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HART of Folsom

How do we help the unhoused community of Folsom?

Our Strategic Goals

We Stick to the Mission

HART takes a grassroots, person-centered approach to reducing homelessness. Through partnerships with local churches, businesses, volunteers, and other nonprofits, we offer HART housing, winter shelter, and targeted services. By offering consistent, relationship-based support, we help individuals not just find shelter—but stay housed long-term.

Provide Professional Case Management

Each client is paired with a trained case manager who works one-on-one with them to identify the root causes of their housing instability—offering accountability, advocacy, and care through every step of the journey.

Encourage Self-Sufficiency

Through life skills training, financial guidance, and emotional support, we help individuals build sustainable lives where they can thrive, not just survive.

Connect to Resources

We partner with a network of local, county, and state agencies to connect individuals to healthcare, mental health counseling, legal aid, and housing assistance.

Teach and Assist with Budgeting

We help clients develop realistic budgets, understand their income and expenses, and set financial goals—a foundational skill for preventing a return to homelessness.

Aid in Gainful Employment

We support clients in finding and keeping jobs—resumes, interview prep, identification, and job training programs—meeting each individual where they are.

Find Affordable Housing

We actively seek rental units, transitional, and supportive housing within Folsom and work with landlords willing to support individuals as they rebuild their lives.

Winter Shelter

The Folsom Winter Shelter (FWS) is a seasonal, community-supported shelter that provides a warm, safe place to sleep, a hot meal, and compassionate connection for unhoused individuals in Folsom.

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Volunteers loading Winter Shelter supplies at Harbor Church

HART Housing

HART's housing program paired with hands-on case management, helping Folsom residents move from homelessness to lasting self-sufficiency — including our newest project, the Student Village at Oak Hills Church.

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Completed tiny home studio unit

Referral & Supportive Services

Stability goes beyond housing. We connect participants to healthcare, employment, education, and other vital systems — including HMIS and CalAIM — so they have the tools and support to move forward with confidence.

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HART staff coordinating community resources and outreach