Housing is more than a place to stay—it is the foundation for rebuilding confidence, creating stability, and moving toward a brighter future.

Our homes are designed to provide adults with a welcoming environment where they can live independently while benefiting from structure, accountability, and community. By implementing life skills and financial literacy, we aim to set our residents with assets that go with them even after leaving our homes. The plan is to help them in our homes but more importantly for them to maintain what they’ve learned here so they may later down the road use it to prosper in their own homes that they’ve built and fostered themselves.

Resources

We connect residents with community resources that support housing stability, employment, education, transportation, food assistance, and other essential services to encourage long-term independence.

Health

While we do not provide medical or treatment services, we encourage healthy living and can connect residents with healthcare providers, behavioral health resources, and community wellness services as needed.

Community

We foster a safe, sober, and welcoming community where residents are treated with dignity and respect. Through shared living, accountability, and positive relationships, we strive to create a place where everyone feels supported and at home.

Empower Your Independence

Independent Living Support

Budgeting Basics

Learn how to manage your finances effectively with our budgeting workshops, designed to help you track expenses and save for your goals.

Daily Routines

Establishing a daily routine can enhance your productivity and well-being. We provide guidance on creating schedules that work for you.

Household Responsibilities

Gain confidence in managing household tasks. Our support includes tips on cleaning, cooking, and maintaining a comfortable living environment.

Goal Setting

Set achievable goals with our personalized coaching. We help you define your aspirations and create actionable steps to reach them.
Empowering Your Financial Future

The Importance of Financial Literacy for Independent Living

Financial literacy is a crucial skill that empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their money. At Psalms 91 Homes, we believe that understanding personal finance is essential for fostering independence and stability. By equipping our residents with the knowledge to manage their finances effectively, we help them build a solid foundation for a successful and fulfilling life.
Being financially literate means more than just knowing how to budget; it encompasses understanding credit, savings, investments, and the impact of financial decisions on one’s future. This knowledge enables individuals to navigate the complexities of financial systems, avoid debt traps, and plan for long-term goals. In our community, we prioritize financial education as a key component of personal growth.
Ultimately, financial literacy is about empowerment. It allows individuals to take control of their financial situations, make confident choices, and pursue their dreams without the burden of financial uncertainty. At Psalms 91 Homes, we are committed to supporting our residents in their journey towards financial independence, ensuring they have the tools and resources needed to thrive.

Community Resource Navigation

Connecting residents with essential services for a better quality of life.

Employment & Career Resources

At Psalms 91 Homes, we believe stable housing can be an important step toward greater independence. Residents who are interested in employment can be connected with trusted community resources offering job searches, résumé assistance, interview preparation, career coaching and vocational training.

Sacramento Works

Free career services, job-search assistance, résumé support, interview preparation and training opportunities for Sacramento-area residents.


Visit Sacramento Works


CalJOBS

California’s official employment website allows job seekers to search for openings, create a résumé, apply for jobs and explore training opportunities.


Search CalJOBS


Goodwill Job Connection

Employment preparation, résumé assistance, interview practice, job-readiness workshops and workforce training for individuals facing barriers to employment.


Explore Goodwill Job Services


Women’s Empowerment

Job-readiness, education and empowerment services for women who have experienced homelessness or housing instability.


Visit Women’s Empowerment


Center for Employment Opportunities

Employment preparation and job support for individuals who have recently returned to the community following incarceration.


Visit CEO Sacramento


California Department of Rehabilitation

Vocational counseling, employment preparation and job-related support for eligible individuals with disabilities.


Explore Vocational Services


California State Employment

Search for State of California career opportunities, complete required examinations and submit employment applications.


Search CalCareers

Transportation Assistance

Psalms 91 Homes helps residents identify transportation resources that can support employment, medical appointments, essential errands and independent living. Transportation is provided by outside agencies and may require advance registration or proof of eligibility.

Sacramento Regional Transit

SacRT provides bus and light-rail transportation throughout the Sacramento region. Discount fares may be available to seniors, veterans, students, Medicare cardholders and individuals with disabilities.


Customer Service: (916) 321-2877
View Routes and Transportation Options (SacRT)


SacRT Flex

SacRT Flex offers neighborhood transportation in participating Sacramento County areas for eligible seniors, people with disabilities and low-income residents. Eligible low-income programs include Medi-Cal, CalFresh and CalWORKs. Rides must generally be scheduled in advance.


Check Eligibility and Apply (SacRT)


SacRT GO Paratransit

Door-to-door transportation may be available to individuals whose disabilities prevent them from using regular buses or light rail. Riders must complete the ADA eligibility process before scheduling rides.


