CEO of Mayor’s Fund supports Mayor Karen Bass’s homelessness response in City budget proposal
For nearly a year, the Mayor’s Fund has operated We Are Los Angeles, which is focused on eviction prevention and housing stabilization.
For nearly a year, the Mayor’s Fund has operated We Are Los Angeles, which is focused on eviction prevention and housing stabilization.
Mayor Karen Bass is joining the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles and U.S.VETS to announce a partnership that will help ensure no veterans end up homeless when there are resources available to help them.
As part of the We Are LA program, St. John’s Community Health has engaged over 240,000 patients to see if they could benefit from the services provided by the program and have linked over 20,000 people to the needed eviction prevention services.
The Fund's President and CEO, Conway Collis, sits down with NBC4's Conan Nolan to discuss the work being done to prevent evictions and homelessness.
The We Are L.A. team held a tenant resources clinic on March 2nd, where the volunteers connected attendees to resources they may already qualify for, answered questions about landlord complaints, and helped them respond to Unlawful Detainer notices.
The $100,000 Gift will fuel the We Are L.A. homelessness prevention project and will help connect thousands of Angelenos facing eviction to vital resources
See why the work done by We Are L.A. is an important step in solving the homelessness crisis. Courtesy of The Times Editorial Board.
The work the Mayor's Fund has been doing through We Are L.A. has recently been featured in the LA Times. Read the article at their website linked below.
Mayor Bass is leading an unprecedented emergency response to our city’s homelessness crisis, and she has called on all of us to step up and help confront it together.