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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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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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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Dr. Emily Thomas with the LA County Department of Health Services talks to local residents on Skid Row outside STAR Clinic. A state grant from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Encampment Resolution Fund aimed at expanding housing and services on Skid Row…
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The Homeless Count is a point-in-time census conducted annually by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) . The result of year’s Count, conducted on January 23, 24, and 25, estimated that the homeless population declined by 0.27% to 75,312…
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The Los Angeles region’s tight rental market and landlord discrimination – both legal and illegal – often make it difficult to rent an apartment, even with a subsidy. Los Angeles County’s Unit Acquisition strategies, which include master leasing and landlord…
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The LA County Channel has received an LA Area Emmy® Award nomination for a series of inspiring stories about people housed through the Pathway Home program. Dawn takes the Pathway Home Home and Heart in Hawthorne A Place to Call…
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The Veteran Peer Access Network (VPAN) is the first community-driven support network serving veterans and their families in the U.S. Led by veterans for veterans, VPAN connects L.A. County Departments, nonprofits, the V.A., and L.A. City Programs to help veterans…
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Emphasizing that collaboration is key to solving homelessness, Los Angeles County convened leaders and stakeholders across the homeless services system to strengthen partnerships and harness their collective expertise. More than 350 of these partners came together at the 2024 Homeless…
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