Eligibility and Reservations: (916) 321-2877
Learn About SacRT GO (sacrt.com)


Medi-Cal Transportation

Eligible Medi-Cal members may receive transportation to covered medical, dental, mental-health, pharmacy and other approved healthcare appointments. Residents should contact the transportation number on their Medi-Cal health-plan card to request assistance.

Learn About Medi-Cal Transportation (DHCS - CA.gov)


211 Sacramento

Residents can contact 211 for information about local bus passes, transportation assistance and other community services. Availability and eligibility vary by program.


Call: 211 or (916) 498-1000
Search Transportation Resources (211 Sacramento)

Food and Nutrition Assistance

Psalms 91 Homes helps residents connect with community food and nutrition resources. Assistance may include monthly grocery benefits, emergency food distributions, prepared meals and senior nutrition programs.

CalFresh Food Benefits

CalFresh provides eligible individuals and households with monthly benefits that can be used to purchase groceries. Sacramento County residents may apply online or request application assistance by phone.


Application Assistance: (800) 560-0976
Apply Through BenefitsCal (Sacramento County)


Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services

Sacramento Food Bank works with more than 100 community partners throughout Sacramento County. Residents can use its online Food Finder to locate nearby food distributions and check their schedules and requirements.


Find Food Near You (sacramentofoodbank.org)


River City Food Bank

River City Food Bank provides emergency groceries at its Midtown and Arden-Arcade locations.


Phone: (916) 446-2627
Midtown: 1800 28th Street, Sacramento
Arden-Arcade: 2300 Edison Avenue, Sacramento
View Food Distribution Information (rivercityfoodbank.org)


CalFresh Application Support

Sacramento Food Bank’s outreach team can help eligible residents understand and complete the CalFresh application process.


Phone: (916) 779-0052
Email: calfresh@sacramentofoodbank.org
Request CalFresh Assistance (Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services)


Meals on Wheels Sacramento County

Home-delivered meals may be available to Sacramento County residents age 60 or older who are homebound or have difficulty shopping for and preparing food. Community cafés and other senior meal options are also available.


Phone: (916) 444-9533
Explore Senior Meal Programs (Meals on Wheels Sacramento County)


211 Sacramento

Residents can call 211 to locate food pantries, emergency food distributions, community meals, soup kitchens and CalFresh application assistance.


Call: 211
Alternate Number: (916) 498-1000
Search Food Assistance Resources (Food Pantries)

Education and Learning Resources

Psalms 91 Homes encourages residents to pursue educational opportunities that support personal growth, employment and greater independence. Residents can explore the following community resources for adult education, tutoring, diploma completion, college enrollment and career training.

Sacramento Public Library Adult Tutoring

Sacramento Public Library offers free one-on-one tutoring for adults. Assistance may include reading, writing, basic math, completing forms and preparing for GED or HiSET examinations.


Explore Adult Tutoring


Career Online High School

Eligible adults may earn an accredited high school diploma and an entry-level career certificate online through Sacramento Public Library’s Career Online High School program.


Learn About Career Online High School


Sacramento City Unified Adult Education

Adult education programs may include high school diploma completion, high school equivalency preparation, English-language instruction and career education.


Explore Adult Education Programs


San Juan Adult Education

San Juan Adult Education offers high school diploma completion, GED preparation, English-language classes and career-training opportunities for adults.


Explore San Juan Adult Education


Los Rios Community College District

The Los Rios district includes American River College, Cosumnes River College, Folsom Lake College and Sacramento City College. Residents can explore certificates, degrees, career education, basic-skills courses and student-support services.


Explore Los Rios Colleges


College Financial Aid

Eligible students may qualify for grants, fee waivers, work-study programs, scholarships or other financial assistance. Los Rios can help students complete the FAFSA or California California Dream Act Application.


Learn About Financial Aid


Sacramento Works

Sacramento Works provides free access to career education, short-term training, online learning, employment workshops and local job centers.


Explore Training Opportunities


Capital Adult Education

Capital Adult Education helps adults locate regional programs for GED or HiSET preparation, high school completion, English-language learning, career training and other educational goals.


Find an Adult Education Program

Wellness Check-Ins: Your Path to Stability

At Psalms 91 Homes, we believe that regular wellness check-ins are essential for fostering a supportive community. These check-ins provide an opportunity for residents to discuss their goals, challenges, and progress in a safe and encouraging environment. Our dedicated team is here to listen and offer guidance, ensuring that each resident feels valued and empowered on their journey to independence.
By prioritizing wellness, we help residents maintain housing stability and achieve personal growth. Our check-ins are designed to be conversational and supportive, allowing individuals to express their needs and aspirations. Together, we can create a nurturing atmosphere that not only promotes stability but also encourages meaningful connections within our community.