Tri-Valley REACH provides truly affordable shared housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), promoting independence and a sense of well-being.
For decades, Tri-Valley REACH has created inclusive opportunities that empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to build daily living skills, develop meaningful friendships, and feel truly at home within their community. Our shared homes are located in welcoming neighborhoods—not behind gates or isolated campuses—giving residents the opportunity to experience everyday life while learning the routines and skills that support greater independence.
Each resident enjoys the privacy of their own bedroom within a shared home, creating a balance of personal space and community. With rent based on income and designed to remain affordable for individuals with extremely low incomes, residents can focus less on financial barriers and more on building confidence, strengthening relationships, and creating the life they choose.
Adults Living Independently
Tri-Valley Cities Served
Years Serving The Community
%
Residents in Very Affordable Homes
Why we exist
We Don't See Disabilities.
We See Neighbors.
Our residents do their own grocery shopping, their own laundry, and everything else that comes with Independent Living. We keep housing genuinely affordable and inclusive, so they can stay close to the people and places they've always known.
- Very low-income housing, with dignity
- Inclusive and rooted in our community
- Independent Living, supported with respect
Built Around Everyday Independence
Safe, very low-income homes — plus the dignity and stability that let residents thrive on their own terms.
Homes Within Reach
Affordable
Below-market rent in well-kept apartments and houses across the Tri-Valley.
Close to Home
Local
Homes near the cities residents grew up in — family, friends, and familiar places.
A Life of Their Own
Independent
Residents run their days, their homes, and their routines — with pride and respect.
Proudly Supported By
Testimonials
"For the first time, I have my own place. I cook my own dinner, I see my friends, and I take the bus to work. This is my home."
YOUR GIFT BUILDS INDEPENDENCE
Every Dollar Keeps a Door Open.
As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, REACH depends on our
community — donors, foundations, and partners who
believe adults with I/DD deserve Independent Living, with dignity and respect.
