The Housing Support Program provides targeted housing case management and financial assistance to CalWORKs families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The program assists families in obtaining and maintaining permanent housing through support such as rental subsidies, security deposits, housing navigation, and stabilization services.

Bringing Families Home is a housing-focused child welfare program designed to reduce the number of families in the child welfare system experiencing homelessness. BFH provides housing-related supports and case management to reunify families more quickly or prevent child removal due to housing instability.

Community Supports Housing Trio helps eligible Medi-Cal members achieve and maintain safe, stable housing through three coordinated services: Housing Transition Navigation Services, Housing Deposits, and Housing Tenancy and Sustaining Services. The program provides individualized support to help members identify and secure housing, overcome financial barriers to move-in, and successfully maintain their housing over time. Services focus on promoting long-term housing stability, independence, and overall well-being. 

Housing Navigation services offer individualized support to unhoused or housing-insecure youth and families to identify, secure, and retain safe and stable housing. Services include assistance with housing search, application processes, landlord mediation, and coordination with housing resources and subsidies.

Housing Voucher Case Management provides individualized support to help individuals successfully access and maintain stable housing through housing voucher programs. Services include assistance with voucher utilization, housing search and placement, landlord coordination, and navigation of housing systems and requirements. Case managers provide ongoing support to address barriers to housing stability, connect participants to community resources, and promote long-term housing retention through goal setting, advocacy, and skills development.

THPP-NMD offers extended foster care housing and supportive services to youth ages 18–21 who remain in care as non-minor dependents. The program promotes the development of independent living skills and facilitates successful transitions into adulthood, employment, and permanent housing.

THP+ supports former foster youth ages 18–24 through stable housing and wraparound services, including case management, employment and education support, life skills training, and mental health services. The program aims to prevent homelessness and promote long-term stability and self-sufficiency.