1974 - Started as Mendocino Alcohol Project

1975 to Present – Providing Alcohol and Other Drugs Residential Treatment

1982 to Present – Non-Profit Status under the IRS Code 501c 3

1987 – Adopted the name Ford Street Project

1987 to Present – Providing Emergency Housing (Brief Pause 2015)

1987 to Present – Providing Transitional Housing

1990 to 1999 – Provided Child Care Services (To begin again 2017)

1995 to 2016 – Provided a DUI Program

1996 to Present – Providing Permanent Housing

1996 to 2010 – Provided a Mental Health Program

1996 – Purchased Garden Court with HOME Grant

1997 to Present – Providing Alcohol and Other Drugs Outpatient Treatment

1997 to 2001 – Provided AIDS Outreach

1997 to 2016 – Provided a Homeless Services Program

1998 to 2006 – Provided the Coast Community Center

1999 to 2015 – Provided a Winter Shelter (04 Combined Winter/Emergency Shelter)

2000 – Purchased 139 Ford Street Land and Buildings (Previously Leased)

2001 – Purchased Land at 200 Ford Street

2001 – Gifted Driveway of 201 Brush Street

2002 – Built Dorms at 200 Ford Street

2004 – Purchased 139 Administration Building

2004 – Purchased 133 and 135 Ford Street

2006 – Built TOTIL, 200 Ford Street Kitchen and Apartment Style Housing

2011 – Ford Street Project and the Ukiah Community Center Combined Efforts

2011 to 2016 – Provided Homeless Services at the Ukiah Community Center (est. 1971)

2011 to Present – Providing a Community Food Bank (est. 1986)

2014 – Purchased 888 North State Street, site of the Community Food Bank

2015 to Present – Providing a Sober Living Environment

2017: Broke ground on Ukiah Recovery Center Expansion

2018: Named 2018 California Nonprofit of the Year, by Assemblymember Jim Wood

2020: Became a contracted provider of Partnership Health Care

2023: Executive Director, Jacqueline Williams named 2023 California Woman Making Herstory, by Assemblymember Jim Wood