Alameda Point Collaborative provides 200 units of housing to families and individuals who have been homeless. APC serves 500 people each year, including nearly 300 children and youth. APC opened in 1999 and has been using former Navy housing to help families who have been homeless to recover their stability and increase their self-sufficiency. We offer supportive services including specialized services for children and youth as well as on-the-job training and employment opportunities. We have several enterprises which are designed to help residents gain skills, including an urban farm, retail plant nursery specializing in native, edible and drought tolerant plants and a commercial kitchen. Spread over 34 acres of land, we have a community garden, two playgrounds and open spaces where residents can relax and enjoy being outdoors.
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