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?? Official Grand Opening - Dignity Village Modesto We’re proud to announce the grand opening of Dignity Village Modesto, Stanislaus County’s first behavioral health bridge interim housing community—developed through a public-private partnership between Stanislaus County, the City of Modesto, and DignityMoves. This 42-unit community, funded through the Behavioral Health Bridge Housing (BHBH) Program, provides private rooms and wraparound support services for individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness and behavioral health conditions. This project is a model for what’s possible when innovation, compassion, and public-private partnership come together to create real solutions. And the community of Modesto showed up in big numbers today to support! Special thanks to our partners Stanislaus County, City of Modesto, Stanislaus County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services, Swinerton, Gensler, and BOSS Homes - Built On Site Systems. Stay tuned for more highlights from the Grand Opening!

This weekend, Dignity Village Modesto came to life as volunteers rolled up their sleeves to furnish tiny homes for future residents transitioning out of unsheltered homelessness. From making beds to hanging art, the community came together to transform the units into move-in-ready, welcoming tiny homes filled with comfort, dignity, and the promise of a new beginning. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible donors and volunteers who brought these spaces to life and to our partners who make this work possible! Grand Opening this Thursday, March 27th ?? ??

Last chance to help us welcome new residents to Via del Oro! We are so grateful for all the support we've received so far! If you are interested in supporting, check out the Amazon wish list here: https://lnkd.in/en4Cp5zx

We can't wait to welcome new residents to Dignity Village Modesto! Stay tuned for more to come from the Grand Opening next Thursday, March 27th. ?? ??

Your Support = Move-In Ready Homes at Via del Oro! The next chapter at Via del Oro in San Jose is about to begin! As we prepare to welcome new residents, we need your help making these interim housing units feel like home. You can make an impact from anywhere by shopping our Amazon Wish List! Each item purchased will be shipped directly to our site, ensuring every resident moves into a comfortable, welcoming space. Join us in making a difference today! https://lnkd.in/en4Cp5zx

Our community gardens offer residents and volunteers a space for connection, healing, and renewal. Whether tending to plants, finding a moment of peace, or gathering with neighbors, these spaces remind us that growth—in every sense—is always possible! ???

Turn New Tiny Home Units into a Warm Welcome Residents will soon be moving into DignityVillage in Modesto, and we need your help making 20 new spaces feel like home! By donating essential furnishings from our Amazon wish list, you can help create a comfortable, move-in-ready space for someone transitioning from unsheltered homelessness. And the best part? You can make a difference from anywhere! Every item makes a difference. Join us in setting up these new beginnings! Link in comments below.

We’ll soon be welcoming new residents to Via del Oro in San Jose, and we need your help to furnish 50 tiny home units. The best part is that you can make a difference from anywhere! Just purchase essential items from our Amazon wish list posted in the comments below, and they’ll be shipped directly to our site. Your purchase will help create comfortable, move-in-ready homes for those transitioning from unsheltered homelessness. Thank you for being part of the solution! ??

Hope is on the horizon in Modesto! Construction on Dignity Village, an interim housing site in Modesto, is nearly complete. The new community will provide 42 private units for individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness. Each unit has a door that locks, ensuring dignity and privacy. Residents will also have access to shared community spaces and critical support services to help them transition off the streets and onto a path toward long-term housing. We’re proud to work alongside partners like Stanislaus County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services and the City of Modesto to bring this community to life. Stay tuned as we prepare to welcome new neighbors home!

Seniors are the fastest-growing demographic among those experiencing unsheltered homelessness, and the need for solutions has never been more urgent. That’s why we’re proud to partner with the City of Oakland and the Housing Consortium of the East Bay to build a new supportive housing community at 9418 Edes Avenue. This project will provide 40 prefabricated units for residents receiving wraparound services from HCEB. With permits now approved and funding secured through Project Homekey, this community will offer not just housing—but stability, dignity, and the support services residents need. We are grateful to work alongside Gensler, Swinerton, and our partners to bring our most vulnerable neighbors indoors to a safe place to sleep. ?? Read more about the project at the link in comments.