Making Humbolt Home
Home in Humboldt is a program of the Redwood Coast Chamber Foundation, an affiliate of the Greater Eureka Chamber. It supports regional efforts to attract and retain residents by connecting new community members with local resources and support networks across Humboldt County.
Support and connections as you set down roots in Humboldt.
Support Every Step of the Way
New Residents
New to Humboldt? Learn how Home in Humboldt works and what support may be available through your employer or partner organization.
Current Program Participants
Have a question or need help finding a resource? Your concierge can help.
Employers
Support new hires and their families with a smoother transition into Humboldt. Learn how your organization can participate.
Finding Your Place
As a rural community, life in Humboldt County offers a pace and lifestyle distinct from larger urban areas. The natural landscape, close-knit neighborhoods, and seasons shape daily life in meaningful ways. Home in Humboldt can assist new residents in navigating the community and connecting them with the resources, guidance, and local insight needed to settle in.
A smoother, personalized start in Humboldt.
Concierge Support
Moving to a new place comes with a lot of unknowns. Home in Humboldt offers up to 20 hours of concierge support over the course of a year to help new residents navigate everyday needs and get settled more easily.
Community Connections
Consider us your inside track to connect with local people, organizations, and resources. Our community ambassadors offer one-on-one support as new residents get to know the area.
Events & Excursions
Explore Humboldt with fellow residents and learn local tips through Home in Humboldt events, mixers, and excursions both throughout Humboldt and beyond.
How It Works
Getting to Know You
Once connected, we’ll get to know you and your family’s needs, interests, and questions, then help connect you to resources, local contacts, and even your own community ambassador.
STAY CONNECTED
Throughout the program, which is generally a year long, you can continue reaching out for support, attend events and excursions, and build connections that help Humboldt feel more like home.
How Home In Humboldt Began
Home in Humboldt began with a simple question: how can local employers work together to make relocating to Humboldt County easier? After moving to the area himself, Providence St. Joseph CEO Michael Keleman saw firsthand what makes the region so special, along with the challenges local employers face when recruiting and welcoming new talent. He brought the idea to the Redwood Coast Chamber Foundation, and the timing felt right: this was a shared challenge many local organizations and employers had long recognized, and one the community was ready to tackle together. The Chamber Foundation stepped in as a connecting point, bringing employers together, researching comparable programs, and developing what is now Home in Humboldt, launched in 2026, a collaborative effort to help new residents feel supported, connected, and welcomed as they make Humboldt home.
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Connect With The Concierge
Have a question about Home in Humboldt or want to learn more?
Reach out and our concierge team will be in touch.
