Whether a person has been living on the streets for years or only recently fell into homelessness, their journey is unique and often complex. Homelessness does not have to mean hopelessness. With help, many people have been able to make their way home, heal, and thrive. Get to know their stories.
Jasmine experienced homelessness on and off after exiting the foster care system when she turned 18. After years of constant…
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Mitch, a 40-year-old father originally from American Samoa, fell into homelessness after grappling with the devastating effects of methamphetamine addiction.…
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After Justin, 39, spiraled into severe substance use disorder, his life began to fall into disarray. For years, he was…
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After he was released from jail, Jesus, 41, faced significant barriers to securing employment. This, coupled with a lack of…
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After years in foster homes and shelters, Idressa now has a place of her own, made possible through the Los…
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Devon struggled for years to maintain consistent employment. He and his girlfriend experienced housing stability off and on and eventually…
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Click on the image to watch Spectrum News 1’s coverage of the SagePointe groundbreaking ceremony. Emma is one of 55…
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Los Angeles County’s Pathway Home program has helped 27 people transition from several encampments into a new apartment complex, thanks…
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After years of experiencing homelessness in an encampment dubbed The Dead End, military veteran Robert Gaines moved into his apartment at a VA facility in North Hills, just days before Veterans Day.
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Los Angeles County’s encampment resolution program, Pathway Home, has housed its first client: Dawn Toftee, who had been homeless for…
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