College grad Allen Bryson found himself living on the streets after some challenges. His inspiring journey to employment and housing is a story he shares with others participating in LA Rise, a collaboration between the County, the City of Los…
read moreMore than 300 people experiencing homelessness were provided with some holiday cheer at a special luncheon at the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area. In addition to a warm lunch, attendees had a chance to get information on County services at resource…
read moreAlmost 900 people have been housed through L.A. County’s Homeless Incentive Program. Meet Felicia Rich, who recently moved into a home of her own. There’s room to look up at the stars in her backyard, and space to spend time…
read moreConcerned about homelessness? Wondering how to get outreach help for people in need? A new online tool puts the power of help at your fingertips. Find out how you can be part of the solution.
read moreIn an effort to bring more awareness to accessory dwelling units- or “granny flats” – the County’s Homeless Initiative recently partnered up with the Los Angeles County Community Development Commission and the Arts Commission to hold a contest to find…
read moreIt’s something most of us take for granted, but for people experiencing homelessness, access to a hot shower and a clean towel can be a big deal. A new weekly program at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area makes portable showers from…
read moreUzziel Coronado is among 26 students living in public housing who recently received scholarships from the L.A. County Community Development Foundation. The scholarship will help him pursue his dream of studying agriculture at Cal Poly Pomona and giving back to…
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Eddie is a 45-year-old who was homeless with long-term unemployment and previous substance use disorder when he enrolled into a job readiness program at Chrysalis. He worked in Chrysalis Works, a one-year transitional job program in street maintenance. Working in…
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Ms. Jamiesha Tillman was a survivor of domestic violence, which caused her to leave her housing unit prematurely, along with her four children. They stayed with family and friends as long as they could, then resorted to staying in Ms.…
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Mr. Davis stayed at West Side Vets in Inglewood for seven years after declining health issues forced him and his family into homelessness. He faced three challenges; finding property owners who would accept Section 8 vouchers, owners who requested a…
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