Housing Consortium of the East Bay

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Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB) creates inclusive communities for individuals with developmental disabilities or other special needs through quality affordable housing in Alameda and Contra Costa County. HCEB fulfills this mission by providing housing outreach and support services; developing affordable housing, partnering with other nonprofit and for profit companies to secure set-asides within larger rental communities; and owning and operating special needs affordable housing.

Eric Quensel was unhoused for 10 years after family sold inherited property. On his birthday we got him moved in! Just g...
08/06/2026

Eric Quensel was unhoused for 10 years after family sold inherited property. On his birthday we got him moved in!

Just got his snap benefits and is progressive positively through medical treatment and surgery.

CONGRATS TO ERIC! 🥳

Happy 4th of July from all of us at HCEB! ❤️🤍💙Today, we celebrate the spirit of community, freedom, and the neighbors wh...
07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July from all of us at HCEB! ❤️🤍💙

Today, we celebrate the spirit of community, freedom, and the neighbors who make the East Bay a place to call home. We are grateful to serve and support individuals and families as we continue building stronger, more connected communities together.

Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and memorable Independence Day!

Honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building an equitable future together. Happy Juneteenth from the HCEB te...
06/19/2026

Honoring the past, celebrating the present, and building an equitable future together. Happy Juneteenth from the HCEB team! 🖤❤️💚💜
Today and every day, we stand with our community in the continued pursuit of liberty, justice, and housing equity for all.

An estimated 17,500 people every single week enter into homeless response systems for the first time And it’s easy to lo...
06/12/2026

An estimated 17,500 people every single week enter into homeless response systems for the first time And it’s easy to look at homelessness through the lens of statistics, but when we look closer, we see that it is ultimately a human story.

Most of our neighbors experiencing housing instability are facing challenges that any of us could encounter. Homelessness isn’t a reflection of someone’s character. It’s a reflection of how fragile the systems around us can be when life gets overwhelming.

At HCEB, we believe that understanding these challenges with kindness and empathy is the very first step toward building a stronger, more supportive community for everyone. Because when we support each other, we all rise.

And if you want to help us build a softer landing pad for our neighbors, Please donate in our website and get involved today. ✨

WE ARE HIRING! Apply today www.hceb.org đź’ś
06/09/2026

WE ARE HIRING!

Apply today www.hceb.org đź’ś

WE ARE HIRING! Apply today at www.hceb.org đź’ś
06/09/2026

WE ARE HIRING!

Apply today at www.hceb.org đź’ś

Patrick’s Story 💜For years, Patrick called the streets home. He endured countless nights sleeping outside, surrounded by...
06/05/2026

Patrick’s Story 💜

For years, Patrick called the streets home. He endured countless nights sleeping outside, surrounded by uncertainty, danger, and even rats. One of the hardest parts of leaving wasn’t just finding a place to go—it was saying goodbye to the community and family he had built with others experiencing homelessness.

After losing a job he held for 14 years, Patrick found himself without housing and struggling to see a way forward. But through support, resources, and a chance to rebuild, he was able to take the next step.

Today, Patrick has stable housing, meaningful employment, and a renewed sense of hope.

His story is a powerful reminder that homelessness can happen to anyone—and that with the right support, people can rebuild their lives and thrive.

At HCEB, we are honored to be part of journeys like Patrick’s. 💜

HCEB Board Members had the opportunity to visit some of our properties and experience firsthand the work we do every day...
05/26/2026

HCEB Board Members had the opportunity to visit some of our properties and experience firsthand the work we do every day. They connected with staff, spoke with clients, toured the places our residents call home, and heard directly about the incredible experiences they’ve had living here.

A huge thank you to our Property Management team for organizing events like this that highlight the impact of our work, recognize the dedication of our staff, and make our clients feel seen and valued.

The first HCEB tour is officially in the books — and what a meaningful experience it was!

HCEB was honored to attend the Academy of Arts University’s B.lab  Final Exhibition last week.  The B.lab students share...
05/14/2026

HCEB was honored to attend the Academy of Arts University’s B.lab Final Exhibition last week.

The B.lab students shared the fruits of 12 months of collaboration with HCEB clients to design and build furnishings for the renovated Mandela Homes Community Space.

The pieces, including seating, tables, benches and art spaces, are functional, beautiful, and unique, creating a truly inspiring space for HCEB’s permanent supportive housing tenants.

Thank you to Sameena Sitabkhan and everyone at the Academy of Art University for their amazing work and support of the Mandela Homes community.

Address

410 7th Street #203
Oakland, CA
94607

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15108321382

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