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In 2024, LAHSA led LA's CoC to 27,994 Permanent Housing placements *

* Data provided courtesy of County Information Officer
Federal Funding Update

Impacts of Federal Funding Cuts to the Los Angeles Homeless Services System

On June 11, 2026, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced that it would immediately suspend all funding to LAHSA and LA Continuum of Care (CoC). Los Angeles CoC's federal funding is a critical revenue stream that helps thousands of Angelenos enter permanent housing and stay housed long-term.

If the federal government proceeds with withholding Los Angeles CoC's already allocated funding, the following people would likely return to homelessness or lose critical services.

7,545
Households Currently Housed, Sheltered, or Served with Federal Funding
11,423
People Currently Housed, Sheltered, or Served with Federal Funding

Within these households, there are:

1,030
Families
1,923
Children
823
Transition-Aged Youth (18–24)
1,627
Seniors
901
Individuals in Families Impacted by Intimate Partner Violence
89
Veterans

Note: Household count is an undercount, as it does not include DV households.

Note: 285 households, comprised of 287 individuals, are being served in services-only programs. All other households can be considered housed or sheltered.

There are 7,545 households currently housed, sheltered, or served with federal funding.

Breakdown of 7,545 federally funded households: 6,221 in Permanent Supportive Housing, 1,324 in other programs, 1,030 family households, and 6,510 non-family households. Demographics of federally funded households. Age: 20% children, 7% youth, 58% adults, 15% seniors. Gender: 50% man or boy, 49% woman or girl, 1% transgender, non-binary, or other. Race and ethnicity: 37% Black, African American, or African; 31% White; 27% Hispanic or Latina/o; 2% American Indian, Alaska Native, or Indigenous; 2% Asian or Asian American; 1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander; 0% Middle Eastern or North African. 901 individuals in families impacted by intimate partner violence. 89 veterans.

Notes:

Data as of June 22, 2026.

Other programs are Time-Limited Subsidy, Transitional Housing, Joint Time-Limited Subsidy – Transitional Housing, and Supportive Services Only.

Non-Family households are either households comprised of only adults or households comprised of only children.

Household count is an undercount, as it does not include DV households.

With LAHSA in the lead, the

Los Angeles Continuum of Care has achieved

Phase 1
Outreach
0
participants served by Outreach
0
moved from street to Interim Housing
Phase 2
Interim Housing
0
participants served in Interim Housing
0
participants document ready
Phase 3
Permanent Housing
Flagship Metric
0
Permanent Housing placements in 2024
0
moved from Interim to Permanent Housing
Note: Unless noted otherwise, the data points above are from July through the end of September 2025.

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