No person should have to live under a bridge, in a creek bed, or in a car.
– District 5 Council Member Ann Kitchen
Austin’s lack of affordable housing has a direct impact on housing instability and homelessness, which has risen 5% each of the last three years. Elected officials, government agencies, and community organizations are working together to ensure that everyone can afford a home that meets their needs.
Head over to our blog to see how leaders on City Council and at Austin Public Health are working to address housing challenges in our community.
Thank you for your support!
On May 31, Integral Care concluded its first COCObundle campaign, which will provide household essentials to every future resident of Terrace at Springs. Thanks to our donors, each resident will receive a bundle of household items, including linens, cookware, and utensils, on move-in day to make their new apartments feel like home. We are truly grateful to everyone who supported our campaign, whether you spread the word or purchased a bundle for all our residents.
In the News
In this June feature story, the Austin American-Statesman examines homelessness in our community. Housing costs continue to rise, pushing many low-income Austinites onto the streets. In partnership with organizations like Integral Care, the city is working to develop long-term solutions to homelessness. Read more.
Join us for a hard hat tour
To schedule a private tour of 5 to 10 individuals, please email Jodie.Eldridge@integralcare.org.