Providing Quality, Stable Housing
Fresno Housing provides low-income families with a safe and stable place to live, which has been shown to benefit children academically and support their overall development and well-being.
Support Resident Success
Fresno Housing continues to create vibrant communities, build quality affordable housing, and support the success of approximately 50,000 residents throughout the county.
Access to Learning
Through award-winning educational partnerships with youth-oriented organizations and local schools, we provide our young residents with access to learning opportunities and programs.
Path Toward Success
Each year, Fresno Housing partners with Fresno City College and Fresno State to provide scholarships for our residents to pursue higher education, setting them on the path toward success.
QUALITY HOUSING
Sustainable, Attractive Properties that Compliment and Enhance Neighborhoods
Our investments over the past decade include the revitalization of existing properties, helping to beautify our local neighborhoods and transformational developments that have won numerous awards for design, including a 2018 Gold Nugget Award for Best Renovated, Restored, or Adapted Re-Use Residential Project.
properties Housing choice voucher Formerly Section 8 Housing
If you or your family are experiencing homelessness, please visit MAP Point.
Vibrant communities
A Safe and Stable Place to Live
Benefits the Entire Community
A safe and stable place to live has been shown to benefit children academically and support their overall development and well-being.
We help our residents, of all ages, meet their personal and career goals, connect to essential support systems, and coordinate access to workforce training, wellness resources, and educational opportunities.
The vibrancy of affordable housing extends to the greater community as an economic driver, extending the tax base and engaging in workforce development.
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HomeCare
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HomeCare
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HomeCare
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Virtual After School Program with READ Fresno
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Joint Board Meeting
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Garden Club
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HomeCare
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HomeCare
Masks are required. All participants are subject to a COVID-19 Health Screening prior to workshop.
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HomeCare
Masks are required. All participants are subject to a COVID-19 Health Screening prior to workshop.
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Virtual After School Program with READ Fresno
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Fresno Housing Engages and Empowers Residents
We offer innovative programs focussed on achieving economic independence, educational success, and self-sufficiency, as well as programs to get and stay healthy and become involved in the community.
Each year, we partner with Fresno State to offer scholarships to our residents to pursue higher education, setting them on the path toward success.
What’s Happening
It’s not too late! Weigh in on how the City of Fresno, California spends millions of federal housing funds by attending any of the virtual workshops. See flyer for dates and how to join.The City receives funding from the U.S. government each year to invest in low- and moderate-income communities. We want to hear from you.
Virtual workshops:
🔹January 19 @ 11:00 am
🔹January 20 @ 6:30 pm
🔹January 24 @ 6:30 pm
🔹January 25 @ 11:00 am
Public Hearing: Jan 27 @ City Council
Visit www.fresno.gov/housing to learn more.
It was a pleasure to welcome Secretary Castro from the Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency to learn about Fresno Housing’s efforts to expand and create quality affordable housing. We look forward to continue working together in our joint effort to provide affordable housing throughout Fresno County.
#HousersAtWork
It would be more pleasure able if the office would get their people to answer calls and emails from already residents.
We need affordable housing for seniors and we need it now….
On January 17th, Fresno Housing CEO, Tyrone Roderick Williams had the privilege of providing the keynote speech for the MLK, Jr. Community March. To learn more about how his life has been positively impacted by the life of Dr. King, watch his full keynote at
#UNIVERSALHOUSINGVOUCHERS #UNIVERSALBASICINCOME #SKIPPILOTS #UNIVERSALHEALTHCARE #THETIMEISNOW! #NOWISWHEN! #KEEPPUSHING! #GETIT!
OUR DIFFERENCE
Innovation and Excellence
in Housing and Services
Fresno Housing manages and/or owns nearly 80 multi‑family housing developments throughout Fresno County including emergency, permanent supportive, farm labor, and public housing.