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Housing Security Grants
Safe, affordable housing is the foundation
The lack of affordable housing in the San Francisco Bay Area has reached a crisis point. Low-income Bay Area households with high rent burdens face housing and economic insecurity that disrupt family stability, now and in the future.
Safe, secure housing for families lets them stabilize their lives, providing a foundation for them to address other challenges they may face. Stable housing complements other safety net services and lets children focus on education. It is the first step on the pathway out of poverty.
We extend Housing Security Grants to partners who prioritize the well-being of families, youth, and young adults facing the housing crisis. Because families experiencing housing insecurity have unique needs, our grantees provide a variety of models of housing solutions to meet those needs. They offer permanent supportive housing, temporary and transitional housing and serve families with children, young adults, youth exiting the foster care system, and immigrants. No two grantees offer the same support, but they all focus on equipping our vulnerable neighbors with the resources and opportunities they need for stability and long-term self-sufficiency.
Housing Security Grantee Spotlight
Meet Youth Employment Partnership
Youth Employment Partnership (YEP) operates one of the highest-performing youth workforce development programs in the San Francisco Bay Area. YEP’s mission is to improve the employment and education outcomes for Oakland youth and young adults impacted by poverty, the justice system, foster care, homelessness, school underachievement and other barriers to work by providing transformative job training, critical skill building, and contextualized education paired with hands-on work experience in a living classroom.
Grant at a glance
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Area Served: Oakland, Alameda County, East Bay
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Year: 2025
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Amount: $51,000
Housing Security Grantee Spotlight
Meet HIP Housing (Human Investment Project, Inc.)
HIP Housing supports individuals and families in San Mateo County seeking to find or remain in affordable housing. Their work seeks to prevent displacement and homelessness, maximize and preserve existing housing stock, and equip individuals with the support they need to stabilize their financial situation.
Grant at a glance
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Area Served: San Mateo County
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Year: 2024
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Amount: $40,000
Explore More Impact
Youth Employment Partnership and HIP Housing are just a few examples of the work being done by our grantee community. Dive into the Our Grantees page and unlock a world of innovative organizations fighting for housing security.

With Episcopal Impact Fund behind us, we’re able to help youth realize their full potential and make sure they can take advantage of every opportunity this great city has to offer.
-Joi Jackson-Morgan, Executive Director, 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic, Bayview Hunters Point, San Francisco

