 to unhoused 65+ o...
11/26/2021

Our Thanksgiving dinner at Lake Merritt Lodge 11/24/21

Lake Merritt Lodge opened its doors in May 2021 to unhoused 65+ or people with underlying medical conditions that would make them vulnerable to COVID. Our amazing HCEB team provides program participants with on- site and housing navigation services.

Sharing one of the many successes of our program, HomeBase. Many thanks to the HCEB team for making this outcome a reali...
11/20/2021
Project Home: Bay Area Projects to Find Housing for the Homeless Score Successes

Sharing one of the many successes of our program, HomeBase. Many thanks to the HCEB team for making this outcome a reality for so many of our unhoused neighbors.

https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2021/11/11/bay-area-projects-to-find-housing-for-the-homeless-score-successes/

Over the past 3 years, KPIX 5's Project Home team has profiled dozens of unhoused Bay Area residents. Now there's some good news to share.

Happy holidays from the residents of Luella Fuller!
12/25/2017

Happy holidays from the residents of Luella Fuller!

HCEB is the Oaklandish Nonprofit of the Month! Join us at Oaklandish from 12-4pm today for an inspiring afternoon of pai...
10/22/2017

HCEB is the Oaklandish Nonprofit of the Month! Join us at Oaklandish from 12-4pm today for an inspiring afternoon of painting and friends.

Seeds for the Future, 2017
09/24/2017

Seeds for the Future, 2017

Hoops for Awareness, 2017
08/24/2017

Hoops for Awareness, 2017

And that's a wrap to our first event, Hoops for Awareness! Thank you to Special Olympics, supportive family & friends, a...
08/12/2017

And that's a wrap to our first event, Hoops for Awareness! Thank you to Special Olympics, supportive family & friends, and HCEB staff for a wonderful turnout!

Great news!  The City of Livermore City Hall approved initial funding for HCEB's newest supportive housing and homeless ...
06/27/2017

Great news! The City of Livermore City Hall approved initial funding for HCEB's newest supportive housing and homeless services project. We're excited for this opportunity to work with the City and its incredible homeless services community. Time to roll up our sleeves and get to work!

HCEB having too much fun at the Golden State Warriors parade yesterday!
06/16/2017

HCEB having too much fun at the Golden State Warriors parade yesterday!

Darin and Matthew looking dapper for last night's 28th Annual Award Ceremony for the Alameda County Developmental Disabi...
06/07/2017

Darin and Matthew looking dapper for last night's 28th Annual Award Ceremony for the Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council!

HCEB had a blast at East Bay Housing Organizations Affordable Housing Week Kickoff last night! So many inspirational soc...
05/12/2017

HCEB had a blast at East Bay Housing Organizations Affordable Housing Week Kickoff last night! So many inspirational social justice warriors in the house! Make sure to check out the rest of their events this week.

HCEB and Alegria staff celebrating Matthew's birthday! Best wishes to our good friend and advocate!
04/12/2017

HCEB and Alegria staff celebrating Matthew's birthday! Best wishes to our good friend and advocate!

Affordable housing opportunities available today!
04/04/2017
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Affordable housing opportunities available today!

Building Healthy and Vibrant Communities

I spy with my little eyes  at the Lanterman Housing Alliance's Thought Leaders Conference! HCEB is working with more tha...
03/30/2017

I spy with my little eyes at the Lanterman Housing Alliance's Thought Leaders Conference! HCEB is working with more than 15 other nonprofits in California to solve the housing crisis for the DD community.

HCEB at Alameda's Transition Fair with  and
03/25/2017

HCEB at Alameda's Transition Fair with and

Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Suguna Vepa, our beloved board Treasurer! Thank you and your family for your 8 years o...
03/13/2017

Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Suguna Vepa, our beloved board Treasurer! Thank you and your family for your 8 years of dedication, and we're grateful to have you with us for years to come!

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410 7th Street #203
Oakland, CA
94607

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(510) 832-1382

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I’m asked frequently about Volunteer opportunities in our community… and there are many needs! Please consider Housing Consortium of the East Bay and Goodness Village!

