In addition to housing, we offer innovative programs focused on achieving economic independence, educational success, and self-sufficiency, as well as programs to get and stay healthy and become involved in the community.
Fresno Housing provides affordable housing opportunities to nearly 50,000 residents through agency owned rental housing, and the Housing Choice Voucher Program.
We meet our residents where they’re at. If a resident’s goal is outside of the Fresno Housing programming, we can connect them through our network of community partners and help navigate the systems to provide the support desired. Current residents may contact their site manager for more information, or email [email protected].
Fresno Housing implements a 9/80 compressed workweek with every other Friday off.
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Fresno Unified Winter Camp for students in grades 1st-6th . Students will learn about the history of Mexican Pottery while […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventFresno Unified Winter Camp for students in grades 1st-6th . Students will learn about the history of Mexican Pottery while […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventFirst 5 Fresno County The effective Black Parenting Program is open to participants who are African American/Black and have […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventA workshop on how to stay healthy presented by Valley Health Team.
Rio Villas
view eventCatholic Charities / Cal Fresh will be offering 4 workshops to obtain a certificate of completion. The topics will be: […]
Oak Grove
view eventA workshop on how to stay healthy presented by Valley Health Team.
Rios Terrace
view eventCalifornia Health Collaborative is presenting a workshop regarding Breast and Cervical Health information for residents.
Cueva De Oso
view eventFirst 5 Fresno County The effective Black Parenting Program is open to participants who are African American/Black and have […]
Legacy Commons
view eventThis workshop will help educate residents on why MLK day is observed as a federal holiday and enjoy some trivia […]
Renaissance at Santa Clara
view eventAmerican Heart Association Corps Service Member will be doing workshops on blood pressure monitoring, nutrition, and fitness wellness.
Bridges at Florence
view eventHeart health, blood pressure monitoring, healthy eating, and exercise
Bridges at Florence
view eventManage payments, submit a maintenance request, update your profile through our Resident Portal.
The State of California is providing a first step towards college!
Calkids is a California state program that helps provide kids access to higher education, whether for college or career training after high school. Newborns can receive up to $175 in free money to help build their college savings.
Who’s eligible?
– Low-income Public School Students in the 1st–12th Grade
– All California newborns born after July 1, 2022
Check your child's eligibility and claim your account.
Visit www.CalKIDS.org To register, visit the #linkinbio – @Calkidsprogram
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The Foundation for Fresno Unified Schools is partnering with Lexia Learning and CLEAR to present a free screening of The Right to Read.
This is a FREE event
Monday, February 5, 2024 from 5-8pm
Anyone can attend and parents and community members are welcome!
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Share Your Voice!
What would you like to see Fresno Housing prioritize over the next five years?
Help outline the agency's direction, priorities, and vision.
Click the link below and participate in our Thought Exchange.
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Yes more help for. Single mothers and kids
More housing for adult kids whom near to be homeless. Thank you