Housing Resources California

Welcome to the Mysti's Adult & Family Services Client Resource Library — your one-stop hub for educational videos, guides, and tools about housing, Medi-Cal, CalAIM, and statewide support programs in California. Whether you're a current client, a family member, or someone navigating the system for the first time, these resources are here to help you find stable housing and access the services you deserve. 📺 Housing & Resource Video Library Watch our full playlist of housing

Whether you need housing, case management, Medi-Cal help, or just don't know where to start — here's a clear guide to what Mysti's offers and how to connect with us.

CalAIM is California's plan to make sure people who need the most help — with housing, health, and daily life — actually get connected to real support. Here's what it means for you.

Jazmyn Brown, 2-1-1, and Resource Support in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

Need Housing Support? Here’s How to Request Mysti’s Adult & Family Services

Unlocking Every Door: How to Find Housing Help and Navigate Resources By Giovanne Schachere | CEO, Mysti’s Adult & Family Services

Resource Referrals and HMIS Support Across Santa Clarita, San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, and All California Counties

Dr. Jason Green, Anayancy Rosillo & Ruqayyah Muhammad lead Mysti’s CA at Housing California, advancing real housing solutions.

California’s CalAIM vision is right—but community-based providers are being asked to carry financial and operational risk the system itself

As California prepares for the Housing California Conference, one theme continues to rise to the surface: ending homelessness requires more than vouchers—it requires community-rooted systems that work.

Mysti’s expansion into Contra Costa County represents a long-term commitment to strengthening California’s CalAIM initiative and building capacity across multiple counties. Our work across Monterey County, Santa Cruz County, and now Contra Costa County reflects our dedication to improving housing stability, access to health services, and system coordination for individuals with the highest needs.

When systems slow down and families start asking “What now?”, the answer isn’t more waiting — it’s knowing where the real doors are. This gu