Homeless Information Resources
Programs
Behavioral Health Bridge Housing
10/28/2026
Behavioral Health Bridge Housing (BHBH) provides interim housing for individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness and living with serious mental illness or substance use disorder. This program connects housing with behavioral health treatment. Stable housing provides the foundation people need to focus on their health, while treatment helps individuals stabilize and maintain housing. Together, housing and services work hand-in-hand to support recovery and long-term stability. Stable housing helps people focus on their health. Treatment helps people stay housed. The two work together.
Safe Stay
10/16/2026
Safe Stay Communities are individual sleep cabin shelter communities that offer interim shelter, daily basic service needs for people, pets and partners, intensive case management services including mental health and substance use treatment linkages, and rehousing connections. Safe Stay Communities also support Behavioral Health clients, both those formally enrolled in Behavioral Health Bridge Housing beds within their sites, and those seeking or needing Behavioral Health services by referring into County Behavioral Health and helping to ensure that clients remain engaged in services available for them.