Housing/Homelessness

On March 10, 2022, Disability Rights California hosted a Town Hall event for DRC’s clients and community stakeholders to provide feedback about Governor Newsom’s CARE Court framework for providing services to unhoused people living with mental health disabilities and substance use disorders.

Muchas Personas con una discapacidad de salud mental se pierden de oportunidades de acceso a la igualdad porque no saben que tienen derechos a condiciones de vida segura.

This webinar will cover information about your right to safe living conditions. Safe living conditions are essential for mental health and overall wellbeing. You will also discover how rights, rules and regulations vary whether you rent a room in a house, live in a facility, reside in room and board or in a licensed board and care home.

Este seminario web detallará los derechos que las personas tienen mientras viven en un centro de cuidado y vivienda. Los temas incluirán derechos relacionados con las condiciones de vida, la privacidad y los derechos del propietario y el inquilino.

This webinar will detail the rights people have while living in a licensed board and care facility. Topics will include rights regarding living conditions, privacy and landlord-tenant rights.

National Housing Law Project (NHLP), Disability Rights California (DRC), y People Organized for Westside Renewal (POWER) los invita a escuchar este seminario web sobre la Regla de "Familias de Estado Mixto" propuesta por la Administración Trump.

The National Housing Law Project, Disability Rights California, and People Organized for Westside Renewal (POWER) invite you to listen to this webinar on the Trump Administration’s Proposed “Mixed Status Families” Rule.

Is there a COVID-19 eviction moratorium in California? Find out the answer to this, and how federal, state, and local laws might protect renters’ from being displaced during the pandemic.