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Just Moved In But Scared You'll Lose Your Place in Modesto? Free Help Staying Housed Is Yours


You just got housing. You have keys. You moved in. You're so relieved. But now you're terrified.

The landlord keeps calling about something. You don't understand the lease. Rent is due and you're short. Your neighbor is complaining. The utilities are confusing. You're scared you'll mess this up and end up back on the street.

Here's the truth: 40% of people who exit homelessness are homeless again within 2 years. Not because they wanted to be. Because they lost their housing. And the #1 reason people lose housing is lack of support keeping it.

You don't have to be one of them.


Free Help Staying Housed—Someone Has Your Back

If you have Medi-Cal and you just got housed (or you're struggling to keep your place), you can get free help staying housed right now:

Landlord Communication:

  • Someone talks to your landlord FOR you when problems come up

  • Helps you understand what the landlord wants

  • Advocates for you if there are conflicts

  • Explains the lease and your tenant rights

Rent and Bills:

  • Helps you set up auto-pay so you never miss rent

  • Connects you to rental assistance if you're short

  • Helps you budget and manage money

  • Sets up utility payments

Problem-Solving:

  • Helps with neighbor conflicts

  • Supports you through housing inspections

  • Assists with lease renewals and paperwork

  • Prevents small problems from becoming evictions

Crisis Support:

  • If something happens and you're at risk of losing housing—they step in

  • Emergency advocacy to prevent eviction

  • Connection to emergency rental assistance

People in Modesto, Stockton, and Merced are keeping their housing right now with this support. You could too.


Here's What Happens Without Support

You already know. A problem comes up. You don't know what to do. It gets worse. The landlord gets mad. You miss rent because you didn't know how to set up auto-pay. Or a neighbor complains and you don't handle it right.

Next thing you know, you have an eviction notice. And you're back on the street.

People without housing support are 5 times more likely to lose their housing. Because small problems become big ones when you don't have help.

Don't let that happen.

Click here right now and see if you qualify. Two minutes. Tell us you need help staying housed. We'll connect you.


Help Is Hope Can Unlock Special Help Today

Most people with Medi-Cal don't know free housing support exists AFTER you move in. It's hidden. We help you unlock it.

Here's what happens:

  1. Click here and fill out the form. Takes 2 minutes. Basic info.

  2. Someone calls you back within 72 hours to confirm you qualify and get you connected to housing support.

  3. You get a housing specialist. They check in. They help with problems. They keep you housed.

Or book an appointment here if you want to talk through it first.

We're here in the Central Valley—Modesto, Stockton, Merced. We unlock it. You keep your housing.


Here's What to Say (So You Qualify)

How you describe your housing situation matters. Never lie. But frame it right.

❌ DON'T say: "I'm doing okay in my apartment." ✅ DO say: "I recently exited homelessness. I'm at risk of losing my housing without ongoing support. I need help with landlord communication and staying stable."

❌ DON'T say: "My landlord called about something." ✅ DO say: "I'm having conflicts with my landlord and neighbors. Without help navigating these issues, I'm at risk of eviction."

❌ DON'T say: "I'm a little behind on rent this month." ✅ DO say: "I'm struggling to maintain stable housing. I need support with budgeting, bill-paying, and preventing eviction."

The difference? One meets criteria. One doesn't. Both are true. Frame it right.


Is This Really Free?

Yes. Completely free.

If you have Medi-Cal and you're at risk of losing housing (or you just got housed after homelessness), housing support is covered. Your health plan pays for it.

No co-pay. No bills. No fees.

Even if you own a car or have savings, you still qualify. Medi-Cal doesn't count that anymore.

The only "catch" is you have to ask for help. Before you lose your housing.


This Could Save Your Housing

Imagine this: You wake up tomorrow. You have a housing specialist. Your landlord calls with a problem—you call your specialist. They handle it. Rent is due—it auto-pays like clockwork. A neighbor complains—your specialist helps you resolve it.

Months pass. You're still housed. You're stable. You're not going back to the streets.

That's what this does. Free. Right here in Modesto, Stockton, and Merced.

You'd be crazy to risk losing your housing when free help exists.

Click here and get started. Two minutes. That's it.


Who Gets Housing Support?

If you have Medi-Cal and any of this sounds like you:

✓ You just got housed after being homeless ✓ You're struggling with landlord or neighbor issues ✓ You're behind on rent or worried you'll be ✓ You don't understand your lease or tenant rights ✓ You're at risk of eviction ✓ You're overwhelmed and scared you'll lose your place

Then you probably qualify.

Real examples from the Central Valley:

  • A man in Modesto kept his apartment for 2 years with ongoing housing support—would have been evicted 3 times without it

  • A woman in Stockton got help setting up auto-pay and resolving neighbor conflicts

  • A veteran in Merced stayed housed through job loss because his housing specialist got him emergency assistance

Click here to get started. Two minutes. Someone calls back within 72 hours.


Don't have Medi-Cal or don't qualify? Check here for other resources that might help.


Don't Wait Until You Get an Eviction Notice

We see it constantly. People who work so hard to get housed. Who are doing okay. Then one problem happens. They don't know how to handle it. It snowballs. They get evicted. Back to homelessness.

Don't be that person.

Help is here. In Modesto. In Stockton. In Merced. Free housing support. You just have to say yes.

Click here. Two minutes. Let us help you. You could stay housed for years.


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