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Burbank City Council
August 13, 2024

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Home Again

LOS ANGELES
Ending Homelessness, One Family at a Time Since 2010
Our Mission:

To assist families experiencing
homelessness gain
independence by transitioning
into permanent housing and
employment with the support
of our community.

Welcome Home, Perez Family
Since 2010, our
vision has been be a
leading community
organization
committed to
building a brighter
future by ending
homelessness, one
family
Welcome Home, Simpson Family at a time

1. Crisis such as Loss of Job

2. Loss of Spouse (2nd Income)

3. Evicted from a home that they were
renting

4. Displacement due to disaster

5. Fleeing Domestic Violence

SOME CAUSES OF

HOMELESSNESS
No Child Should Be Homeless
Our Target Population
Unhoused families with children
from the region
Specifically
targeting Situationally
Glendale, Homeless Chronic
Burbank, San Families Unhoused
Fernando and aka First Time Families
neighboring Homeless
communities
5 Core 1. Shelter
Programs 2. Rapid Rehousing

3. Eviction Prevention

4. Transitional
Housing

5. Outreach/Education
Shelter

1. Overnight shelter (local church/motel),

2. Meals,

3. Access to Laundry/Shower facilities,
resource room, and storage,

4. Transportation,

5. Trained and compassionate case
managers.

Program Population: Families w/Children
Rapid Rehousing
Partnership with local government,
Provides between 6-12 months of rental subsidy,
Households uses 30% of monthly income towards the rent, HALA pays balance.

Household Requirements:
a. Meet with our staff weekly,
b. Accountability - Provide copies of pay stubs & bank statements, c. Children in school & parents work.

Program Population: Families w/Children & Individuals
Transitional Housing

1. A program for families who need
more than 90 days of shelter,

2. Partnership with City of Burbank
and Burbank Housing Corporation,

3. Triplex in Burbank,

4. Up to 24 months of housing and supportive services from HALA case managers.

Program Population: Families w/Children
Eviction Prevention

1. Initially a response to the
negative impact from COVID-19,

2. Support all household types who
have rental arrears. Most commonly supported are
those who've lost employment,

3. HALA provides up to 3 months of rental arrear assistance and counseling to achieve stability.

Program Population: Families w/Children & Individuals
Outreach & Education

1. Offering educational workshops that focus on
the prevention of homelessness,
Search 'Home Again L.A.' on YouTube to access

2. Respond to referrals of families living in their
vehicles or in motels and provide housing
resources.

Program Population: Families w/Children & Individuals
Mobile Resource
Center
Again
Providing a equitable
opportunity to access tools and
resources to those in need, ie technology, applications, etc. to the community.

Strategically identify venues such as health clinics,
senior centers, historically low-income neighborhoods.

Families Housed
Contact Information
818) 562-7778
[email protected]
www.HomeAgainLA.org DONATE HERE!
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