HOMELESS CRISIS SOLUTION

More than 75,000 people experience homelessness in Los Angeles County.

Encampments continue to grow while the cost of temporary programs increases every year.

Many veterans, seniors, families, and people with disabilities continue waiting for a real

opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Homelessness affects public health, mental health, public safety, and economic stability

throughout the region.

THE SOLUTION

Tiny Homes can become safe, organized, and permanent communities.

Churches, nonprofit organizations, private foundations, and local governments can work

together to develop affordable housing communities that include:

• Safe housing.

• Support services.

• Job training.

• Mental health programs.

• Family reunification assistance.

• Veteran support programs.

This is not simply about providing shelter.

It is about restoring dignity, hope, and stability.

THE RESULTS:

• Reduction in homelessness.

• Lower spending on temporary solutions.

• Safer communities.

• Better physical and mental health outcomes.

• People regaining independence and purpose.