Apply For A Bed

For students who qualify, we offer up to a year of housing, free meals, and case management services. To determine eligibility, fill out our resident application form down below. Once the form is filled out, one of our case managers will contact you with the next steps within 1-2 business days.

What We Offer

Housing for a year

For students who qualify, we offer up to a year of housing in our shelter. Residents will be provided a bed, bedding, and any other basic needs items. Residents will usually have to share a room with another resident. In addition, we have a fully stocked kitchen and laundry station for residents to use.

Meals

For our residents, we provide breakfast food items and a home-cooked meal made by our student volunteers every night during the quarter. Food allergens and dietary preferences will be taken into account with our home-cooked meals. In addition, our Materials Directors will forefill any food or basic needs requests made by residents.

Case Managment

Aggie House has a dedicated pair of case managers. Our case managers work with our residents to ensure they are connected to the necessary resources they need, including more permanent housing. Aggie House also partners with campus case managers from OSSJA on campus.

Community

We strive as an organization to create a friendly and inclusive environment for all our residents and student volunteers. We regularly host socials for our residents and student volunteers, including, but not limited to, hikes, Friendsgivings, barbecues, and painting sessions.

Resident Application

Testimonials

"I truly appreciated my time at Aggie House. It was a transformational experience where I grew physically and mentally without worrying about the looming feeling of paying rent or when or where my next meal would come. Aggie House will forever hold a special place in my heart. It's where I cultivated friendships and a sense of community since my first year attending Davis, and I was a commuter and only talked to a few people. It also provided me an abundance of self-determination to continuously stay committed and patient with my dreams of becoming a first-generation college graduate. Lastly, thanks a million to the volunteers and board members for allowing me to join this beautiful organization. Not a day goes by that I am not forever grateful for the kindness and generosity that you have shown me during my time at Aggie's House."

- Resident Spring '23