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LIFEMOVES

CA · EIN 770160469 · $63.4M rev · operational · lifemoves.org
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LifeMoves is an operational nonprofit that provides interim housing and supportive services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Silicon Valley. The organization focuses on helping clients achieve stable housing and self-sufficiency through a holistic approach that includes outreach, case management, and innovative housing solutions.

activities · 29

what they do

direct service · 23
  • Celebration of client housing milestones
    Operates a bell-ringing tradition at Montgomery Street Inn to publicly celebrate and reinforce client successes when they move into permanent housing.
  • Celebration of client housing milestones
    Operates a bell-ringing tradition at Montgomery Street Inn to celebrate clients moving into permanent housing, reinforcing community support and achievement.
  • Client celebration and community practices
    Operates a bell-ringing tradition at Montgomery Street Inn to publicly celebrate and affirm clients’ achievements when they move into permanent housing.
  • Expansion of interim housing capacity Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Secured contracts to operate 5 new interim housing facilities expected to serve 1,800 individuals annually.
  • Expansion of interim housing capacity Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Secured contracts to operate 5 new interim housing facilities expected to serve 1,800 individuals annually, expanding the organization’s reach in Silicon Valley.
  • Expansion of interim housing capacity Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Secured contracts to operate 5 new interim housing facilities expected to serve 1,800 individuals annually, expanding the organization’s direct service footprint.
  • Housing placement for families and couples Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Supports families and couples experiencing homelessness, with 63% successfully transitioning to permanent housing.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 interim housing facilities across Silicon Valley, including 26 communities and two motels, providing shelter and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families experiencing homelessness. These facilities served 7,459 clients and provided 543,633 nights of shelter in the past year.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 interim housing facilities across Silicon Valley, providing shelter and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families, including specialized programs for veterans and LGBTQ individuals. These facilities provided 543,633 nights of shelter in the past year.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 facilities across Silicon Valley, including 26 interim housing communities, providing shelter and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families. Facilities include specialized housing for veterans and LGBTQ individuals, as well as two motels used for interim housing with supportive services.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 facilities across Silicon Valley, including 26 interim housing communities from Daly City to San José, providing shelter and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families. These include specialized programs for veterans and LGBTQ individuals, as well as two motels used as interim housing sites.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities and shelters Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 interim housing facilities across Silicon Valley, including 26 communities and specialized sites such as motels and safe parking programs, providing shelter, food, clothing, and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families. These facilities served 7,459 clients and provided 543,633 nights of shelter in the past year.
  • Operation of interim housing facilities and supportive services Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates over 30 facilities across Silicon Valley, including 26 interim housing communities, providing shelter, food, clothing, and supportive services to individuals, couples, and families. Facilities include specialized services for veterans and LGBTQ individuals, as well as two motels used for interim housing.
  • Permanent housing transition support Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides services that help clients transition to permanent housing, achieving successful transitions for approximately 1,900 clients annually. Follow-up data shows 92% of these clients remain stably housed after one year, with 63% of families and couples moving to permanent housing.
  • Permanent housing transition support Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Supports clients in transitioning to permanent housing, helping approximately 1,900 individuals annually move into stable housing, with 92% remaining housed after one year. For families and couples, the transition rate to permanent housing is 63%.
  • Provision of shelter and basic needs Emergency Shelter Services
    Provides nightly shelter, food, clothing, and essential services to over 1,500 individuals. Delivered 543,633 nights of shelter in the past year to support unhoused individuals and families.
  • Provision of shelter and basic needs Emergency Shelter Services
    Provides nightly shelter, food, clothing, and essential services to over 1,500 individuals nightly, delivering 543,633 shelter nights in the past year and serving 7,459 clients annually.
  • Specialized homelessness interventions Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides rapid rehousing assistance and operates safe parking programs for individuals living in vehicles, alongside contracted operation of five new interim housing facilities expected to serve 1,800 individuals annually.
  • Specialized homelessness interventions Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides rapid rehousing assistance and operates safe parking programs for individuals living in vehicles, alongside interim housing services.
  • Support for transition to permanent housing Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Helps approximately 1,900 clients annually transition to permanent housing, with 92% remaining stably housed after one year. For families and couples, 63% successfully move to permanent housing.
  • Supportive services for housing transition Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides rapid rehousing assistance, safe parking for vehicle residents, and supportive services to help clients transition to and maintain permanent housing. Helped 1,900 clients move into permanent housing annually, with 92% remaining stably housed after one year; 63% of families and couples served successfully transitioned to permanent housing.
  • Supportive services for housing transition Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides rapid rehousing assistance, safe parking for vehicle residents, and operates two motels as interim housing with supportive services to help clients transition to permanent housing. Helped 1,900 clients move into permanent housing annually, with 92% remaining stably housed after one year.
  • Supportive services for housing transition and stability Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Provides rapid rehousing assistance and supportive services that help clients transition to and maintain permanent housing. In the past year, 1,900 clients moved into permanent housing, and 92% of those remained stably housed after one year; 63% of families and couples served successfully transitioned to permanent housing.
capacity building · 6
  • Client and employee community support programs ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) as safe spaces for staff to reflect, learn, and build community around shared identities and interests.
  • Employee Resource Group support ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) as part of internal capacity building, providing safe spaces for staff to reflect, learn, and build community around shared identities and interests.
  • Employee Resource Group support ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups as internal capacity-building initiatives that provide safe spaces for staff to reflect, learn, and build community around shared identities and interests.
  • Employee Resource Group support and internal capacity building ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) as internal capacity-building initiatives that provide safe spaces for staff to connect, reflect, and build community around shared identities and interests.
  • Employee community and identity support ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups as safe spaces for employees to reflect, learn, and build community around shared identities and interests.
  • Employee support and internal capacity building ERG Safe Space Facilitation
    Supports Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) to foster safe spaces for staff to connect around shared identities and interests, promoting internal learning and community building.
strategies · 35

