The Marinscope newspapers -- Novato Advance, San Rafael News Pointer, Ross Valley Reporter, Twin Cities Times, Mill Valley Herald, and Sausalito Marin Scope -- feature ExtraFood's work with Next Generation Scholars, a fabulous program helping middle- and high-school kids from low-income families get to college.
Warner Creek is a property owned and managed by Eden Housing with programs created in partnership with Homeward Bound of Marin. They have 60 1-bedroom units for very low to extremely low-income seniors. Residents living at Warner Creek have access to a supportive resident services program designed to help them “age in place” and live independently for as long as possible. Warner Creek also includes twenty-two units targeted to seniors with long-term chronic health conditions or other physical disabilities. We visited Warner Creek a few weeks ago, while filming an interview with one of the residents, and were so impressed with the facility…a cheery and light-filled entrance area and a lovely landscaped courtyard and garden. Seniors are a top priority for ExtraFood! http://www.edenhousing.org/property/warner-creek-senior-housing
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