Providence House - Oakland

Welcome
Welcome to Providence House in Oakland, California.  Founded in 1991, Providence House is a low-income supportive housing program serving persons with disabling HIV, AIDS and other physical disabilities.  We understand supportive housing to be permanent and affordable housing for those who have special needs, linked to tenant-centered support services and property management.  Providence House Oakland is located near a bus line, BART station and many medical providers including Sutter Hospital.

Overview

• Rents are subsidized by the government
• Residents pay 30% of their annual income for rent
• Four-story building (with elevator)
• 34 one-bedroom and 6 two-bedroom apartments
• All apartments wheelchair accessible
• Several units modified with roll-in showers
• Grab bars and emergency pull cords in each unit
• On-site laundry facilities
• Common garden spaces
• Pet permitted with pet deposit
• Large community room for events
• Secure building
• On-site support services:
            Social Services Coordination
            Psychological Services
            Massage Therapy
            Acupuncture and Herbal Remedy Services
            Additional services provided as needed

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must possess a medically verifiable physical disability.

Applicants annual income must be below $30,150 for a one-person household or below $34,450 for a two-person household.

Landlord, personal, professional and criminal references are required.


Management and Operations
Providence House Oakland is owned and operated by the Providence Health System, a nonprofit Catholic health care organization dedicated to serving all in need. We provide equal housing opportunities for all prospective tenants regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, parental/family status, retaliation, marital status, age, ancestry, sexual orientation, creed, political ideology, gender identity or membership in any other class of persons. 

Persons with a disability may inform the manager of this fact and may request reasonable accommodations in nonessential policies or practices to enable them to meet the property’s screening criteria and be placed on the waiting list or lease a unit.
          

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