how they think

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named programs · 15

what they call their work

Community Outreach Services
Field-based outreach, drop-in centers, and prevention services to connect unhoused individuals with shelter and resources
Family Services
Includes education programs and veteran services tailored for families.
Interim Housing
Operates more than 30 facilities providing shelter nights to individuals, couples, and families, with special services for veterans, LGBTQ, and other groups.
Interim Housing Programs
Provides emergency interim housing with food, clothing, and necessities across 26 sites for individuals, families, veterans, and LGBTQ+ individuals
Motel Interim Housing
Operates motels as interim housing with supportive services to help people find permanent housing.
Motel-Based Interim Housing
Operation of two motels as interim housing with on-site supportive services, achieving high success rates in permanent housing placement
Next-generation Housing Model
Innovative interim housing with private units, bathrooms, pet accommodations, and job training kitchens to promote dignity and self-sufficiency
Outreach to Meet People Where They Are
Dedicated outreach team builds trust, helps people envision a better way of life, and connects them to needed services, particularly for those in encampments.
Quick-build Interim Housing Units
Innovative housing projects built at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional housing, designed for dignity, practicality, and self-sufficiency with individual units and private bathrooms.
Rapid Rehousing
Short-term assistance to prevent homelessness and help individuals and families maintain or return to permanent housing
Residential Services
Emergency interim housing, food, clothing, and other necessities.
Safe Parking Facilities
Provides facilities for people living in their cars or RVs.
Safe Parking Program
Safe overnight parking facilities for individuals living in cars or RVs, with access to supportive services
Single Adult Services
Includes veteran services, LGBTQ+ programs, and housing & employment assistance for single adults.
Supportive Services
Intensive case management with access to government programs, financial and credit counseling, job readiness, and behavioral health support
relationships · 5

who they work with

  • Grants Pass School District Partner — Collaborated with LifeMoves to address homelessness in Guadalupe River Park.
  • InnVision Network — Merged with Shelter Network to form LifeMoves in 2012, with the LifeMoves brand launched in 2016.
  • LifeMoves DEI&B Employee Advisory Board Coalition — Internal advisory board composed of staff members guiding DEI and belonging initiatives across the organization.
  • Shelter Network Network — Merged with InnVision to form LifeMoves in 2012, with the LifeMoves brand launched in 2016.
  • State of California Government — Awarded LifeMoves contracts to build and operate innovative quick-build interim housing facilities