On April 13, Livermore Vice Mayor Gina Bonanno and City Council Members Trish Munro and Bob Carling, joined city staff, non-profit partners, elected officials, and community members for the groundbreaking ceremony for Vineyard 2.0, a supportive housing and homeless services project located at 450 N. Livermore Avenue. The groundbreaking event celebrated the culmination of years of planning and collaboration.

"This project represents the best of what Livermore and the Tri-Valley can do when we all pull together." - Vice Mayor Gina Bonanno

Read more: https://www.cityoflivermore.net/Home/Components/News/News/302/3774

Housing Consortium of the East Bay
Supervisor David Haubert
City of Dublin, CA - Government
City of Pleasanton
Open Heart Kitchen
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Our hearts are full as we celebrate the official groundbreaking of Vineyard 2.0 with the Housing Consortium of the East Bay and multiple supporters and community partners. Thank YOU for making this vision a reality! 🏡🔑🍽🎉 Here is a short video of remarks by OHK Board Member and Capital Campaign Committee Chair Janette Pace.
Luka's Legacy Lives On. Our outdoor patio tables have been donated and relocated to Lake Merritt Lodge on Harrison, SOTU tiny homes on Peralta Street and HomeBase RV site on Hegenberger.

We want to bring some warmth and love to our Community Kitchens Community Dining Rooms project. Help us hire a local artist to paint these table tops to help build community at these sites. You can donated to our venmo -Oakland to make this Oakland Love ❤️magic happen.

Housing Consortium of the East Bay Lake Merritt-Uptown Oakland Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
The city of Oakland and Housing Consortium of the East Bay are building tiny homes just like they did in LA and San Jose in Lake Merritt!

They will also focus on helping residents successfully transition to stable housing and health.
Proud to serve as a Executive Board member for East Bay Community Energy where we recently awarded our latest grants to our Community Sponsorship recipients!

Our belief is to give back to our communities.

Congratulations to
Community Kitchens, Hayward Chamber of Commerce, Housing Consortium of the East Bay, Hively,
LEAF (Local Ecology & Agriculture Fremont), Roots of Success: Environmental Literacy Curriculum, Sunflower Hill, CVI Castro Valley Independent Sports League, We Love Pi

Details at ebce.org/community-sponsorships/
Details at ebce.org/community-sponsorships/

Community Kitchens Hayward Chamber of Commerce Housing Consortium of the East Bay Hively LEAF (Local Ecology & Agriculture Fremont) FTC We Love Pi Roots of Success: Environmental Literacy Curriculum Sunflower Hill
, Home Is Where the Heart Is. We asked the youth of our WSP family to design and draw homes in support of a volunteer effort to build Tiny Houses for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system in the San Francisco Bay Area. Here is a design by Bhavana, age 6, the niece of Pooja Murali, structural engineer in Morristown, New Jersey.

Later this year, 20-25 of WSP's Bay Area employees hope to volunteer with Arup to build Tiny Houses over weekends for the Youth Spirit Artworks Tiny Home Village, supported by the Housing Consortium of the East Bay. They are working hard to raise money for the materials to build the homes. Please consider donating: https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks

I love my roommate. I’m actually glad his wife decided to shelter in place with us because I enjoy their company.

But for several years I’ve thought about how if I didn’t economically need a roommate, my guest room could be used for the transitional housing program that Housing Consortium of the East Bay coordinates, or the transitional housing initiative for formerly incarcerated family coming back home that John Arthur Jones III has been promoting. (And yes I tagged them in case you want to learn more.)

But RIGHT NOW, a trans person in ICE detention in San Diego needs a family in the Bay or in soCal willing to sponsor and house them for a few months. Jessica Lehman has more details.

I would if I could. Can you?
Home Is Where the Heart Is. Nicole Moon, public involvement coordinator, in Tempe, Arizona, shares the house designed by Matthew, age 7, for homeless youth. Matthew says he thinks the hardest thing about being homeless would be not having your own bedroom or toys to play with. That’s why the house he designed has three kids’ bedrooms, and each has its own bed, closet, toy box and dresser. The kids get to their rooms by taking the stairs (red lines) but get to slide down to the door (blue slide) so they can go outside to play in their backyard playground, which has baseball field lights so they can play outside any time of the day or night.

