Campus and community resources to help students find safe and affordable housing.
Housing resources listed below for homeless or individuals or for people at-risk of being homeless. Resources also are listed for those fleeing domestic violence, sexual violence, or human trafficking.
神马我不卡福利 is assuming ownership of the student housing that has been on our campus for the past 40 years. Students attending 神马我不卡福利 can apply for either a summer, academic, or full year term. Pricing includes bedroom furnishings, a common area dining table and chairs, all utilities, as well as internet. All apartments are two bedrooms with one bathroom and have a kitchenette and living room. You may choose to live in your own bedroom or can share with a roommate. The housing is located within walking distance of all classes and is at 11800 神马我不卡福利 Drive.
For more information regarding the housing, students are encouraged to visit the Student Housing landing page.
神马我不卡福利 hosts a program in which a small group of students are selected to be sponsored to live in the dorms on campus. Students must either be housing insecure or currently homeless to be eligible for this program. There are strict requirements students must meet to be selected and stay eligible for the program.
The WHS application is now closed for Fall 2025 placements.
Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency (ATCAA) is a public nonprofit organization
involved in many programs that serve our community. ATCAA services include securing
and stabilizing housing for homeless individuals and families as well as those at
risk of being homeless.
To access information about local rental listings, visti the e. This resource is regularly updated.
ATCAA has various programs to assist the community with access to housing. To work
with a case manager and find out what assistance is available:
Tuolumne County residents call (209) 533-1397 x 290 and x 238
Amador County residents call (209) 223-1485 x 243 and x 223
Calaveras County residents call (209) 736-6792
Mariposa County residents call (209) 966-2000
ATCAA also assists the community with emergency housing, food, utility assistance, childcare, financial literacy, and more. For more information, visit
County housing divisions have case managers available to meet with you and discuss your personal situation, needs, and assistance that may be available to you.
Tuolumne County Housing Division is available to assess your specific needs and refer you to available assistance. For more information, call (209) 533-5633. .
Calaveras County Housing Division is available to assess your specific needs and refer you to available assistance. For more information, call (209) 754-6325. .
Sierra Hope is a nonprofit organization that serves people in Calaveras County.
Supportive Housing Program
This program serves people with a physical disability or a severe mental health
disorder. Participants live in a supportive housing unit and are charged a program
fee of up to 30% of their monthly income to help cover the cost of services provided
to them. Those who have no income at program entry receive assistance to apply for
benefits they may be eligible for, including Social Security Disability insurance.
The goal of this program is to assist people in accessing appropriate treatment and
management of their symptoms of their illness or disability and to help them live
independently.
Each program participant works closely with a case management team to provide ongoing monitoring and advocacy to help them access needed services, maintain compliance with medications and treatment plans and accomplish goals to work toward self-sufficiency. For more information about this program, call (209) 736-6792
Sierra Hope also provides community assistance with food, emergency housing for people at risk of becoming homeless, and HIV & AIDS support services. For more information call (209) 736-6792 or visit
The Housing Choice Voucher program is the United States federal government's main program for assisting very low-income individuals, families, the elderly, and disabled people to afford housing. Once applicants are accepted to the program, it is up to the applicant to find suitable housing where the owner agrees to rent through the program. A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by the program on behalf of the renter, and the individual or family make up the difference each month.
Individuals or families are eligible for the program if income does not exceed 50% of the median income for the county that the person or family lives in. Eligibility will be determined within the application process.
If person or family is eligible, they will be placed on a waiting list before the housing voucher can be delivered.
Tuolumne, Amador, Calaveras, Mariposa, and Stanislaus County residents call (209) 557-2000 for more information. Or, visit the to apply.
Listed below are some of the affordable housing communities in Tuolumne County. Complexes may be at capacity or have a waiting list. Call to find out more information.
Greenwood Village Apartments at 420 Greenley Road in Sonora. Call (209) 532-4866 for more information. Affordable Housing Complexes Calaveras County
Listed below are some of the affordable housing communities in Calaveras County. Complexes
may be at capacity or have a waiting list. Call to find out more information.
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that aims to help residents establish homeownership and complete necessary home repairs without going into debt.
To qualify for the home ownership program, applicants must have a need for adequate housing and an ability to pay a low-interest mortgage and minimal down payment. Applicants must also have a willingness and ability to participate in money management, home ownership, and home maintenance classes. Applicants also will need to complete 500 hours of 'sweat equity', meaning they will help build the house they are planning to purchase.
Applicants are selected based on severity of current need and their ability to complete the program requirements.
The home repair programs are for home owners who need assistance in completing necessary home repairs. The program prioritizes applicants who are on a fixed or low income or who are disabled and need help making their home safe.
