Phase · Intake
A safe place to sleep tonight.
Same-day referral from city outreach teams, hospitals, and community partners. Within hours, residents are matched to one of our temporary housing units.
Home Link provides safe temporary housing — and a clear path to a permanent home — for our Silicon Valley neighbors experiencing homelessness.
Home Link exists to provide safe, immediate temporary housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Silicon Valley — bridging the gap to permanent stability through a coordinated, dignity-first program of short-stay housing paired with wraparound services.
We work with government agencies, foundations, and community partners to serve our neighbors — from the first night off the street to a home they can keep. This page shares who we are, how we operate, and how to partner with us.
Same-day referral from city outreach teams, hospitals, and community partners. Within hours, residents are matched to one of our temporary housing units.
No cost, no waitlist for emergency cases, no sobriety prerequisite. Our goal is to remove every friction between someone in crisis and a safe, private bed on the first night.
Each resident receives a private room, three meals, and a dedicated case manager — the practical scaffolding required to plan a next step.
On-site partners provide primary healthcare, mental-health support, employment counseling, and document recovery. Case managers work one-on-one with residents to build a clear transition plan.
We work alongside city housing authorities and landlord partners to place residents into long-term housing they can afford and keep.
Follow-up support continues for twelve months after move-out — home visits, check-ins, and rapid re-engagement if a resident risks falling back into homelessness. Prevention of re-entry is as central to our model as the first night.
We're seeking founding partners across federal, state, county, and city government — alongside foundations, healthcare systems, and employers — to launch our first site in San Jose, with Fremont to follow.