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Resource Connect Solano

The Coordinated Entry System of Solano County

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Welcome to Resource Connect Solano

In Solano County, more than 1,725 people currently experience homelessness. At Resource Connect Solano, our core values are to provide Access to the Coordinated Entry System, Vulnerability Assessments, Prioritization, and Referrals to local Housing Providers. While our goal is to refer every individual to a housing provider, achieving it is far from easy. The high rents in the Bay Area, limited housing availability, and a scarcity of affordable services make it challenging for many to secure a place to live.

Resource Connect Solano is dedicated to addressing these challenges. We work tirelessly to connect housing developers, mental and behavioral health service providers, and social services to deliver the right help at the right time. Together, we are committed to creating lasting solutions and helping our neighbors find the stability and security they deserve.

Join us in making a difference—because everyone deserves a place to call home.

At Resource Connect Solano, our mission is simple yet vital: to find homes for those without.

our goal may seem straightforward, achieving it is far from easy.

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Our Partners

At Resource Connect Solano (RCS), we believe that strong, collaborative partnerships are essential to addressing homelessness in our community. We proudly work alongside a diverse network of partners to ensure individuals and families in Solano County have access to coordinated, equitable, and person-centered support.

Our partners include:

  • Nonprofit service providers delivering critical housing, health, and supportive services

  • Public agencies such as Solano County Behavioral Health 

  • Healthcare systems and community clinics focused on integrated care

  • Educational institutions supporting youth and families

  • Affordable housing organizations expanding access to permanent housing

  • Private landlords, property managers, and room and board operators who provide vital housing opportunities throughout the region

Together, we are building a more responsive, inclusive, and effective system of care—one that is rooted in partnership and committed to housing stability for all.

Interested in partnering with us?
We welcome collaboration with mission-aligned organizations and housing providers. To explore partnership opportunities, please contact us at
 rcs@caminar.org.

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Everyone deserves a place to call home; we strive to provide hope and housing to those in need.

Resource Connect Solano

Access Sites
To get connected to RCS you can visite one of our Access Site Partners throughout Solano County

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CRU Outreach Team

(707)447-1988

Mon-Fri

Opportunity House

Tuesdays 9AM-1PM

267 Bennett Hill Court Vacaville CA 95688

*Showers available

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1234 Empire Street Fairfield 94533

​Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

908 Tuolumne Street Vallejo 94590

​Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

Access Outreach Team

416 Union St. Fairfield CA 94533

707-427-1148​

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Solano County Behavioral Health

355 Tuolumne St. Vallejo, 94590

2101 Courage Dr. Fairfield, 94533

1-888-900-9888

Solano Family Justice Center
(707)784-7635
Mon-Fri: 9AM to 5PM 

604 Empire st. Fairfield 94533

*For individuals and families experiencing homelessness as a result of fleeing domestic violence or other unsafe situations.

310 Beck Ave.

Fairfield CA 94533

707-425-3663

*For shelter participants only

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24/7 Access Through Our Partnership with 2-1-1

Resource Connect Solano is proud to partner with United Way Bay Area’s 2-1-1 to expand access to housing and support services in Solano County. Through this collaboration, individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness can now connect to Coordinated Entry resources 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.​By dialing 2-1-1 or 707-652-7311, community members can speak with a trained specialist who will provide referrals to local resources, conduct initial screenings and assessments, and ensure timely connection to housing support such as Outreach or Domestic Violence Partners. This partnership strengthens our commitment to accessibility, equity, and meeting people where they are—any time, any day.

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