Housing Resources
Housing Help When You Need It Most.
Finding safe and stable housing can be one of the biggest challenges for students balancing school, work, and personal responsibilities. Fortunately, there are local programs dedicated to helping young adults and families secure affordable housing and supportive living environments.
These organizations offer transitional housing, case management, life skills coaching, and connections to community resources, all designed to help individuals build independence and long-term stability while they pursue their education and career goals.
For any additional questions, reach out to Ashley Garrison at agarrison@ccmcc.edu.
Contra Costa Housing Authority Public Housing Wait List
The Contra Costa Housing Authority administers public housing and project-based voucher programs, and periodically opens waiting lists for select properties. Residents may also qualify for the Family Self-Sufficiency Program, which supports financial independence while participating in housing assistance.
To learn more CLICK HERE or call 925-957-8000.
Housing Authority Pittsburg
The Housing Authority in Pittsburg provides rental subsidies through federal funding, including Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8). They also partner with the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) program to help eligible veterans access stable housing.
To learn more CLICK HERE or call 925-252-4830.
Independent Living Resources – Housing Workshop/Shared Housing
Independent Living Resources supports residents with disabilities by helping them navigate housing barriers. They maintain registries of accessible, affordable apartments and shared housing, provide referrals and advocacy, and offer housing counseling and education.
To learn more CLICK HERE or call 925-363-7293.
Seniors & Adults w/ Disabilities
The California Department of Aging links older adults and persons with disabilities to local services, which may include housing assistance, grants, or referrals to county-level housing supports. (This is a state-level resource to help students who might also qualify under those categories.)
To learn more CLICK HERE or call 800-510-2020.
SHELTER, Inc.
SHELTER, Inc. provides immediate and long-term housing support, including interim family shelter, rental and deposit assistance, eviction prevention, and housing counseling and case management. They help participants find stable housing and teach skills to maintain tenancy over time.
To learn more CLICK HERE or call 925-338-1038.