About Us
Community Health
Promoting well-being in our community
At Adventist Health Clear Lake, we are dedicated to supporting the well-being of our community, especially for vulnerable populations who lack basic necessities, from food and clothing to housing and healthcare. Our community health services include a range of programs and facilities, where people can get the support and care they need to overcome their challenges and build healthier, safer, more secure lives.
Programs that make a difference
We proudly offer numerous programs throughout the community that are run by the most compassionate and skilled people, all working together to make a difference in the lives of others.
Mobile shower trailer
Our mobile shower trailer stands as a beacon of compassion, offering more than just a place to clean up. It symbolizes dignity, respect, and a commitment to the well-being of our most vulnerable community members. In a world where basic hygiene can be a luxury for some, our mobile shower trailer serves as a lifeline, providing a clean, safe space for individuals to refresh their bodies and spirits.
Our shower trailer is located in various places throughout the county during the week, providing showers, clean clothes, lunch, community support, care management, document recovery, and more.
Shower trailer schedule
Operating hours: Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
- Monday: Clearlake Senior Center at Lakeport 5th Street Boat Ramp (near Library Park)
- Tuesday: Big Oak Peer Support Center
- Wednesday: Adventist Health - Lucerne Medical Office
- Thursday: Kelseyville United Methodist Church
- Friday: Clearlake Senior Center
Hope Center
Our Hope Center is a 21-bed interim housing facility and program for unhoused individuals located in Clearlake, CA. Residents are given health screenings, meals, and a bed in a safe, secure space to ensure much needed shelter and rest. In addition, our case managers and housing navigators assist with barriers to housing, education, and employment. Some of the services we provide are:
- Medical care management
- Applying for SSDI
- Employment search
- Resume building
- Document recovery and identification replacement
- Enrolling in college
- Budgeting and credit repair
- Behavioral health services
- Healthy coping skills
- Reconnecting with family or social support system
After leaving Hope Center for housing, individuals are paired with a housing sustainability specialist who provides support for up to six months.
Anyone who wishes to become a resident of Hope Center must visit us and request an intake assessment or schedule an intake by calling 707-701-6710.
Hope Center
3400 Emerson Street
Clearlake, CA 95422
Restoration House
Restoration House provides recuperative care in a communal living environment. Our services help individuals experiencing homelessness or inadequate housing, and those with acute or chronic medical conditions who have inadequate living environments and access to care. In our 12-bed facility, we provide daily meals, shared bedrooms, laundry facilities, and a gated outdoor space.
Community support services
Our community support services encompass a wide range of programs and resources designed to address the diverse needs of community members. They include housing navigation service, housing deposit, and housing tenancy and sustaining services. These services play a crucial role in addressing social determinants of health and well-being, such as housing, education, and employment. Through collaboration with local organizations, healthcare providers, and government agencies, these services create a robust network of care that empowers individuals to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.