The Marin Continuum of Housing and Services ("the Continuum") is a collaboration composed of 32 Marin organizations providing housing and related services to the community. Established in 1993, the Continuum is a collaborative vehicle for coordinating and creating effective change and for improving and increasing housing and services for low-income and homeless people in Marin beyond what can be achieved by member agencies individually.


Our mission is to lead the community to collectively ensure that families and individuals become and remain housed. We accomplish this by facilitating a system that houses everyone in need, with adequate support services to keep people housed, while concurrently advocating for systemic changes. WE'VE MOVED!!!!
Contact Info
For additional information regarding the Continuum,
please contact:

Dave Coury
Executive Director davecoury@yahoo.com

Joseph Hegedus
Program Coordinator
jhegedus@marincontinuum.org

Ph/Fax (415) 459-0134
412 Redhill Avenue, Suite # 2
San Anselmo, CA 94960

Our Programs

Hamilton Transitional Housing
The Continuum, in partnership with EAH, has developed 101 units of transitional housing at the former Hamilton Air Field in Novato. the first families moved in to their homes in September 2003. Construction was completed in 2006, and over 200 formerly homeless people, including over 80 children are currently being housed. Residents may stay in their units for up to two years. During that time, they will receive a wide range of supportive services designed to assist them to move into stable housing in the community.

Marin Community Resource Guide
Each year the Continuum publishes the Marin Commnuity Resource Guide, a pamphlet containing contact information for an array of nonprofit service and housing providers in Marin. The resource guide helps connect families and individuals, who may be seeking assitance, to an agency in their community. To access the most recent version of the guide please follow this link: 2008 Community Resource Guide

Hamilton Employment Center
The Continuum, in partnership with Homeward Bound of Marin, is in the pre-development process to create a training and service center at former Hamilton Air Field, adjacent to the Hamilton Transitional Housing Project. This entrepreneurial mixed-use project will create a commercial office center that will have both for-profit and non-profit tenants. Through agreements with the businesses located in the Center, the Continuum and its member organizations will provide on-the-job training to formerly homeless and low-income individuals. This project is designed to achieve the goal of assisting underemployed and low-income families to earn an a living wage and become financially self-sufficient.

System Planning and Public Policy
The Continuum provides the Marin community with strategic system-wide planning and public policy analysis for the maintenance and preservation of affordable housing and services.

Advocacy, Education, Community Information
The Continuum conducts advocacy on behalf of homeless persons and member organizations, provides education to the community and member agencies on homeless and housing issues, and disseminates community information for low-income families and individuals pertaining to housing and services.

Tam Cove
The Continuum is taking the lead in a collaborative effort to create Tam Cove ? a Safe Haven serving homeless mentally ill adults.


Donations

Your support will help homeless, formerly homeless and very low-income individuals and families in Marin rebuild their lives and find a permanent exit from homelessness.

Contributions may be sent to:
Marin Continuum of Housing and Services
412 Redhill Avenue, Suite #2
San Anselmo, CA 94960

Your donation is tax deductible and will be acknowledged in writing.


Members

Adopt-A-Family of Marin

Ambassadors of Hope and Opportunities

Bank of Marin

Bay Area Legal Aid

Buckelew Programs

Center Point, Inc.

Community Action Marin

Katherine Crecelius

EAH

Fair Housing of Marin

Gilead House

Homeward Bound of Marin

Legal Aid of Marin

Lifehouse

Marin Abused Women's
Services

Marin Center for
Independent Living

Marin City Services Network

Marin County Development Agency Affordable Housing Program

Marin County
Health & Human Services

Marin Community Food Bank

Marin Housing Authority

Marin Jobs and Career Services

Marin Services for Women

Marin Treatment Center

Northbay Family Homes

Novato Housing Coalition

Novato Human Needs Center

Ritter Center

Suburban Alternatives Land Trust

St. Vincent de Paul
Society of Marin

Sunny Hills Children's Garden

West Bay Housing Corporation

Women Helping All People

YMCA 50+ Program