Keep Sacramento Housed!

Together, we can prevent evictions before they happen.

Sacramento County Community Health in Action is working with the Sacramento Housing Collaborative to strengthen housing stability and support resilient communities.

Why it Matters

Across Sacramento County, thousands of households face eviction each year, impacting families, neighborhoods, local businesses, and public systems. Many evictions stem from temporary financial hardship or disputes that could be resolved with the right support and early intervention.

When Families Remain Housed
When families remain housed

How Eviction Prevention Works.

When people receive support before a housing crisis escalates, they are more likely to remain housed and avoid long-term financial hardship. Our solution is a two-pronged approach including rental assistance and right to counsel.

Rental Assistance

Short-term financial support helps renters catch up on missed payments before the situation escalates. For many families, a single one-time payment is enough to stabilize their housing long term.

Right to Counsel

Landlords almost always have legal representation. Most tenants don’t.

  • They can resolve cases fairly
  • They are more likely to stay housed
  • They avoid unnecessary evictions
  • The resolution process is quicker and less stressful than facing an eviction threat all alone!

Together, we can keep Sacramento Housed. 

Contact our team to learn more about available resources, or how you can get involved in policy campaigns.