At APC, we work to end homelessness by providing housing and services to create communities where formerly homeless families and individuals can flourish.

Through the closure and conversion of the Alameda Naval Air Station, APC received 34 acres of land, including 239 housing units and space for a community garden, a commercial plant nursery, a health center and a community center. This unique public conveyance has given APC the ability to combine programs, including affordable housing, employment, and mental and physical health services in an integrated, comprehensive effort.

Nearly 500 individuals live at Alameda Point, including more than 250 children. Residents are committed to regaining their lives and their places in the community. They include women and families recovering from domestic violence, adults and children with disabilities, persons living with AIDS and formerly homeless veterans and their families.

All APC programs work to foster resident leadership, from employing residents throughout APC to a resident council to our Growing Youth program and community garden. APC creates opportunities that allow residents to become the primary stakeholders in their community.

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