SHCLA Projects

Permanently affordable homes for long-term healing.

SHCLA creates and preserves housing that remains affordable for generations. Each project removes property from the speculative market and pairs stable housing with support, community connection, and stewardship.

Current and Emerging Projects

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The Union

West Oakland | 20-bed TAY step-down ARF

The Union creates stable, supportive housing for transition-age youth living with serious mental illness, helping young adults move toward stability, connection, and recovery.

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The Sunflower

Oakland | 7-unit Family Partnership Model

The Sunflower creates a permanent housing pathway for adults living with serious mental illness who are supported by family and caregiving networks.

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In development

The Third Model

Mixed-use health, art, and wellness housing

The Third Model explores a supportive housing community that combines homes, wellness, art, and neighborhood-serving uses in a sustainable property model.

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The Union

West Oakland | 20-bed TAY step-down Adult Residential Facility

The Union creates stable, supportive housing for transition-age youth living with serious mental illness. The project supports young adults moving from higher levels of care toward greater stability, independence, and connection.

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The Sunflower

Oakland | 7-unit Family Partnership Model

The Sunflower creates a permanent housing pathway for adults living with serious mental illness who are supported by family and caregiving networks. The model helps families plan for long-term housing stability before a crisis occurs.

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The Third Model

Mixed-use health, art, and wellness housing | In development

The Third Model explores a supportive housing community that combines homes, wellness, art, and neighborhood-serving uses in a sustainable property model. It is designed to support dignity, connection, and long-term belonging.

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The Union

20Beds
TAYPopulation served
WestOakland
PermanentAffordability

Project Narrative

The Union creates stable, supportive housing for transition-age youth living with serious mental illness in West Oakland. The project is designed as a step-down setting where young adults can move toward stability, independence, and connection.

Financial Requirements

  • Capital support
  • Operating support
  • Maintenance reserve
  • Long-term stewardship

Neighborhood Amenities

  • Transit access
  • Health and behavioral health services
  • Grocery and food access
  • Parks and community organizations

Photos

Exterior
Shared space
Neighborhood

The Sunflower

7Units
FamilyPartnership
OaklandLocation
PermanentAffordability

Project Narrative

The Sunflower creates a permanent housing pathway for adults living with serious mental illness who are supported by family and caregiving networks. The model helps families plan for long-term housing stability before a crisis occurs.

Financial Requirements

  • Acquisition and closing costs
  • Predevelopment support
  • Resident-centered community space
  • Long-term property stewardship

Neighborhood Amenities

  • Food access
  • Public transit
  • Community-based services
  • Libraries and civic resources

Photos

Exterior
Interior
Outdoor space

The Third Model

MixedUse
Art+ Wellness
InDevelopment
CrossSubsidy

Project Narrative

The Third Model explores a new supportive housing community that combines homes, wellness, art, and neighborhood-serving uses. It is designed to reduce dependence on a single funding stream while creating a place of dignity, connection, and belonging.

Financial Requirements

  • Site identification
  • Predevelopment and feasibility
  • Capital stack development
  • Community activation planning

Neighborhood Amenities

  • Arts and culture
  • Community gathering spaces
  • Health and wellness resources
  • Neighborhood-serving retail or services

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Concept
Site context
Community space