Anthony’s Story: A Journey to Housing Stability
Housing stability has changed more than Anthony’s address. Having found a new home, Anthony is now able to focus fully on his job in healthcare, where he in turn helps serve others in the community.
Alma’s Story: SAY San Diego Housing Navigator Support
Alma now enjoys a stable income, a secure home, and a renewed sense of well-being. With a safe place to call home, she is in a much better position to manage her health and looks forward to a brighter future.
Roger’s Story: Healthcare and Housing Assistance
Roger was going through a difficult time in his life. Dealing with a recent divorce, he found himself in a vulnerable situation living in an RV with his dog. Roger’s health had declined significantly. He struggled with chronic pain, mobility problems, and insomnia and was at risk for institutionalization.
Clara’s Story: Senior Housing and Financial Aid
Clara is a 90-year-old woman who is living with disabilities. She had been residing in her apartment for more than a decade when she unexpectedly received a 60-day eviction notice from her rental property owner stating that the property was being sold. She was filled with anxiety and didn’t know where to turn.
Miguel’s Story: Safe Affordable Housing Assistance
Miguel had lived in his small car for nearly four years. A previous work injury resulted in a disability that left him unable to afford housing. Living in his car had worsened his condition and he was unable to follow prescribed therapy. Miguel’s physical and mental state had declined, and he needed help.
Lucia’s Story: Living at Home Alone
Lucia had always valued her independence. She successfully raised a family and worked hard her entire life. But at 82, when Lucia’s health issues—including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, asthma, and depression—resulted in multiple hospitalizations and made it difficult for her to live alone, Lucia moved in with her daughter Maria and her family.
Maria’s Story: Making Community Resource Connections
Maria faced several serious health issues including cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, and anemia. Her husband had recently lost his job, resulting in financial hardship. With no car, Maria had difficulty getting to medical appointments, and her apartment needed multiple repairs. These issues weighed heavily on Maria and her mental and physical health worsened.
