About Us
Our Story & Mission
Noni E Gene Independent Living was founded on the belief that every person deserves a safe, stable, and dignified place to call home.
Who We Are
Noni E Gene Independent Living is a Bay Area-based organization dedicated to providing safe, affordable, and community-driven shared housing. We serve adults seeking affordable housing, self-sufficient elderly individuals, disabled veterans, people transitioning from shelters or programs, and the re-entry population.
We believe that stable housing is the foundation of a healthy, independent life. Our homes are more than just a place to sleep — they are communities where residents support one another, build connections, and work toward long-term stability.
With multiple locations across the Bay Area, we are committed to expanding access to quality shared housing for those who need it most.
Our Mission
"At Noni E Gene Independent Living, our mission is to provide safe, affordable, and stable housing for individuals seeking a fresh start and greater independence. Residents benefit from fully furnished living accommodations, all-inclusive utilities, and a supportive environment designed to promote personal growth and self-sufficiency. Our housing model eliminates many of the financial barriers associated with traditional housing by offering predictable monthly costs and a comfortable place to call home."
Our Values
What We Stand For
Safety
Every resident deserves a secure, well-maintained home where they feel protected and at ease.
Stability
We provide consistent, reliable housing that gives residents the foundation to thrive.
Affordability
Quality housing should be accessible to everyone, regardless of income level.
Community
We foster a culture of mutual respect, connection, and support among all residents.
Dignity
Every person who walks through our doors is treated with respect and compassion.
Empowerment
We equip residents with the support and resources to build lasting independence.
Who We Serve
Our doors are open to individuals across the Bay Area who are seeking safe, affordable housing.
- Adults Seeking Affordable Housing
- Self-Sufficient Elderly
- Disabled Veterans
- Individuals Transitioning from Shelters
- Re-Entry Population