Who We Are

What We Do

Alameda Point Collaborative is the largest supportive housing community in Alameda County.

In 1999, APC transformed vacant military housing on the former Alameda Naval Air Station into a supportive housing community. APC now provides over 500 formerly homeless residents with the safety and stability of a place to call home.
Residents work with on-site case managers and counselors to break down barriers to stability. Residents may participate in our workforce development program and take advantage of our on-the-job training opportunities through our social enterprises.
Coexisting with two partner non-profit agencies, over 500 residents have easy access to life and job skills training, substance abuse and mental health counseling provided by a team of highly skilled professionals.
APC’s Children & Youth Services provide safe spaces for academic tutoring and enrichment activities to support the development of the youngest members of our community.

PLOUGHSHARES NURSERY

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Breaking the vicious cycle of poverty and homelessness by providing unwavering support and resources to our residents.

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Every ounce of generosity matters! With you as a partner, we’ll be another step closer to ending homeless in Alameda County, helping a community, training tomorrow’s workforce, and enriching the lives of every resident you support. Make a gift today and empower a previously unhoused resident. Help us break the cycle of homelessness!

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We Love Our Volunteers

Volunteers are a vital part of the APC community. Providing critical skills and extra hands to help get the work done, volunteers aid our residents in multiple ways. Whether weeding at the Farm, planting seedings at Ploughshares, tutoring our students, teaching a new skill to our adults, administrative help or grounds work, volunteers help our staff focus on program and services and help residents gain stability and build their lives.