Community Action Marin’s Housing Based Case Managers help individuals and families experiencing homelessness find, secure, and maintain safe and affordable housing through the following.
Our Housing Based Case Managers receive client referrals from the county and input from our adult and youth homeless outreach teams. They then work in partnership with individuals and families in preparing to find, apply, secure, and maintain housing. Our Team helps clients secure needed documents, prepare and submit applications, and address other needs that will support the likelihood of long-term housing success and improved health – enrolling in public benefits programs, finding primary and mental health care, workforce training and employment, and addressing other financial barriers.
- Experiencing homelessness or precariously housed
- Possess significant barriers to housing stability and have one or more chronic conditions;
- a serious mental illness
- are at risk of institutionalization or overdose
- require residential services because of substance abuse or a serious emotional disturbance
- are receiving Enhanced Care Management
- are a transition age youth with one or more convictions, a history of foster care, involvement with the juvenile or criminal justice system, have a serious mental illness, and/or a child with serious emotional disturbances who have been victims of trafficking or domestic violence.
- Social Security Card
- Birth Certificate
- Prior Rental History
Housing Resources
Adopt-a-Family of Marin: 415.456.7805
Canal Alliance: 415.454.2640
North Marin Community Services, 415.897.4147, Ext. 0
Ritter Center: 415-457-8182 Ext. 130
St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin County: 415-454-0366
West Marin Community Services: 415-663-8361
You can also download our housing resource list in English, Spanish or Vietnamese now.
Legal Aid of Marin. 415.492.0230
Need Housing Assistance? If you have questions or wish to access services, call 415.526.7500 or click on the button below.