What We Do
We create and provide affordable supportive housing for people living with HIV. Why? Because everyone deserves a place to call home.
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Clare Housing residentI don't know where I would be right now if it wasn't for Clare Housing and having each of you on my team, but I do know that my future is limitless and that I am worthy of love!
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Jodi P., Clare Housing volunteerI have been involved with Clare Housing as a volunteer since 1998, so I know the place inside and out. They play a critical part in ending new HIV infections. I cook at one of the care homes, and it's a highlight of my month!
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housed in 2024478 people
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residents retained housing for at least 12 months93%
News
After many months of groundwork and planning, we are thrilled to share that Clare Housing will soon launch its first-ever on-site behavioral health counseling pilot, designed specifically for residents living with HIV/AIDS who have experienced homelessness.
If you get the chance to meet Andre at one of the many groups he’s involved in, you might not realize right away that you’ve come across a community powerhouse. As a person who was once very shy and withdrawn, he now uses his gentle and quiet demeanor to create welcoming spaces for his community.
Gregory Speak embodies his name. He’s lived at Clare Housing for over 30 years, he’s seen it all and he’s ready to speak on it. From his longtime work with the Imperial Court, to coming out as gay in the 70’s, to living at Clare Housing as a long-term survivor of AIDS, he has a deep well of experience and wisdom to share with his community.
Home. Health. Hope.
When people are housed, health improves, medical costs go down, and the further spread of HIV is prevented.
