Our Programs
Housing, neighborhoods, and opportunity — together.
Our programs address the full foundation of community well-being: a safe home, a healthy neighborhood, and the means to build a better future.
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Program 01
Affordable Housing
We work to expand the supply of quality affordable rental housing for low- and moderate-income households through new development, rehabilitation, and preservation of existing affordable homes.
- New affordable rental development with mission-aligned partners
- Acquisition and rehabilitation of aging housing stock
- Preservation of at-risk affordable units
- Resident-centered design and long-term affordability
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Program 02
Homeownership
Homeownership remains one of the most durable paths to family stability and wealth. We support pathways that make ownership attainable for first-time and moderate-income buyers.
- Attainable for-sale housing opportunities
- Homebuyer education and readiness support
- Partnerships to connect buyers with down-payment resources
- Long-term affordability models
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Program 03
Community Revitalization
Healthy neighborhoods need more than housing. We pursue responsible investment that improves housing conditions and strengthens the places where families live, work, and gather.
- Neighborhood-scale investment strategies
- Improved housing conditions and safety
- Sustainable, resource-efficient development
- Close coordination with local stakeholders
Pictured: Aldea, developed by an affiliated third-party developer — not a CalCAF project.
Program 04
Economic Opportunity
Stable housing creates the conditions for economic mobility. We support education, workforce development, and initiatives that help individuals and families build lasting financial security.
- Education and financial capability initiatives
- Workforce development partnerships
- Connections to supportive community services
- Pathways toward economic self-sufficiency
Collaborate
Communities are built together.
We welcome conversations with public agencies, funders, nonprofit organizations, and responsible private-sector partners committed to California's communities.