New Name.
Same Mission.

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Community Housing Partnership is now HomeRise. The name is new, but what we do remains the same. We help people experiencing homelessness rise up and transform their lives by providing a home combined with support services, like mental health services and job training, and advocating for policies that alleviate and prevent homelessness.

Latest Updates

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Community Housing Partnership is now HomeRise

Multiple Challenges Confront New Leaders at SF Homelessness Department
April 21, 2021

S.F. is rapidly losing care facilities for the mentally ill and elderly. But a plan to save them is promising
May 12, 2021

What should I do when I see someone who is homeless?

Ways to Help

JOIN

Everyone has a part to play to break the cycle of homelessness. Together with our supporters, we are changing lives and rebuilding the neighborhoods and the city that we love.

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DONATE

Your gift has the power to stabilize a life. You can fuel life-changing programs that provide homes, hope, and opportunities to people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

WAYS TO DONATE ⟶

Success Stories

Community Housing Partnership has helped thousands of people experiencing homelessness find a permanent home and build a better life.

Juthaporn’s Story ⟶

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Programs

Support Services ⟶

We provide homes for people experiencing homelessness and combine them with in-house support services so they can transform their lives.

Employment Services ⟶

We provide life-changing workforce training and resident engagement programs that create pathways to stable employment for people who have experienced or are at risk of homelessness.

Community Organizing ⟶

We empower our residents and mobilize our community to advocate for local and state policies that help people still on the streets or at risk of homelessness — and create lasting change.

Properties

Each year, Community Housing Partnership’s supportive housing transforms the lives of more than 1,900 adults, children, seniors, and veterans who experienced homelessness.

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