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HIP Housing tells Daly City commissioners about programs to help seniors and low‑income workers find housing
Summary
Kevin Joyner of HIP Housing outlined a suite of county programs — a Housing Resource Hub, a Housing Readiness Program for seniors, a Self‑Sufficiency Program and home‑sharing — that the nonprofit says help roughly 1,200 people a year in San Mateo County and offer below‑market rental units.
Kevin Joyner, community outreach specialist at the nonprofit HIP Housing, told the Daly City Small Business Commission on April 9 that the group operates a range of programs to help workers, residents and seniors find and keep affordable housing in San Mateo County.
"We help workers, residents, and seniors find and maintain affordable housing options," Joyner said, describing HIP Housing's presence in the county for more than 50 years and saying the organization houses about 1,200 people annually.
Joyner outlined the Housing Resource Hub, an open enrollment service that sends weekly email bulletins of available rental units across San Mateo County and…
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