Calaveras Quarters

Former Motel Reimagined as Housing for At-Risk Families and Transition-Age Youth

Formerly a 121-room motel, Calaveras Quarters has been fully transformed into 68 one-bedroom units of affordable, permanent, and supportive housing for families and transition-age youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The property is now complete and fully operational, with tenants already residing on-site. Central to the community’s model is the delivery of comprehensive wraparound services—including life-skills training, self-sufficiency programs, education and employment services, and additional supportive resources. HACSJ is proud to partner with Parents by Choice, Central Valley Low Income Housing Corporation, Aspirant, Lutheran Social Services of Northern California, Mary Magdalene Community Services, STAND, Children’s Home of Stockton, and other service providers to support residents. The completion of Calaveras Quarters represents a significant milestone in addressing youth homelessness and the foster youth service cliff in California.

Calaveras Quarters sits on a 2.14-acre parcel on March Lane in North Stockton. The completed property includes 11 ADA-compliant ground-floor units and 7 units specifically designed for residents with hearing and visual impairments. Residents also have access to a community room, laundry facilities, and outdoor recreational common areas.