LAHSA has asked us to post the Facebook video link below about the 2019 Homeless Count, with their introductory comments:

Every year, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) compiles and analyzes the data that you, our dedicated volunteers, collected about the number of homeless residents in our community. We provide analysis and data to help build better solutions and, hopefully, a better tomorrow for everyone.

We invite you to watch this video about the results of the 2019 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count. It discusses homelessness in Los Angeles County, what is being done to end it, and what still must be done.

Click Here To Watch

To learn more about the Count and the data collected, please use the following links:

2019 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count Press Release

2019 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count Presentation

Current and prospective homeless service providers: Here is information on how to apply for a contract with a Los Angeles County department or the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) for a share in the Measure H funding for expanding homeless services in LA County.

A downloadable PDF of this information is available at the bottom of the article.

A new three-fold brochure on homeless resources for SA6 (South Los Angeles County) has just been issued jointly by the Empowerment Congress, Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, and the SA6 Homeless Coalition. Below is a list of the neighborhoods and cities the resources cover, and some broad categories of what they offer. There is a link at the bottom of the article to see or download the full brochure.

These communities and surrounding neighborhoods are within the LA County Service Planning Area 6 (SPA 6):

Baldwin Hills •Compton • Crenshaw

Exposition Park • Florence

Gramercy Park • Hyde Park

Jefferson Park •Ladera Heights

Leimert Park • Lynwood • Paramount

Rosewood • South Los Angeles

South Central • South Park

University Park • Vermont • Watts

West Adams • Willowbrook  •  Windsor Hills

Contains information on Mental Health resources, Shelters, where to get Showers, Safe Parking, Victims of Domestic Violence. Specific information for Families, Single Adults, and Youth.

Click here to see or download the brochure

Check out the latest issue of the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative's "From Homelessness to Housing: Measure H Quarterly Update" with updates on the thousands of families and individuals who have been helped through our Countywide movement to combat and prevent homelessness.

This issue includes Measure H Success Stories, recent activities of the Homeless Initiative and its partners, and key implementation updates for Measure H-funded strategies.

Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative

500 West Temple St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

http://homeless.lacounty.gov