Empowering MidPen’s residents to be successfully housed and self-sufficient

MidPen Resident Services Corporation operates as a separate 501c3 organization that helps some 22,000 MidPen residents each year and is nationally recognized for program quality and innovation at the intersection of affordable housing, education, health, and economic development. We invest in residents’ successes by attracting and retaining a talented and mission-driven team of employees. We engage with vital community partners – including health care service professionals, mental health case managers, and food donation program organizers – who extend the depth and breadth of MidPen’s impact. We support family, senior, and supportive housing residents with tailored services that promote stability, connection, and opportunity across all stages of life. We inspire the thousands of people who call MidPen home to see what’s possible.

With the stability of housing, residents envision change and seek opportunities

Economic Mobility

Through financial capabilities programming and education, residents are empowered to set short- and long-term financial goals like increased savings, retirement plans, educational attainment, and career advancement.

Mentally and Physically Healthy Lives

With opportunities for meaningful social engagement, access to high-quality healthcare screenings onsite, and better diet and exercise through instructor-led classes, residents lower their stress, improve their physical and mental health, and feel enthusiastic about their ability to live a purposeful life.

Educational Opportunity

Outstanding educational programs and support for grade- and high-school students offer expanded options for career development and lifelong earnings.

MidPen Services provides the tools for these opportunities

We listen to, value, and respect residents’ goals.​
We provide access to best-in-class partners and evidence-based, in-house programs.
We offer ongoing connection points to reinforce along the way.

Hear from MidPen residents

Cindy

Colibri Commons, East Palo Alto

A working mother shares how affordable housing has changed life for her and her family.
Sadia

Mahonia Glen, Santa Rosa

A mother and farmworker reflects on her family’s new home in Santa Rosa.
Cristina

Kiku Crossing, San Mateo

Educator and lifelong San Mateo resident achieves her goal: a peaceful, stable home for her family.
Anni

Kiku Crossing, San Mateo

Public-sector employee appreciates affordable rent, kind community, and opportunities to further her career goals.
Dave

Shorebreeze II, Mountain View

An essential worker takes charge of his health and plans for the future.
Noemi

Kiku Crossing, San Mateo

A determined young woman thrives and builds community in her new home.
Nathan

Midway Village, Daly City

With a stable home, a young adult is able to pursue his goal of becoming a pediatric nurse.
James

Shores Landing, Redwood City

A senior resident reflects on how permanent supportive housing has brought him health and his haven.
Breayana

Shirley Chisholm Village, San Francisco

A San Francisco educator feels blessed to have a peaceful place to live in her hometown.
Maria and Eddy

Fair Haven Commons, Fairfield

For a couple who had experienced homelessness, a stable home opened doors to community and wellbeing.
Monroe

Tice Oaks, Walnut Creek

An active senior finds joy in giving back to her neighbors.
Delaney

Bienestar Plaza, Santa Cruz

Local public employee gains stability for herself and her nephew.