A comfortable home
A welcoming, furnished shared-living environment where residents can feel settled, respected, and at home.
Supportive housing in Sacramento, California
A place to feel safe, supported & at home.
Family-oriented room and board for adult women who benefit from a stable home, caring support, and connection to the people and resources around them.
Since 2018Serving our community
Women-centeredRespectful shared living
Home-likeWarm, steady, personal
Hope lives here.A warm welcome, every day.
01 Our story
Rooted in care. Built on experience.
More than a room.
A genuine sense of belonging.
Since 2018, Debbie's House of Hope has provided a supportive, family-oriented home for adult women in the Sacramento community. We understand that housing is about more than four walls—it is about feeling secure, respected, and connected.
Our approach is personal and practical. We offer a stable household, nutritious meals, supportive routines, and thoughtful coordination with each resident's circle of support.
02 What we provide
Support that makes
daily life feel lighter.
Thoughtful essentials and steady encouragement, shaped around a respectful shared home.
Meals & essentials
Three daily meals, wholesome snacks, linens, laundry supplies, internet, television, and everyday household essentials.
Supportive routines
Encouragement with daily structure, independent living skills, social connection, and medication routines.
Care coordination
When authorized, we help residents stay connected with case managers, social workers, medical providers, and pharmacies.
Appointment support
Practical help preparing for appointments and transportation support for essential errands when arranged in advance.
A family-oriented approach
We lead with patience, dignity, consistency, and the belief that every woman deserves to be seen and supported.
Debbie's House of Hope is a supportive room-and-board home. We are not a skilled nursing, medical, or locked care facility.
03 How we care
The feeling of home matters.
Care shows up in the little things.
A familiar meal. A kind reminder. A calm conversation. A person who notices. These ordinary moments can build extraordinary trust.
Dignity
Every resident is treated as a whole person—with a voice, a story, and individual strengths.
Stability
Clear routines and a calm home environment help each day feel more manageable.
Connection
We encourage healthy relationships with family, providers, and the wider community.
04 Admissions & referrals
Finding the right fit
A thoughtful, personal referral process.
We welcome inquiries from individuals, families, social workers, case managers, and community partners. Every placement begins with a conversation about needs, independence, and household fit.
Ask about current availability- 1Reach out
Tell us a little about the prospective resident and the support she currently receives.
- 2Talk through needs
We discuss routines, safety, mobility, medications, services, and what a successful placement looks like.
- 3Meet & decide together
If the home may be a fit, we arrange the next step and review expectations clearly.
Who we serve
For women who value stability, respect, and community.
✓ Adult women seeking supportive shared housing
✓ Individuals able to live in a nonmedical room-and-board setting
✓ Residents working with family, case management, or community providers
✓ Women who can participate in a respectful household routine
05 Common questions
Helpful answers
Before you reach out.
Who can make a referral?
Prospective residents, family members, case managers, social workers, medical teams, and other community partners may contact us.
Are meals included?
Yes. Residents receive three daily meals and wholesome snacks as part of the home's regular routine.
Is this an assisted-living or medical facility?
No. Debbie's House of Hope is a supportive room-and-board home and does not provide skilled nursing or medical care.
How is placement decided?
We consider the prospective resident's needs, level of independence, available supports, household compatibility, and current space.
Referrals & availability
Let's begin with a conversation.
If you are looking for a warm, structured home for yourself, a loved one, or a client, we would be glad to learn more.
CALL DEBBIE(916) 236-7505 CALL JAMES LYNTON(916) 400-1799
LOCATIONSacramento, California
SERVING THE COMMUNITYSince 2018
Please call to discuss referrals and current availability.