Opened: July 2026 | Capacity: 215 Residents

We're Ending Street Homelessness in San Bernardino

The San Bernardino Community Wellness Campus includes 140 modular housing units serving chronically homeless men and veterans, made possible through a $34.9 million Homekey grant from the State of California. DignityMoves is proud to have partnered with Lutheran Social Services of Southern California and the City and County of San Bernardino to bring this community to life.

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Transforming Response to Street Homelessness in San Bernardino

San Bernardino

DignityMoves and the City of San Bernardino have partnered to provide supportive housing for chronically homeless men and veterans in the city. The $35M Homekey grant powering this community is the largest awarded during this round of funding.
The San Bernardino Community Wellness Campus is located at the existing Lutheran Social Services campus on G Street and includes 140 modular housing units. Residents can stay for up to 180 days as they transition into permanent housing. The campus includes an on-site federally qualified health clinic, as well as on-site supportive services including case management, behavioral health treatment, job training and placement, rehabilitation services, and long-term housing assistance.

Services

Lutheran Social Services of Southern California provides site supervision, security, meals, supportive services, and routine maintenance. LSSSC serves thousands of individuals and families throughout Southern California, with over 70 different programs/services at nearly 20 different locations. LSSSC is part of the Lutheran Services in America (LSA) network and strives to serve those in need with dignity and respect.

Need Help?

If you or someone you know is currently experiencing homelessness in San Bernardino and would like to be put on the waitlist for housing in our community, please contact the team at Lutheran Social Services Southern California at: 909-866-5070. DignityMoves does not manage referrals for this community.

Ending unsheltered homelessness can be done.

A fast, cost-effective way to build housing at SCALE that is dignified and private so that people are willing to come, where they can then get the intensive supportive services they need.