HOUSING CLAREMONT
A Regional Chapter of Abundant Housing L.A.
EDUCATE • ADVOCATE • CONNECT
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Our Mission
Building the Movement for Housing for All
Inland Abundant Housing: Building Partnerships for Sustainable Housing Solutions
Starting in 2024, Inland Abundant Housing became a chapter of Abundant Housing LA, which organizes collaboration regionally across the Pomona Valley, with a main priority on encouraging development of new permanent supportive housing and services on the property of religious entities and non-profit colleges.

Only 1 new home per 5.55 jobs added in LA County.
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That’s why rents are so high.
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To overcome many of our biggest challenges, we need more housing.
HOW WE HELP THE HOUSING CRISIS
EDUCATION & OUTREACH
We cosponsor and promote education and briefing sessions on housing issues, including building ADU’s and building Permanent Supportive Housing and affordable apartments on property of religious congregations.
RESOURCE SHARING
We offer on this site and sites of our partner organizations a library of free resources related to affordable housing, rental assistance, tenant protection, eviction defense, and
zoning.
POLICIES & LEGISLATION
We Advocate at the Claremont, County-regional, and state levels for policies and legislation that facilitate building housing.
TRAINING & EMPOWERMENT
We promote and collaborate with people organizing for housing in your own neighborhoods. We provide training, tools, and guidance.
PROJECT ADVOCACY
We advocate for projects in our region that bring housing and center equity in their proposals through robust tenant protections and affordable units. We monitor local compliance with state mandates and with local government’s own approved housing plans.
COLLABORATION
We collaborate with, and keep learning about the issues from, YIMBY, Housing California, Abundant Housing LA, National Coalition for Low Income Housing, and any local organizations or governmental bodies that share our concerns. Let’s watch each other’s backs, and build a movement that unites rather than splintering.





