Housing Stability & Emergency Housing Committee
Guiding every family back home
Our mission is to reduce the impacts of Eaton Fire displacement and restore community stability through a coordinated, community-centered approach that supports a pathway from emergency to permanent housing for both renters and homeowners.
Tell us what you need, and we’ll help connect you with the right housing resources and partners.
Together, we connect survivors with housing resources, partners, and pathways home.
How It Works
1
Identify the Need
Understand the survivor’s housing situation and immediate needs.
2
Connect Resources
Match survivors with housing programs, partners, and available resources.
3
Support Stability
Coordinate support toward safe, stable, permanent housing.
Who Can Use This Resource?
The Housing Committee supports Eaton Fire survivors who are experiencing housing challenges, including renters and homeowners facing displacement, temporary housing, or barriers to returning home. We help connect survivors with housing resources, partners, and pathways toward stable housing.
Good To Know
The Housing Committee does not directly provide housing or guarantee financial assistance. We connect survivors with partners, programs, and resources that may be able to help.
What Kind of Help is Available?
Emergency and temporary housing connections
Rental assistance and move-in support
Permanent housing resources
Housing navigation and case management
Rebuild and return-home resources
Connections to financial and community support
FAQs
The Eaton Fire Collaborative's Housing Committee supports Eaton Fire survivors facing housing challenges, including renters and homeowners dealing with displacement, temporary housing or barriers to returning home.
The Eaton Fire Collaborative connects survivors with emergency and temporary housing, rental assistance and move-in support, permanent housing resources, housing navigation and case management, rebuild and return-home resources, and financial and community support.
No. The Eaton Fire Collaborative's Housing Committee does not provide housing or guarantee financial assistance. It connects Eaton Fire survivors with partners, programs and resources that may be able to help.