Resources

Resources

You can play a vital role in helping to close the jobs-housing gap by staying up-to-date on the most recent studies and current events. This resource page provides you with the information that you need to stay informed. Learn more about the state of housing, regional initiatives, and ways you can engage your community.

Find Affordable Housing
Information about finding housing can be found at the County’s Department of Housing website. A County Superintendent’s Office webpage with specific resource for teachers looking for housing can be found here. If you are interested in homesharing, more information is available on the website for HIP Housing.
Know Your Rights

Tenant Protections Under California Law. Tenants in California are provided with rights and protections under state law (AB 1482). These rights along with existing state laws establish various aspects of the landlord-tenant relationship to ensure fair and equitable treatment. Some key highlights include the right to a habitable living environment and protections against unlawful discrimination. Rent control measures are also in place in certain cities, restricting how much and how often landlords can increase rent. Additionally, tenants have the right to request repairs for essential amenities, and if landlords fail to address these issues, tenants may have legal remedies available. California requires landlords to provide written information about these rights to their tenants. It’s essential for both tenants and landlords to understand these regulations to ensure a respectful and lawful rental relationship.

Home for All Newsletter
Home for All regularly refers to the newest research and studies to close the jobs-housing gap. Check back here often for insightful resources.

Home for All has developed a wide array of print materials as educational resources for members of the community.

Convenings

Home for All periodically holds special Convenings for community leaders to explore contemporary housing related issues.

Home for All regularly refers to the newest research and studies to close the jobs-housing gap. Check back here often for insightful resources.