long-term housing & supportive services

New Beginnings Permanent Supportive Housing

Long-term housing and supportive services on the Monterey Peninsula for families experiencing homelessness who have a qualifying disability — combining affordable, permanent housing with voluntary services designed to help families achieve lasting stability.

About the Program

A Place to Put Down Roots, Together

New Beginnings is a Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) program located on the Monterey Peninsula that provides long-term housing and supportive services for families experiencing homelessness who have a qualifying disability. The community consists of 37 family housing units across two residential cul-de-sacs, including 31 two-bedroom units and 6 three-bedroom units. Prospective residents are most often participants in the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) or Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) programs, or are actively working with a support organization to obtain rental support.

New Beginnings combines affordable, permanent housing with voluntary supportive services designed to help families achieve long-term stability and maintain successful tenancies. Residents are encouraged to participate in individualized case management, housing stabilization services, financial literacy and budgeting assistance, and referrals to healthcare, behavioral health, employment, education, and other community resources based on their needs.

Community Homeless Solutions provides ongoing property-based supportive services while partnering with local service providers to deliver a coordinated continuum of care. This collaborative approach ensures that families have access to the comprehensive resources and support needed to remain housed, strengthen self-sufficiency, and build a stable future.

How It Works

Program Services & Eligibility

Voluntary supportive services paired with clear eligibility criteria, so families know what to expect at every step.

Example Program Services
Case Management
Referral & Linkage to Additional Services
Financial Planning and Budgeting Assistance
Advocacy
Mental Health and Behavioral Services
Employment Development
Criteria for Eligibility
Meet the HUD definition of homeless
One head of household must have a qualifying disability
Housing Choice Voucher preferred
Household must include at least one child under 18
Criminal records assessed for neighborhood risk (290 registrants excluded)
Must provide income eligibility info and pay a portion of income toward rent
Program Contact

Questions About New Beginnings?

Anthony Abarca
Property Manager

Anthony Abarca

New Beginnings Permanent Supportive Housing