Youth of our WSP family may submit a drawing of a house that they would build for homeless youth, describing the home and what they think the hardest thing is to be homeless. Send submissions to [email protected]

WSP's offices hope to team up in the summer with Youth Spirit Artworks and Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system. Arup and 20-25 of our employees plan to build two houses over weekends.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks
Home Is Where the Heart Is. Catherine Carney, civil engineer in Eliot, Maine, shares The Happy Family House by Declan, age 6. It is a house where the whole family can live and be happy. Declan thinks that the hardest part of being homeless is that "you can never get really warm."

We're asking the youth of our WSP family -- your children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, brothers or sisters -- to submit a drawing of a house that they would like to build for homeless youth. Ask your children to describe the home and what they think the hardest thing is to be homeless. Send submissions to [email protected]

's San Francisco Bay Area offices hope to team up in the summer with Youth Spirit Artworks and Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build Tiny Houses for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system. Arup and 20-25 of our employees plan to build two houses over weekends. Learn more: https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks

Home Is Where the Heart Is: Lauren Waesche, transportation engineer, shares her daughter Ashley's design of a home for homeless youth. Ashley Fiastro, age 4: "So, um, this is very important. This is a house for someone that doesn’t have any house. We wish you a happy home, and we hope you love it and enjoy it. An' we hope you like it. I planted potatoes for your garden to eat. I love you."

We're asking the youth of our WSP family -- your children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, brothers or sisters -- to submit a drawing of a house that they would like to build for homeless youth. Ask your children to describe the home and what they think the hardest thing is to be homeless. Send submissions to [email protected]

's San Francisco Bay Area offices hope to team up in the summer with Youth Spirit Artworks and Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build Tiny Houses for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system. Arup and 20-25 of our employees plan to build two houses over weekends. The team of volunteers hope to raise $26,000 for the materials. Learn more: https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks

Home Is Where the Heart Is: Shannon Cook shares a drawing of a treehouse designed by her daughter Anne, age 9. It's something Anne has always wanted herself, and she said that it would be the most amazing house for homeless youth. Check out the cool bucket on a pulley system used as a way to enter the house and the purple slide used to leave the house.

We're asking the youth of our WSP family -- your children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, brothers or sisters -- to submit a drawing of a house that they would like to build for homeless youth. Ask your children to describe the home and what they think the hardest thing is to be homeless. Send submissions to [email protected]

's San Francisco Bay Area offices hope to team up in the summer with Youth Spirit Artworks and Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build Tiny Houses for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system. Arup and 20-25 of our employees plan to build two houses over weekends. The team of volunteers hope to raise $26,000 for the materials. Learn more: https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks

Home Is Where the Heart Is: We're asking the youth of our WSP family -- your children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews, brothers or sisters -- to submit a drawing of a house (maybe a Future Ready one) that they would like to build for homeless youth. Ask your children to describe the home they've envisioned and what they think the hardest thing is to be homeless.

"My home for the homeless is painted with different colors of the rainbow because it’s important to feel our feelings. I think the hardest thing about not having a home is maybe having a feeling of being lost."
- Charley, 7, Rainbow Home

"This house will have lots of flowers in the front and big enough to fit all the family -- mama, papa, grandma, grandpa, aunt and uncle, brother and sister, and even a dog. If I didn't have a home, I would be sad because I feel safe on my bed."
- Madison, 4, Flowers Family

's San Francisco Bay Area offices are teaming up with Youth Spirit Artworks and Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build Tiny Houses for the homeless youth population, ages 18 to 25, coming out of the foster care system. 20-25 of our employees are joining forces with Arup to build two houses over weekends. The team of volunteers are working hard to raise $26,000 for the materials. Please consider donating now: https://www.gofundme.com/f/brian039s-campaign-for-youth-spirit-artworks

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