Grants

to support organizational capacity building of a homeless services provider to diversify funding sources and evaluate expansion opportunities

to bolster financial capacity, increase staff training and development, and improve interim housing facilities for the re-entry population at risk of homelessness

to support implementation of the Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency and develop new financial instruments for permanent housing construction

to support a partnership with Los Angeles County's Department of Health Services and the Department of Public Health to pilot and refine an expanded service model for clients with substance use needs in supportive housing

to develop and deploy a series of market level workforce solutions that expand recruitment, increase retention, and improve operational capacity within the homeless service sector in Los Angeles County

to strengthen the national effort to end youth homelessness by providing legal analysis, education and litigation to unhoused youth as well as organizations and coalitions working to end youth homelessness

to support the development of federal policies related to implementing housing access for people experiencing homelessness

to support 300 new interim housing beds and 55 motel-based interim housing slots for individuals experiencing homelessness with a serious mental health disorder, who are being diverted from Los Angeles County Jail

for J-PAL North America, a center of MIT, to build the capacity of Los Angeles-based entities to design and carry out high-quality randomized evaluations of policies and/or programs aimed at preventing or reducing homelessness

for the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs to support research related to a longitudinal study of housing placements of people experiencing homelessness who are living in encampments and aspects of local land use & approval procedures that have the most substantial impacts on housing production