Pure Heart Transitional Living

Bonita House, founded in 1971, offers intensive residential treatment, supported independent living, and case management services for adults diagnosed with severe and persistent psychiatric disabilities, and substance use disorders. The center offers a day socialization program for people suffering with a serious mental illness. It also offers Berkeley Creative Living Center, a client representative committee, dual diagnosis residential treatment program, dual recovery, family support program, and supported independent living. Bonita House is licensed by California Department of Social Services, and certified by the California Department of Mental Health. The center has affiliations with California Association of Social Rehabilitation Agencies, Alameda Council of Community Mental Health Agencies, and United Way. It is located in Oakland, Calif.

Northern California Land Trust (NCLT), established in 1973, is a community land trust dedicated to fostering equitable housing solutions through community-owned land and resident-led initiatives throughout the Bay Area. With a strong focus on racial and housing justice, NCLT collaborates with BIPOC communities and advocates for policies that address historical inequities in land use and finance. NCLT empowers residents to take an active role in decision-making and stewardship of their communities, promoting self-determination and shared leadership. Celebrating 50 years of impact, NCLT remains a leader in cultivating permanently affordable housing and community-driven change through strategic partnerships and innovative practices. Generated from the website