Housing & Utility Resources
Housing Help When You Need It Most.
Finding safe and stable housing can be one of the biggest challenges for students balancing school, work, and personal responsibilities. Fortunately, there are local programs dedicated to helping young adults and families secure affordable housing and supportive living environments.
These organizations offer transitional housing, case management, life skills coaching, and connections to community resources, all designed to help individuals build independence and long-term stability while they pursue their education and career goals.
For any additional questions, reach out to Phylicia Joseph at pjoseph@hdmc.edu.
Mission Hope – Empowerment Village Program
Mission Hope’s Empowerment Village in Temecula offers single mothers and their children a safe, stable place to rebuild and thrive. The program provides shared ranch-style housing, private rooms and bathrooms, and a supportive community focused on long-term success. Participants gain access to employment, education, career development, financial literacy, and wellness resources, all within a peaceful, family-centered environment.
Designed as a 12–24 month program, Empowerment Village helps moms achieve lasting independence—not just temporary relief. Many graduates have transitioned into permanent housing and built stronger financial stability and confidence. Mothers must be 18 or older.
To learn more or apply, CLICK HERE.
CONTACT
41760 Rider Way, Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 444-1404
info@missionhope.com
MissionHope.com
California Public Utilities Commission – CARE Program
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) offers financial assistance through the CARE Program, which helps reduce monthly utility costs for qualifying low-income households. Students and families enrolled in CARE can receive a 30–35% discount on their electric bill and a 20% discount on their natural gas bill.
To request an application form or learn more about eligibility and enrollment, CLICK HERE.
Kamali‘i (Transitional Housing Programs)
Kamali‘i provides transitional housing opportunities for young adults—particularly those aging out of foster care. Their programs include the THP-NMD (Transitional Housing for Non-Minor Dependents) for youth ages 18–21 and THP-Plus for up to age 24. Participants live in semi-independent apartments (shared with another program participant) and receive supportive services like case management, job training, educational support, counseling, life coaching, and crisis intervention.
To apply CLICK HERE.
Olive Crest (Transitional Housing for Former Foster Youth)
Olive Crest offers transitional housing for teens and young adults who have aged out of foster care. Participants live in small apartment settings and engage in weekly training on life skills—such as budgeting, cooking, laundry, and conflict resolution. They also receive coaching in education, employment, transportation, and saving money (with matching incentives for their savings) to help them successfully transition into stable adult life.
To learn more CLICK HERE.