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Housing Assistance Fund is sponsored by Alameda County Health. This fund provides flexible funding to help eligible Alameda County households obtain and maintain long-term, stable housing. It will be folded into the new Home Together Move-In Assistance Fund starting July 1, 2026.
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Housing Assistance Fund | Housing & Homelessness Services | Alameda County Health The Home Stretch Housing Assistance Fund was created to provide a flexible source of funding to help Alameda County eligible consumers and their families obtain and maintain long-term, stable housing of their choice.
Explore Housing and Homelessness Services Health Care for the Homeless Community Consumer Advisory Board Health Care for the Homeless Commission Communicable Disease Response and Prevention Environmental Health (ACHCH) Air Quality in Homeless Shelters and Service Centers Air Quality Emergency Resources Communicable Illnesses in Street and Shelter Locations Covid-19 and Respiratory (Airborne) Illness Guidance Winter Emergency Resources Monthly ACHCH Training Series Needs Assessments, Data, and Reports Coordinated Entry For Providers Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool Housing Community Supports Housing Resource Center (HRC) Access Points Property Owner Engagement Starting on July 1, 2026 the Housing Assistance Fund will be folded into the new Home Together Move-In Assistance Fund .
More information is available here . Any HAF applications submitted on or before June 30, 2026, must be fully completed, including submission of all required documentation and resolution of any outstanding application items, by July 15, 2026. Applications that remain incomplete after July 15, 2026, will not be eligible for further processing through HAF and providers will be redirected to other community resources.
The Housing Assistance Fund, managed by Alameda County Health, was created to provide a flexible source of funding to help eligible households in Alameda County to obtain and maintain long-term, stable housing. Eligible applicants must work with a service provider to complete and submit a program application. All communications about applications in process take place between the service provider and Housing Assistance Fund staff.
Housing Assistance Fund Documents: Housing Assistance Fund Policy – This document outlines eligibility requirements, the process for submitting requests, and what to expect after a request has been submitted. Please read this thoroughly prior to submitting an application.
Housing Assistance Fund Application (Fillable) OR Housing Assistance Fund Application (Not Fillable) HMIS Release of Information HMIS Client Profile and Intake Form Vendor Forms for Payment/New Vendor Documents (for properties, providers, etc.)– W-9, Invoice Template, Business Add/Update Form Housing Assistance Fund Helpful Documents: Approved Home Furnishings and Household Items Approved Vendors for Home Furnishings and Household Items Instructions for Each Approved Household Furnishings and Household Items Vendor: E-Mail: HomeStretchFund@acgov.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible households in Alameda County must work with a service provider to complete and submit an application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was July 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Housing Assistance Fund is funded by Alameda County Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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