We co-authored a new op-ed with the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) in support of the VITAL Act! Read the op-ed in the DJ Journal and tell your representatives to support the bill.
We’re proud to announce that we were awarded a grant from Coefficient Giving! This award will support us in expanding our impact in disability-forward building code and land use reform.
Our Managing Director, Allie, is in The Washington Post today alongside Stephen Jacob Smith, Executive Director of The Center for Building in North America, explaining how updating federal elevator rules can expand disability-forward housing.
The article offers an inside look at life at The Kelsey Ayer Station. Through the stories of our residents and our Inclusion Concierge, it highlights what truly makes a community feel like home, from the deep relationships built between neighbors to the specific design features that support residents with and without disabilities.
The Kelsey and Mercy Housing California proudly announce the opening of The Kelsey Civic Center, a deeply affordable, accessible, and inclusive community in the heart of San Francisco. The community was celebrated this week alongside Mayor Daniel Lurie, Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, residents, and community partners.
We were featured on Brief But Spectacular! Watch the segment to hear a brief history of The Kelsey and see our vision for the future of inclusive communities.
We’re honored to be nominated for the 2025 AHF Readers’ Choice Awards in the Urban Development category. Join us in celebrating! Vote and learn more.
We’ve been named a finalist for Urban Land Institute’s Terwilliger Center Award for Innovation in Attainable Housing!
Enterprise came by The Kelsey Ayer Station in San Jose to experience firsthand what disability-forward housing looks like—and they wrote about it!
Jake shares his experiences living at The Kelsey Ayer Station in two articles on disability-forward housing, featured in the San Francisco Chronicle and New York Amsterdam News.