Homelessness and Health Care

L.A. County has the largest homeless population in the nation, with over half living in the Skid Row area of downtown L.A. Homeless adults and families face multiple barriers in accessing needed health and mental health care. The complexities of providing the full range of services, such as housing, mental health, substance abuse, medical and social services, for the 35,000 chronically homeless individuals in the county are immense. This section collects local, state and federal documents to provide an understanding of the issues to move toward joint action to find solutions for this vulnerable population. In addition, the Institute for the Study of Homelessness and Poverty, acquired from the Weingart Center Association by United Way of Greater Los Angeles, has an excellent compilation of data resources on homelessness.

Publications and Documents

Jul 14 2008
California Budget Project (CBP)
July, 11, 2008: How do the Budgets Compare?

Jul 08 2008
Steve Cooley, LA County District Attorney, LA County DA Office: Bureau of Fraud and Corruption Prosecutions Justice System Integrity Division
District Attorney's letter on Edith Rodriguez

Jun 30 2008
Health Access
Not Just a One-Time Cut. . .

Jun 30 2008
California Forward
Curing Deficits and Creating Value

Jun 25 2008
Budget Conference Committee
State Budget Conference Committee Action List

Jun 23 2008
Manuel Moreno, Halil Toros, Max Stevens, County of Los Angeles Chief Executive Office
Examining the Cost Effectiveness of Los Angeles County's Homeless Prevention Initiative

Jun 17 2008
Subcommittee 3 - Health, Human Services, Labor, and Veterans Affairs
June 11, 2008 Major Action Report

Jun 17 2008
Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee
June 16, 2008 Action List

Jun 17 2008
California Budget Project (CBP)
How do the Budgets Compare?

Jun 13 2008
Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Committee
May Revision Highlights


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