SERVICE PROVIDERS
With Homeless Initiative strategies and Measure H funding, Los Angeles County departments and agencies contract with about 200 community-based nonprofit organizations to provide services to people experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing their home.
Wherever reasonable, the Homeless Initiative allocates Measure H funding regionally to each Service Planning Area, based on their percentage of the Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count.
Some Measure H funding is utilized countywide, rather than by Service Planning Area. These include funding for permanent supportive housing and interim/bridge housing for those exiting institutions such as hospitals, jails and foster care, and job training and employment services.
Throughout Los Angeles County’s eight Service Planning Areas, from the Antelope Valley to the South Bay, these Measure H-funded service providers are on the frontlines of helping their unhoused neighbors get a roof over their heads and a range of services to help them get back on their feet.
Coordinated Entry System
Lead Service Providers by Service Planning Area
Each Service Planning Area has service providers that serve as Coordinated Entry System (CES) leads for adults, families and youth. Their task is to match a real-time list of clients to available housing and supportive services that best fit their needs.
| Service Planning Area (SPA) | Adults | Families | Youth | |
| 1 | Antelope Valley | |||
| 2 | San Fernando Valley | LA Family Housing Corp. | Village Family Services | |
| 3 | San Gabriel Valley | Union Station Homeless Services | Hathaway-Sycamores Child and Family Services |
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| 4 | Metro LA | The People Concern | PATH | LA Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center |
| 5 | West LA | St. Joseph Center | Community Partners | |
| 6 | South LA | SSG HOPICS | Coalition for Responsible Community Development | |
| 7 | East LA | PATH | The Whole Child | Jovenes, Inc. |
| 8 | South Bay/Harbor Cities | Harbor Interfaith Services, Inc. | ||
