Calaveras Quarters
Calaveras Quarters
Stockton, CA
Type of Development
Affordable permanent supportive housing for the homeless
Year Built
1982
Development Profile
68 one-bedroom units
1 one-bedroom manager’s units
Unit Size
69 units
Total Building
2 three-story buldings
Summary
Housing for youth, individuals, and families experiencing chronic homelessness and homeless youth.
The Housing Authority County of San Joaquin (HACSJ) is excited to announce a major conversion project that will transform a 121 room motel into 68 larger one-bedroom apartment units in an effort to provide permanent housing for those experiencing chronic homelessness, homeless youth and youth at-risk of homelessness. The 2.14 acre parcel located on March Lane will have 11 ADA ground floor units and 7 units designated for the hearing and visually impaired. The newly converted property will also have a community room, laundry facilities, and substantial assigned parking for residents.
Partners for this project include Parents by Choice, Aspirant, Lutheran Social Services of Northern California, Mary Magdalene Community Service, STAND and Children’s home of Stockton. These partners will provide case management, life skills training, behavioral health services, education and employment services, legal assistance, parenting classes and addiction recovery services for the residents of Calaveras Quarters.
Funding for this project has been provided by HomeKey Program, Round 2, in the amount of $24 .9 million and additional funding has been secured by the City of Stockton American Rescue Plan (ARPA) in the amount of $6.5 million.
