Thirty-seven U.S. senators are calling on Congress to fully fund and expand key housing programs for older adults and people with disabilities. Their powerful letter supports critical housing investments for people with disabilities and older adults. Learn more about Senator Reed’s (RI) Dear Colleague letter and how you can support these critical programs today.
Our technical assistance reports are live in the Learn Center! Technical assistance projects have played a pivotal role in advancing disability-forward housing across the country by addressing local challenges and creating sustainable solutions.
We collaborated with urban planning students at the College of Environmental Design at the University of California as they studied the redevelopment of the Ashby Bart site east lot.
In this video, residents of The Kelsey Ayer Station share what brought them here and why it feels like home. Coming from all walks of life, they talk about the deep sense of belonging, the safety and comfort of knowing their neighbors, and the everyday moments—like hanging out in the lobby or joining community activities—that build real connection. Whether it’s supporting each other or just enjoying daily life together, one message is clear: everyone is welcome, accepted, and supported at The Kelsey.
Carol was first drawn to The Kelsey for its location and building amenities — but it’s the community that’s made it feel like home. Hear her story about life at The Kelsey, lobby connections, and what it means to be a truly inclusive community. Carol reminds us that being a good neighbor means showing up, connecting, and creating space for everyone.
In this interview, Tristan shares that he wanted to live in a place that’s intentionally accessible—and how those thoughtful design features support everyone. He talks about the kindness and care of neighbors, including a story of the community coming together to support someone in a tough moment. With easy access to public transit and a true sense of belonging, Tristan says The Kelsey Ayer Station feels more like home than a typical apartment building—and anyone thinking about moving in should know they’re truly welcome here.
In this interview, Sarah reflects on what makes The Kelsey Ayer Station feel like home—from support from the Inclusion Concierge team to knowing her neighbors by name. She shares how community activities, from ice cream socials to mosaic-making to holiday parties, help bring people together and make her feel like a valued member of the community. For Sarah, The Kelsey isn’t just about having a place to live—it’s about thriving and truly enjoying life.
In this interview, Barry shares what he loves most at The Kelsey Ayer Station—like his relationships with his neighbors, fun community events like our annual San Francisco Giants game outing, and his favorite spots to hang out in the building. He also shares how being close to transit makes it easy to get to work, enjoy time out and about, and visit the people he loves.
Meet Darcy In this interview, Darcy shares what it’s like to live in a diverse, inclusive community where people with and without disabilities live side by side. She talks about how meaningful her accessible sink is—something she didn’t always have in past homes—and how she loves to unwind in the lobby, Maker Space, and sensory …
Disability-forward housing was featured in New York Amsterdam News! Read how our communities in San Jose and San Francisco are setting a new standard for housing and why this work matters now more than ever.