Unity Care Group, Inc. receives funding from HUD

San Jose, CA - January 5th, 2000 - President and CEO Andre' Chapman of Unity Care Group Inc. was a interviewed by KNBR-News Talk Radio 74 at a press conference that recognized recent HUD grant recipients. Unity Care received first time funding to expand its current Transitional Housing Program that serves Youth aging out of Foster Care. Chapman was asked about the difficulties of fund raising in Silicon Valley. Chapman stated "It's unfortunate that we live in such a technological boom where millionaires are made overnight, and we have to depend on our government to help us provide the basic necessities for those less fortunate". Chapman also stated "Silicon Valley received over 15billion dollars in Venture Capital funding in 1999, but we scrap and struggle to raise 100,000 for need services".

Five Unity Care Group homes enter computer age; the Tech donates passes

San Jose, CA. - December 25th, 1999 - Education is a priority at the youth group homes run by the non-profit Unity Care Group. Wish Book donations helped buy computers for each of the five homes in San Jose. The computers will be especially helpful for homework assignments, but also will provide entertainment and a diversion for the kids at a time when they are not with their own families. They also received an unexpected surprise donated by the Tech Museum of Innovation: free museum passes to use year round.