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Homeless and Housing Program<br />

Homeless and Housing Program <strong>Budget</strong> Summary<br />

HOMELESS AND HOUSING PROGRAM BUDGET SUMMARY<br />

Mission Statement<br />

The Homeless and Housing Program (HHP) was designed to<br />

prevent and reduce homelessness in Los Angeles County by<br />

using a regional and multi-dimensional approach to increase<br />

housing and supportive services for individuals, families, and<br />

youth. The HHP continues to implement specific programs in<br />

partnership with County departments, the Los Angeles<br />

Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), Community<br />

Development Commission, various cities, and non-profit<br />

partners. The Program focuses on preventing and reducing<br />

homelessness through the following six strategies: housing<br />

assistance to maintain permanent housing; discharge planning<br />

at hospitals and jails; community capacity building with local<br />

housing developers and service providers; regional planning to<br />

develop housing resources and service networks; supportive<br />

services integration and linkages to housing; and innovative<br />

programs for the most vulnerable chronically homeless.<br />

2011-12 <strong>Budget</strong> Message<br />

The 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> reflects a net County cost<br />

decrease of $16.3 million in one-time funding used for the<br />

provision of homeless and housing program services which<br />

include the Jail “In-Reach” Case Management program; the<br />

Moving Assistance/Rental Subsidies for Transitional Age Youth<br />

Exiting Dependency and Probation Systems; and the Respite<br />

Center for Homeless Families. Some of these programs were<br />

provided by County departments and others by contract<br />

agencies. The budget also provides $41.4 million in one-time<br />

and ongoing funding to continue homeless assistance<br />

HOMELESS AND HOUSING PROGRAM<br />

<strong>Budget</strong> Summaries<br />

FY 2009-10 FY 2010-11 FY 2010-11 FY 2011-12 FY 2011-12 CHANGE FROM<br />

CLASSIFICATION ACTUAL ESTIMATED BUDGET REQUESTED RECOMMENDED BUDGET<br />

FINANCING USES<br />

SERVICES & SUPPLIES $ 19,232,421.58 $ 38,480,000 $ 57,699,000 $ 41,372,000 $ 41,372,000 $ (16,327,000)<br />

GROSS TOTAL $ 19,232,421.58 $ 38,480,000 $ 57,699,000 $ 41,372,000 $ 41,372,000 $ (16,327,000)<br />

NET TOTAL $ 19,232,421.58 $ 38,480,000 $ 57,699,000 $ 41,372,000 $ 41,372,000 $ (16,327,000)<br />

REVENUE 160,000.00 0 0 0 0 0<br />

NET COUNTY COST $ 19,072,421.58 $ 38,480,000 $ 57,699,000 $ 41,372,000 $ 41,372,000 $ (16,327,000)<br />

FUND FUNCTION ACTIVITY<br />

GENERAL FUND PUBLIC ASSISTANCE OTHER ASSISTANCE<br />

programs including the prototype court program for<br />

defendants who are homeless and have co-occurring illnesses<br />

(mental health and substance abuse); rental subsidies; moving<br />

assistance; supportive services for homeless families,<br />

individual, and veterans. The budget also includes ongoing<br />

funding to pay for County Counsel legal services for the<br />

Homeless Prevention Initiative (HPI) program.<br />

Critical/Strategic Planning Initiatives<br />

The HHP has successfully implemented 30 programs and<br />

served nearly 50,500 individuals, 21,900 families, and 1,223<br />

transition-age youth. The HHP funding has:<br />

■ Placed 14,377 individuals and 7,256 families into emergency,<br />

transitional, and permanent supportive housing.<br />

■ Opened the Center for Community Health Downtown<br />

Los Angeles, a state‐of-the‐art, 21,000-square-foot medical<br />

facility, in partnership with JWCH Institute, Inc., the Weingart<br />

Center Association, and funded in part by a coalition of<br />

foundations. The Center has received 33,117 visits from<br />

homeless and low-income persons in and around Skid Row for<br />

medical, mental health, and substance abuse services.<br />

■ Assisted 897 households, as of December 2010, with securing<br />

housing stability through the $12.0 million Homeless<br />

Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program funded by<br />

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in collaboration<br />

with the Community Development Commission, other County<br />

departments and LAHSA.<br />

FY 2011-12 <strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Budget</strong> <strong>Volume</strong> <strong>One</strong> 28.1 County of Los Angeles

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