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Future program Mary’s Housing
Love Mission has spent 7 years working with wrap around programs.
We want to partner with you, Pastor Michael Grissom works with local police departments securing housing for families veterans and Mother’s with children.
Mission statements – The first step is to address their immediate, basic needs for shelter, food, and clothing. But more importantly, we need to address what led them to their homelessness. We pair all residents with a Case Manager who walks with them as they overcome barriers to permanent housing and financial self-sufficiency. The Case Manager helps them establish an individualized case plan, including short and long-term goals and objectives. We work with all the people in our Transitional Housing Program, providing concrete action steps for them to take to transition out of homelessness:
- clear DMV records so that they can drive,
- stabilize mental health,
- provide support to navigate through family reunification
- obtain full-time employment
- increase income, pay off debt, save for emergencies
- learn the importance of healthy parenting practices
The Case Manager meets with the family every week to evaluate the progress of the case plan and offers additional support and additional referral service if needed. The family also participates in a financial literacy course that helps them create step-by-step personal finance plans to tackle their specific needs and repair credit.
Once a family has established themselves in a career and built up enough savings, the Housing Navigator will offer assistance in helping them transition out of our program and into low-income housing. The Housing Navigator provides one-on-one support to help the residents identify what they need to sustain independent living and never return to homelessness. The family works one-on-one with the Housing Navigator to develop a housing plan which includes scheduling housing appointments, identifying subsidized housing, applying for additional public benefits, and or connecting the residents to partner agencies. HIS-OC has a 7% rate of recidivism for residents who have graduated from the program, making it among the county’s lowest rates. We help them home . . . for good.
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We need volunteers to serve and distribute items during this time and possibly assist with set up and clean up of tables, etc.
Your time is very valuable to us and we thank you for considering volunteering with Love Mission Community Development Inc.
About Us Homelessness in Los Angeles
At the regional level, the slowing in the growth of the region’s homeless population is encouraging. That said, the City is aware that it continues to be frustrating that the regional social safety net is not yet making significant and sustained reductions in the number of people experiencing homelessness.
The official 2022 LA County Homeless Count is 69,144 people. This is a 4.1% increase from the 2020 Count. The Service Planning Area (SPA) 4 Count (which includes the areas of Skid Row and Hollywood in the City of Los Angeles, as well as the City of West Hollywood) also saw a 4% increase from 17,121 in 2020 to 17,820 in 2022. However, LAHSA believes those numbers are indicating a potential flattening of the curve. Regional increases are significantly down from the double-digit increases in the years preceding the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the regional level, the slowing in the growth of the region’s homeless population is encouraging. That said, the City is aware that it continues to be frustrating that the regional social safety net is not yet making significant and sustained reductions in the number of people experiencing homelessness.
Sponsor A Bed
$30 A Day Shower Clothing and a Warm Bed
Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), on Thursday, September 8, 2022, released the results of the 2022 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count. LAHSA’s official point-in-time count for the City of West Hollywood is 40 persons, a significant decrease from the 2020 count (112 persons) and the City’s lowest number since the City began participating in the count in 2009.
For just $30 a day you can sponsor a bed in a shelter for someone homeless. we refer men and women to shelters that except people on a first come basis. We work with Skid Row Police man that call on us in emergency situation during the winters months.
Now Serving all zip codes in Los Angeles counties
Welcome! We are a food recovery program, Clean California
Overall, the program is necessary because it addresses critical
issues, such as reducing food waste, alleviating hunger, and promoting
environmental sustainability, and it aims to create a long-lasting
positive impact on the community and the state as a whole.