Successful Grants - totaling over $23,000,000 (as of Jan 1, 2008)
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Funding Source |
Program description |
Grant Amount |
| State of California : | ||
Emergency Housing Assistance Program |
Operating support for Dwight Way Shelter for Women and Children |
$15,000/year |
Multi-Family Housing Program |
Capital development funding for FESCO Transitional Co-Housing |
$ 165,000 |
Federal Emergency Shelter Grants (FESG) |
Committee on the Shelterless, for operating support |
$125,000 |
| Alameda County : | ||
| Housing & Community Development, Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS | North County Women's Center construction of new transitional housing for homeless women | $160,000 |
| Department of Social Services | African American CalWorks Coalition/Options Program, for Full-Engagement Employment Services for Non-Compliant CALWORKS recipients | $75,000 |
| Partnership Grant Program | Berkeley Food & Housing Project, Agency Capacity Building (Funds and Board Development) | $27,790 |
| Health Care Services Agency – Measure A | Options Recovery Services, Inc. for capital improvements to expand capacity to offer mental health counseling to clients with co-occurring disorders Second year grant to install solar electric panels and upgrade plumbing to agency-owned sober living house |
$50,000
$74,618 |
| East Bay Community Recovery Project, one-time grant to purchase their facility | $149,750 | |
| Magnolia Women's Recovery Program, one-time grant to purchase their facility | $100,000 | |
| Women On the Way, Inc. one-time grant to purchase their facility | $100,000 | |
| Behavioral Health Care Services | Horizon Services, Inc., to develop and operate residential social model detoxification services for clients with alcohol/drug and/or mental health disorders | $1,000,000 annual contract |
| Behavioral Health Care Services, cont'd. | Options Recovery Services, Inc. for a residential and sober living program for men in West Oakland | $624,000 annual contract |
| Bay Area Services Network | Magnolia Women's Recovery Program, residential substance abuse treatment for women parolees with children | $156,000 over three years |
