HomeAid Sacramento builds and renovates temporary, transitional and permanent housing for homeless children, women, men, veterans, and families who have experienced a life-altering event and are rendered temporarily homeless. Our goal is to enable them to take the critical steps toward achieving lives of self-sufficiency. As the charitable arm of the North State Building Industry Association, our work is made possible through the generosity of homebuilders, their trader partners, financial institutions, and individuals like you.
Unlike any time in America's history, today's homeless are often children, women, and families. Contrary to popular belief, the majority of today's homeless are not the people seen on the street. They are the "invisible homeless" who are without a place to live due to unforeseen life circumstances (e.g. job loss, natural disaster, divorce, abuse, foreclosure or a medical condition) — situations that could affect anyone.
Think for a moment about the following situations: the mother who left an abusive relationship to protect her children; the father who moved his family to a transitional housing facility because he had to choose between rent and his child's cancer medicine; the pregnant teen who has nowhere to go and no one to turn to; the family without a home because everything was lost in a fire...these are the people served by HomeAid Sacramento.