Elk Grove HART was formed in 2010 to provide local services to the growing number of homeless in Elk Grove. Our goal is to assist those experiencing homelessness in Elk Grove toward self-sufficiency and greater independence.
What We Do
- HELP to meet basic needs
- ENCOURAGE movement out of homelessness
- CONNECT to resources
- MENTOR individuals
- TEACH AND ASSIST with budgeting
- AID in attaining gainful employment
Grace House
In cooperation with the City of Elk Grove, we obtained a house in the old town area. This 5 bedroom, 3 bath house provides a stable environment to mentor the clients as they become solid productive members of society.
*Transitional houses to be re-opened soon*
Meadows House
This spacious 7 bedroom house is home to 3 families plus a house monitor. The unique configuration of this house is perfectly setup for each family to have 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Our goal is to help these families get out of homelessness and back on their feet, but we need your continued support.
*Transitional houses to be re-opened soon*
Assisting Homeless Children
There are over 450 homeless children within the Elk Grove Unified School District. HART works with the School District to assist them. The Elk Grove Food Bank serves approximately 2,700 people per month. Of those, the Food Bank provides food and services to about 100 homeless.