Laurel Creek Supported Housing Shelter
Laurel Creek Supported Housing Shelter
General / Mixed Shelter — behavioral-health transitional shelter
behavioral-health transitional shelter. Serves Adults with psychiatric disabilities who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Gender/access: All genders; no exclusions published. Age: Adults. Household eligibility: Adult-only program. Intake: Referral through Solano County Behavioral Health or Resource Connect Solano. Eligibility: Solano County resident, Medi-Cal eligible, psychiatric disability, homeless or at risk of homelessness. Documents: Determined by referring behavioral-health team. Accessibility: County contract requires culturally and linguistically appropriate services and alternative formats. Published capacity: Shared average daily census of 16 participants across Laurel Creek and a second supported-housing location. Waitlist/availability: Referral and program assessment determine placement. Meals: Residents learn cooking skills. Laundry: Laundry life-skills training. Case management: On-site case manager, housing counselors and peer support. Housing navigation: Housing access assistance and permanent-housing transition planning. Medical services: Physical-health service linkages. Mental-health services: Behavioral-health team coordination, telehealth access and substance-use treatment linkage. Transportation: Service coordination through assigned treatment team. Donations: Donate through Caminar. Volunteering: Volunteer through Caminar.
Accepts Food Donations: General / Mixed Shelter Last Verified: 2026-09-01Address: 956 East Tabor Avenue, Fairfield, CA 94533
Locale/Designation: CA
Business Hours: Referral through Solano County Behavioral Health or Resource Connect Solano; Participants may stay at Laurel Creek up to 90 days; overall supported-housing program permits up to six months
Phone: 800-686-0101