Veteran Damian Wright faced challenges when transitioning into civilian life. As a Marine, he served in Kuwait and Baghdad during operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. After leaving the service, he found steady work but did not have enough for…
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Janie is a 73-year-old Army veteran, and her story of homelessness began over 15 years ago. When her husband was killed in South Los Angeles, it started a series of events that caused her to lose her housing and become…
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Hundreds of families with children who experienced homelessness in the San Fernando Valley are now living in their own apartments after making the most of their brief stay at The Woodlands, Los Angeles County’s Homekey property in Woodland Hills. A…
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After about 25 years of experiencing homelessness, most recently in Santa Monica, Chris Felts is profoundly grateful for the many helping hands and caring hearts who helped him find a home of his own. Chris, who has a disability, spent…
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Damian had a steady job working on fuselages and bulkheads at a NASA contractor for years when an accident shattered both his ankles. Doctors said he would never walk again, but he proved them wrong. Shortly after overcoming that adversity,…
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The seas have been a bit rough for McKenzie Harrell, a U.S. Navy veteran, but she has since found safe harbor. She left her Alabama hometown because she felt it was not friendly to people like her who identify as…
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Los Angeles County recently conducted a series of three Pathway Home operations in Palmdale that helped 121 people surviving in makeshift desert encampments and dilapidated RVs move into safe interim housing, where they will receive supportive services and other resources…
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The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s mobile vaccine van is critical to helping people come indoors and into stable housing by bringing necessary vaccines and testing to events such as our Pathway Home Service Connect Days. Click here…
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It took nearly 50 years, but Steve Allen finally began receiving treatment for military-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Now, at age 68, his life has finally turned around and he has settled into his first-ever one-bedroom apartment after decades of…
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The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has master leased its largest property yet to provide apartments to people transitioning out of homelessness in Los Angeles County. Located in downtown LA, Vida DTLA provides 147 permanent homes to people experiencing…
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