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.
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.
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.
Tech Connect Camp This is a 6-day camp that teaches youth (age 12-17) software apps about programming, coding, robotics, and […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventVision Board Workshops: The workshops will help residents create a vision/resolution board to define and clarify their personal goals to […]
Renaissance at Parc Grove
view eventAmerican Heart Association – Hypertension/Heart Health and Healthy Habits Representative will be on site to explain the importance of maintaining […]
Legacy Commons
view eventValentines Day Event/Workshop Residents will come together and do some fun arts and crafts activities that are valentine themed based, […]
Fairview Heights
view eventTech Connect Camp This is a 6-day camp that teaches youth (age 12-17) software apps about programming, coding, robotics, and […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventFresno Housing implements a 9/80 compressed workweek with every other Friday off.
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After School Program Youth residents will come and receive homework help as well as read with the group as we […]
Legacy Commons
view eventBlack History Month Workshop This month’s Black History Month workshops will offer residents a meaningful and engaging opportunity to […]
Renaissance at Trinity
view eventFirst 5 Play and Learn Families, Caregivers, and Neighbors with Children (0-5) is a program that gives access to child […]
Parc Grove Commons
view eventCoffee Hour and Community Discussion: Residents will come and take a quick stroll around the complex as we promote an […]
Fairview Heights
view eventAmerican Heart Association – CPR Representative will be on site to explain the new methods of CPR. Education and hands-on […]
Cueva De Oso
view eventBlack History Month Workshop This month’s Black History Month workshops will offer residents a meaningful and engaging opportunity to […]
Villages at Broadway
view eventWe 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.
Fresno Housing manages and/or owns nearly 80 multi‑family housing developments throughout Fresno County including emergency, permanent supportive, farm labor, and public housing.
Fresno Housing would like to congratulate Scott Turner on being appointed Secretary of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This nation faces unprecedented housing challenges. We look forward to working with him to bring workable solutions that expand housing options in communities and economic mobility opportunities for residents.
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Scott Turner, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tyrone Roderick Williams, CEO of Fresno Housing … See MoreSee Less
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What's he going to do when Trump and Elon gut funding and or decrease housing subsidies on a dime leaving people unable to come up with the funds to pay full rent for their section 8 or low income housing? We already saw what happened with LIHEAP and the EOC.
All Fresno Housing offices will be closed today, Monday, February 10, 2025, in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. … See MoreSee Less
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Is this really a legal holiday?
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