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Who we house

Three communities, one belief.

Housing is a basic human right. Here is who our work serves, and how we help each person build a safe, stable future.

A renovated C.A.L.I. Project home
Youth aging out of foster care

A brighter future for youth aging out of foster care

Turning 18 shouldn’t mean losing your safety net. Through C.A.L.I. Place, young adults leaving the foster care system get safe, affordable housing plus the guidance and support they need to build a stable, independent life.

  • Safe, furnished transitional housing
  • Personalized case management and a dedicated house therapist
  • Life skills, mentorship and G.E.D. support
  • Job training and career readiness through Career Builders
  • Partnerships with local schools, businesses and nonprofits
Bright, safe living room inside C.A.L.I. Place
Human trafficking victims

Safety, healing and a fresh start

Survivors of human trafficking need more than a safe place to sleep. C.A.L.I. provides secure, confidential housing alongside trauma-informed care so survivors can heal, regain their independence and build a future on their own terms.

  • Safe, confidential transitional housing
  • Trauma-informed 1:1, group and virtual therapy through C.A.L.I. Cares
  • Case management and connections to legal, medical and community resources
  • Life skills, mentorship and workforce training
  • A supportive community of peers and mentors
Worker painting the interior of a home under renovation
At risk of homelessness & other vulnerable populations

Keeping people housed before a crisis hits

A lost job, a rent increase or a family emergency can push anyone to the edge. C.A.L.I. steps in early for individuals at risk of losing their home, along with veterans, low-to-moderate income individuals and others facing barriers to stable housing, with transitional housing and wraparound support that builds lasting stability.

  • Transitional housing when it’s needed most
  • Case management and referrals to local housing resources
  • Counseling, peer support groups and wellness programs
  • Financial literacy, budgeting and credit building
  • Job training and placement support
  • Support for veterans and low-to-moderate income individuals
  • Ongoing check-ins after move-in
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Help us build the next home.

Volunteer, sponsor or partner with us. Email info@caliproject.org or use our contact form.

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