HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
MADE EASIER.

HOME’s June 5 forum examined the growing dialog around movable tiny homes, ADUs, modular housing, manufactured homes, and RVs. The forum was a grounded look at what these housing options are, how they are regulated, how they can be financed, and what barriers still stand in the way of broader adoption. Alternative housing is not simple; each classification carries different legal, financial, and practical considerations. This complexity should not prevent but rather fuel con

HOME participated in the 2026 Ventura County Homebuying Conference to better understand the barriers people face when trying to buy a home and to share practical information about ways to overcome those challenges.

The April HOME Forum brought together leaders from across Ventura County’s housing, healthcare, and social service sectors for a comprehensive discussion centered on one critical theme: housing is not just a social issue—it is a healthcare solution . From data-driven progress to policy shifts and real-world implementation challenges, the conversation highlighted both meaningful momentum and the complex road ahead . Encouraging Progress: A Measurable Shift in Homelessness Tre

The HOME annual Ventura County Housing Conference brings together the people shaping housing in Ventura County—from policymakers and developers to nonprofit leaders and community advocates. As we mark 25 years of connection, community, and change, this year’s conference offers valuable insight, meaningful networking, and real conversations focused on moving housing solutions forward.

Transportation and housing are closely connected, shaping how Ventura County grows and how residents move through their communities. At the 2025 Ventura County Housing Conference, a roundtable discussion explored how data, demographics, transit access, and permitting processes influence housing outcomes. The conversation underscored the need for coordinated, data-driven planning to support long-term affordability and mobility.

Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families shared how integrated mental health, family support, and housing programs are changing lives across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. Their message was clear: stable housing and compassionate care work hand in hand to prevent homelessness and strengthen communities from within.