All Home's California State Budget Proposal

The loss of revenue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has created an extraordinary State budget deficit. At the same time, California's housing crisis is layered with a public health emergency. Our collective health depends upon the supporting the well-being of each other. Housing is essential to health and we must provide adequate support to people experiencing homelessness. In this time of crisis and deficit, there is also unprecedented opportunity to markedly reduce homelessness. Lives are depending on it.

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Accelerating the Bay Area’s efforts to disrupt homelessness and poverty

All Home is a Bay Area organization that advances regional solutions towards disrupting the cycle of poverty and homelessness and creating more economic mobility opportunities for extremely low-income (ELI) people.

All Home works across counties, sectors, and silos to advance coordinated, innovative solutions and build a movement to challenge the status quo that perpetuates homelessness.

The average rent in a
Multi-Family Residence
across the Bay Area
often exceeds the
monthly income of
extremely low-income
households.

Troubling trend extends back to 2011

Average rent
as a percentage of
ELI household
income thresholds by
counties,
focus, 2019

We believe...

1
...that homelessness could be a rare, brief, and non-recurring condition if not for a gap in support and enablement of economic mobility for the extremely low-income (ELI) population
2
...that to meaningfully solve this problem, we must work regionally and challenge the status quo of existing systems
3
...in supporting an economically, socially, and racially diverse Bay Area community
4
...that the business community is a key partner in making the Bay Area’s rapid economic growth sustainable and inclusive for the ELI population

A Regional Approach

While recognizing the housing and homelessness needs across all nine Bay Area counties, All Home’s initial focus will be Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties, which represent the largest percentage of ELI communities.

Our Focus

Extremely Low-Income (ELI) Housing Production

Homelessness Prevention & Protection

Policy & Advocacy

Systems Coordination

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Our Key Activities

All Home works across counties, sectors, and silos to advance coordinated, innovative service delivery and build coalition-supported momentum to challenge the long-standing systems that perpetuate homelessness.

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Convene

Policymakers and community stakeholders supporting the ELI population to align goals, initiatives, outcomes, and measurements across jurisdictions

Co-Create

Innovative solutions with key partners to fill service gaps, amplifying, accelerating, and enhancing their work and the outcomes necessary to reduce homelessness

Catalyze

Systems change with flexible investments, policy advancement, and service coordination to improve outcomes

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Founding Investors

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