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An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)
By Monserrat Solis | msolis@scng.com |
PUBLISHED: May 25, 2022 at 6:00 a.m. | UPDATED: May 25, 2022 at 8:25 a.m.

Homeless youths and families will have a new place to live in Moreno Valley
thanks to a project that will turn three homes into affordable housing.

The renovations will take about a year and will house 12 youths between 16 and
25 and families with children who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness by
spring 2023, said Corey Jackson, founder and chief executive officer of the
non-profit Sigma Beta Xi Youth and Family Services. The goal is to house 40 to
60 residents in five years.

Jackson said that, “unlike other projects, this is specifically for children.
This is not a shelter; it’s permanent housing.” He added it would be the first
youth homeless housing in the city.

The project broke ground Saturday, May 21.


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An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)

An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)

A planned affordable housing complex for youths and families is seen in an
artist’s rendering. The Moreno Valley project would house 40 to 60 residents
within five years. (Courtesy of SBX Youth and Family Services)

A planned affordable housing complex for youths and families in Moreno Valley
would be the first of its kind in the city, officials said. The project broke
ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX Youth and Family Services)

An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)

An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)

A planned affordable housing complex for youths and families is seen in an
artist’s rendering. The Moreno Valley project would house 40 to 60 residents
within five years. (Courtesy of SBX Youth and Family Services)

A planned affordable housing complex for youths and families in Moreno Valley
would be the first of its kind in the city, officials said. The project broke
ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX Youth and Family Services)

An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
Moreno Valley. The project broke ground Saturday, May 21, 2022. (Courtesy of SBX
Youth and Family Services)

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An artist’s rendering shows a planned affordable housing complex for youths in
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“It’s time for us to be a community again,” said Jackson, who is running for the
60th Assembly District in the June 7 primary. “This project will show just how
much we care about building a community where everyone has what that means to be
healthy.”

In April, the project received $3.9 million from the American Rescue Plan Act,
the $1.9 trillion federal coronavirus relief package, for homeless aid.

Combined, the properties on Perris Boulevard are 3.97 acres. Buying the land
cost $2.1 million. The rest of the relief package dollars will renovate the
houses and add additional units.



Currently, each house has four bedrooms with three bathrooms and two-car
garages. Additionally, there is a pool, a mobile home and two metal sheds on one
property, according to Zillow.



The renovations will include a technology center — that will be open to the
public — and an on-site unit for a property manager. The technology lab is
pending approval by the city and other authorities, Jackson said.

The housing program will prioritize the city’s youths who are transitioning out
of foster care, but operators will be flexible for other residents in nearby
cities, Jackson said.

The 2022 County Homeless Point in Time count, released Tuesday, May 24, reported
that 87 people were homeless in Moreno Valley.

The project “is not designed for the severely mentally ill,” Jackson said.
“These are college students who are living in their car.”


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“I am hopeful that these programs and initiatives will help end youth
homelessness, not only in Moreno Valley, but across Riverside County,” Moreno
Valley Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez said in an email.

The program will use the county’s Continuum of Care services network to select
youths to live in the residence.

SBX Youth and Family Services, founded in 1998, aims to break the cycle of
poverty and violence through community organization, education and mentoring.

Other youth services offered by the organization include mentoring, workshops
and events. It offers a Rite of Passage program that focuses on Black youth
empowerment and culture education.





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