Project Sentinel

 

 

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Nonprofit Overview

Causes: Homeless & Housing

Mission: Project Sentinel is one of America’s most experienced housing counseling agencies.  Since 1971, this non-profit, civil rights agency has advanced fair housing goals by counseling and investigating complaints of housing discrimination.  We seek to develop and promote fairness and equality of opportunity in all areas of housing for all persons.  The agency also provides comprehensive Tenant/Landlord counseling and dispute resolution services to tenants, landlords and managers of rental properties.  The agency currently makes its services available to 2.5 million people in five diverse Bay Area counties:  Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Stanislaus.

Community Stories

4 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

Laura777 General Member of the Public

Rating: 5

04/27/2021

They helped provide me with important information in regards to the home i rent. I really appreciate their help.

HousingProvider

HousingProvider Client Served

Rating: 5

07/12/2018

Project Sentinel has been a great resource for Rental Housing Network. We offer events and classes to housing providers. They have always accepted our request to speak on mediation and Fair Housing. Project Sentinel has continually used a fair and non-judgmental approach to dealing with tenant/landlord issues. We appreciate their willingness to work with us and help us educate our members to be better landlords.

Previous Stories

Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 5

02/10/2017

Our company is dedicated to educating and providing guidance to housing providers.
Project Sentinel has helped us many times when we needed someone to speak or teach a workshop. They've educated our owners on subjects such as fair housing and typical landlord mistakes to avoid.
Project Sentinal has been a valuable resource. We appreciate all they've done to help our members be better housing providers.

mobileUser417090 Client Served

Rating: 5

02/10/2017

They are such a valuable resource to the communities they serve.

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