A safe place to stay.
Welcome to Soul Housing
Since 2016, Soul Housing has helped thousands of Californians on their pathway to health and stability. As California’s largest provider of recuperative care, we bring proven expertise in safe discharges that centers dignity, compassion, and the belief that everyone deserves a safe place to heal and thrive.
As a DHCS CalAIM Community Supports provider, we serve individuals who are transitioning out of medical facilities or are at risk of hospitalization.
Our goal is to offer a safe, supportive, and structured environment with short-term housing and individualized care-including clinical and medication oversight.
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Services We Offer
- 24/7 security and supervision
- 24/7 on-site management
- 3 hot and nutritious meals per day
- Cable TV and high-speed internet
- Communal areas for relaxing and socializing
- Computer literacy and access
- Transportation assistance for appointments
- On-site barbers and stylist visits
- Staff members with lived experience
Housing
Job Help
Medical
Life at Soul Housing
Each one of our facilities features beds and linens, three hot and nutritious meals per day, cable TV, high-speed internet, communal areas for relaxing and socializing, ADA-accessible bathrooms and showers, complimentary laundry services, on-site clinical care, daily community programming, and even special event celebrations. Our residents are free to come and go as they please.
Eligibility for Services:
Eligibility FAQs
Who can qualify for services?
You do not have to meet every requirement to be eligible. Instead, you only need to meet one factor in either of the following two areas:
Housing Status: This could mean you are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, living in unsafe or n unstable housing, living alone without support, or in a home that threatens your health and safety.
Medical Condition: This could include being recently discharged from a hospital or medical facility, needing time to heal from an injury or illness, requiring help to stay medically stable and avoid readmission, needing short-term assistance with daily activities, or requiring ongoing health or behavioral monitoring.
Do I need to be homeless to qualify?
You do not have to meet every requirement to be eligible. Instead, you only need to meet one factor in either of the following two areas:
Housing Status: This could mean you are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, living in unsafe or n unstable housing, living alone without support, or in a home that threatens your health and safety.
Medical Condition: This could include being recently discharged from a hospital or medical facility, needing time to heal from an injury or illness, requiring help to stay medically stable and avoid readmission, needing short-term assistance with daily activities, or requiring ongoing health or behavioral monitoring.
Can I qualify after a hospital stay?
You do not have to meet every requirement to be eligible. Instead, you only need to meet one factor in either of the following two areas:
Housing Status: This could mean you are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, living in unsafe or n unstable housing, living alone without support, or in a home that threatens your health and safety.
Medical Condition: This could include being recently discharged from a hospital or medical facility, needing time to heal from an injury or illness, requiring help to stay medically stable and avoid readmission, needing short-term assistance with daily activities, or requiring ongoing health or behavioral monitoring.
Do I have to meet both housing and medical requirements?
You do not have to meet every requirement to be eligible. Instead, you only need to meet one factor in either of the following two areas:
Housing Status: This could mean you are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, living in unsafe or n unstable housing, living alone without support, or in a home that threatens your health and safety.
Medical Condition: This could include being recently discharged from a hospital or medical facility, needing time to heal from an injury or illness, requiring help to stay medically stable and avoid readmission, needing short-term assistance with daily activities, or requiring ongoing health or behavioral monitoring.
What kind of medical needs make me eligible?
You do not have to meet every requirement to be eligible. Instead, you only need to meet one factor in either of the following two areas:
Housing Status: This could mean you are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, living in unsafe or n unstable housing, living alone without support, or in a home that threatens your health and safety.
Medical Condition: This could include being recently discharged from a hospital or medical facility, needing time to heal from an injury or illness, requiring help to stay medically stable and avoid readmission, needing short-term assistance with daily activities, or requiring ongoing health or behavioral monitoring.