To the #WhateverItTakes community:

We are proud to share our 2025 Annual Report, because transparency is more important than ever and what we are doing is working.

This year, BACS’ 564 full-time first responders showed up 24/7/365 for our community’s most vulnerable members. Through unfathomable challenges, we remained guided by the principle that selfless service is justice – and that housing and healing are possible for everyone.

FY 24-25 BACS Annual Report by Nora Daly

Our Impact This Year

• 22,887 people received housing, behavioral health, and community support from BACS.
• 84% of people who exited a BACS housing program moved into permanent housing – up 2% from last year.
• 3,560 people experiencing behavioral health crisis got help from BACS instead of being hospitalized or jailed.
• 1,402 households were kept from falling into homelessness through Keep People Housed.
• 1,877 people living in encampments started new services toward housing and healthcare after BACS showed up persistently to help them make the change.
• Nearly $123 million in services delivered across Alameda, Contra Costa, Sacramento, and Solano Counties – almost a 10% increase from last year.

Major Milestones This Year

• Launched our CARE Court program and Behavioral Health Bridge Housing initiative
• Began construction on Waypoint Mental Health Rehabilitation Center, funded by a $32 million investment from the State of California and local government
• Expanded into Yolo County with our Connections to Care program
• Opened Anna’s House to full capacity, providing a safe haven for mothers and children overcoming trauma
• Completed major construction at REGIS Village in Hayward, now operating 70+ permanent supportive housing units
• Purchased over 20 residential and program sites to expand our reach
• Celebrated Towne House Wellness Center’s 55 years of service to the community

To our BACS team, donors, partners, and supporters: thank you. Your dedication and perseverance make it possible for BACS to meet people with dignity, creativity, and real solutions. Together, we are proving that helping people move from the streets into quality housing is achievable, behavioral health care is accessible, and community is built one person at a time.

In Solidarity,

Jamie Almanza, MBA, CEO

P.S. If you would like downloadable version, you can find it here: 2025 Annual Report