National CORE’s second project done in partnership with the City of Corona, Corona de Oro was completely rehabilitated in 2001 to provide a new 30-year life to the structures. Improvements included site reconfiguration, security gates, a new pool and playground, refurbished garages, new landscaping, new laundry facilities, and the addition of third bedrooms to 22 of the units to accommodate the larger families that live there.

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Hope through Housing Foundation offers residents an onsite state-licensed preschool at Oakcrest Heights and an after-school program at the adjacent community of Oakcrest Terrace. With an onsite service provider/coordinator, residents will have access to an array of programs that focus on workforce development, adult education, financial literacy and health and wellness. Our goal is to see residents thrive — whether that means helping children do well in school, improving families’ financial situation, or allowing seniors to age with dignity in their own homes.