Ventura County

The Lewis Road community will include 88 private, supportive homes designed to provide stability, safety, and dignity. Each resident will have their own room with a door that locks, creating a personal space to rest, bring their pets, and store their belongings securely.

Located on county-owned land near the City of Camarillo, the Lewis Road site is part of a larger wellness campus that will bring together housing, behavioral health care, and community services. The campus design will include shared spaces for dining, case management, and resident gatherings, along with landscaped outdoor areas, gardens, and pet-friendly amenities.

Many Mansions will provide on-site supportive services to help residents stabilize, heal, and thrive. Each resident will receive personalized case management, along with connections to behavioral health care, employment resources, and long-term housing opportunities. These services will provide the critical support residents need to rebuild their lives and move from street homelessness toward stability, wellness, and independence.

The Lewis Road community is made possible through a public-private partnership that brings together state, county, city, nonprofit, and health plan partners to address homelessness with urgency and innovation. Nearly $28 million in funding comes from California’s Homekey+ program, supported by voter-approved Proposition 1 and administered by the California Department of Housing & Community Development (HCD). Additional contributions include $2.5 million from Gold Coast Health Plan, local matching funds from Ventura County, and a proposed $2 million commitment from the City of Camarillo.