Transforming lives through coordinated services, housing solutions, and community partnerships to end homelessness in Los Angeles County.
The Coordinated Entry System (CES) connects homeless individuals, youth, and families to services and housing through a collaborative, no-wrong-door network, including outreach teams, access centers, and 211.
The Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, the nation’s largest, gathers critical data over three days to inform efforts to end homelessness in the region.
The Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) fosters cooperation, improves program quality, and collects accurate data to support housing stability and self-sufficiency.
LAHSA’s 10-member Commission, appointed by the County and City, sets budgetary, funding, and policy decisions, meeting monthly to guide our mission.
LAHSA administers federal, state, and local funding to nearly 100 service providers, ensuring effective distribution through RFPs, support, and capacity-building resources.
The Legislative Affairs unit advocates for policy changes with public, nonprofit, and private partners to address homelessness across the Los Angeles Continuum of Care.
Individuals housed annually
Partner agencies supported
Annual Homeless Count
