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Because sometimes staying connected to school starts with having a safe place to land.
For families experiencing homelessness, getting kids to school can be one more impossible task in the middle of an already overwhelming season. The Simons Studio will be part of a growing network of care designed to help families stay connected to their schools and their community while they work with trusted partners to figure out what's next.
The Oakley-based 300 sq. ft. studio provides a safe, welcoming place where a public school family can rest, regroup, access basic resources, and find a little stability—while the wider community helps surround them with care, connection and support.
From a place to sleep and a hot shower to food, garden produce, transportation support, and connections to people who get it, we go together means no family has to navigate a housing crisis alone.
Because sometimes staying connected to school starts with having a safe place to land.
For families experiencing homelessness, getting kids to school can be one more impossible task in the middle of an already overwhelming season. The Simons Studio will be part of a growing network of care designed to help families stay connected to their schools and their community while they work with trusted partners to figure out what's next.
The Oakley-based 300 sq. ft. studio provides a safe, welcoming place where a public school family can rest, regroup, access basic resources, and find a little stability—while the wider community helps surround them with care, connection and support.
From a place to sleep and a hot shower to food, garden produce, transportation support, and connections to people who get it, we go together means no family has to navigate a housing crisis alone.