SBCS Community Development Department
With 428 units of transitional and affordable housing, SBCS is recognized as the region’s most significant provider of affordable housing and supportive services. Our developments provide more than just four walls and a roof. The Community Development Department also offers residents with support and resources such as: fair housing assistance, financial literacy, counseling, job readiness training, and more.

Housing Developments

• Casa Estable – Provides affordable housing to low income, working families.
  
  • Casa Estable I – Permanent affordable housing for families – 7 units
    
  • Casa Estable II – Permanent affordable housing for families – 8 units
    
• Casa Nuestra – Run Away and Homeless Youth Shelter.
  
• Casa Nueva Vida I & II - Housing development for homeless families who are working to become self-sufficient.
  
  • Casa Nueva Vida I: Short-term living program with 14 unites.
    
  • Casa Nueva Vida II - Two-year transitional living program with 12 units.
    
• Casas de Transicion - Housing for former homeless families. 5 units
  
• Casas Seguras – A confidential housing program for victims of family violence and their children.
  
• Cordova Village – a 40-unit affordable housing development consisting of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units. Located in the Rancho Del Rey community of Chula Vista, Cordova Village was awarded the 1999 Project of the Year by the Federation of Housing and Community Development and the Beautification Award from the City of Chula Vista.
  
• Harvest Ridge – Affordable living for seniors located in the Otay Ranch Community of the City of Chula Vista. 90 units.
  
• La Posada – Our affordable housing community consists of 25 housing units for very low income families and low income families living with HIV/AIDS. Families living at La Posada are provided with affordable independent living opportunities which foster a community environment.
  
• Sunrose Apartments – Permanent affordable housing with 181 units located in the Otay Ranch community of the City of Chula Vista.
  
• Trolley Terrace Townhomes – An 18 unit affordable housing co-op.
  
• Trolley Trestle – Affordable housing development for youth who have “aged out” of the foster care system as well as homeless youth. 11 units.
  
• Victorian Heights – Housing for former domestic violence victims with substance abuse or mental health issues. 8 units.

SBCS Community Development Department also offers a variety of programs and services, including:

• Affordable apartment development, acquisition, rehabilitation and referrals
  
• Neighborhood improvement projects
  
• Fair Housing Assistance
  
• First-Time Home Buyer Assistance
  
• Earned Income Tax Credit Program
  
• Financial Literacy Education
  
• Security Deposit and Rental Guarantees
  
• Database of apartment listings throughout San Diego County

Outcomes
Every year we are able to serve more children, youth and families. And we do so while also increasing outcomes. As a friend, donor, sponsor, volunteer or funder, you have given us the ability to continue to provide high quality services and new innovative programs for the communities of San Diego’s South County. Review our Outcomes.