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Welcome to the Sacramento Housing Alliance

The Sacramento Housing Alliance (SHA) promotes quality affordable and accessible housing and enhanced opportunities for lower income households and homeless individuals.

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Our Mission

Since 1989, SHA has been at the forefront of the effort to create more affordable housing opportunities for people throughout the Greater Sacramento Region through advocacy and education.
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Affordable Housing for All

Working families, students, senior citizens and people with disabilities living on a fixed income are some of the many types of households living in affordable housing.
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Public Policy and Programs

Strategies for Preserving and Developing Affordable Housing. Creating affordable housing opportunities for people all along the housing spectrum requires a combination of a variety of proven strategies.
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Housing Resources

Great Affordable Housing Facts and Inclusionary Housing Information
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CORE

CORE advocates for regional change that is equitable and sustainable and promotes public health for lower income people and communities of color in the greater Sacramento Region. Read More »

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Sacramento Hunger Coalition

Sacramento Hunger Coalition
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Affordable Housing Changes Lives

A year ago, Roger and Tracy Hall were homeless and living outside. The two are former members of the Safe Ground community. Roger who is a veteran had made attempts to find housing through the Department of Veterans Administration (VA) and was placed on a list at the last Sacramento Stand Down in the fall of 2009. The couple had to wait for a home because of a lack of available housing.
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Affordable Housing and the Economy

The Center for Housing Policy releases its latest report: The Role of Affordable Housing in Creating Jobs and Stimulating Local Economic Development.The primary goal of affordable housing is to lower the monthly housing costs for low- and moderate income families. But research shows that affordable housing development also drives local economic growth. Find out the different ways in which affordable housings can contribute to rising employment and economic recovery.
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