Donyielle Holley
Housing Stabilization Division Manager
City of Pomona, Neighborhood Services Department
2022-2023 POMONA STATE OF HOMELESSNESS
AGENDA
01 Introduction
02 Our Mission
03 Our Collaboration
04 Our 2023 Count
05 Our Accomplishments
06 Our Upcoming Programs
OUR MISSION
Pomona pursues a mission of restoring hope
through creating opportunity and transforming
lives of individuals and families who desire to
break free from the cycle of homelessness.
We bring this mission to life every day by
collaboratively helping our unhoused residents
and housed residents at risk for homelessness
overcome barriers to securing and maintaining
permanent housing, increasing their income,
improving their health, and ultimately
achieving independence.
OUR COLLABORATION
OUR COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS
City of Pomona
Pomona Continuum of Care Coalition
Volunteers of America
Tri-City Mental Health Services
East Valley Community Health Center
God’s Pantry
Just Us For Youth
Prototypes
Foothill Aids Project
House of Ruth
Pomona Unified School District
Inland Valley Hope Partners
Foothill Family Shelter
PCS Family Services
Pomona Valley Hospital
Western University
Project Horseshoe Farm
Inland Valley Humane Society & SPCA
Parktree Community Health Center
Catholic Charities
Pomona Economic Opportunity Center
Pomona United for Stable Housing
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
Union Station Homeless Services
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
L.A. County Department of Mental Health
L.A. County Department of Health Services
L.A. County Department of Public Health
L.A. County CEO’s Office / Homeless Initiative
L.A. County Development Authority
United Way
L.A. County Department of Public Social Services
L.A. County Department of Children & Family Services
L.A. County America’s Job Centers
San Gabriel Valley Consortium on Homelessness
Neighborhood Legal Services
Housing Rights Center
Sycamores
Stay Housed L.A.
CA Department of Housing & Community Development
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Jenny Macias, Office of Assemblymember Freddie Rodriguez (District 53) Eva Thiel-Maiz, Office of Supervisor Hilda L. Solis (District 1) Marisol Guerra, Office of Congressmember Norma Torres (CA-35) Support Solutions
American Recovery Center
Cal Poly Pomona
Pomona Colleges
Mission City Community Network
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights
Consulate General of Mexico, Los Angeles
2023 HOMELESS COUNT
2023 HOMELESS COUNT
2023 HOMELESS COUNT
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2022 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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HOPE FOR HOME
HOPE FOR HOME
HOPE FOR HOME
HOPE FOR HOME
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MOTEL VOUCHERS
Served: 188 Households
PERMANENT HOUSING
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UPCOMING PROGRAMS
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Recently Rehabilitated
CCOGIHS
L.A. County awarded
one year grant funding
for operations and
supportive services
POMONA FAMILY INTERIM
HOUSING PROGRAM
1172 E. Pasadena : City purchased 5
unit apartment building to provide
temporary housing for homeless
families with minor children and
connected with the Pomona Unified
School District
Grand Opening
Nov. 2023
POMONA FAMILY RESOURCE
CENTER
2040 N.Garey Avenue : Existing city -
owned homeless services site operated
by Volunteers of America.
Currently expanding to a Family
Resource Center to serve families with
case management, navigation , basic
needs and resources provided by
additional service partners
Grand Opening
Recently Rehabilitated
FAMILY SERVICES
Rental Assistance
Homeless Services
Immigration Services
Legal Services
CONNECTION TO
RESOURCES
Food
Education
Childcare
Employment
Housing
Mainstream Benefits
Document Attainment
Mental Health & Wellness
AND MOREJan. 2024
QUESTIONS AND FEEDBACK