Los Angeles is the homeless capital of the USA. Since 1985, more than 100,000 homeless men, women, and children have received services from HHCLA. Approximately 20% of L.A.'s homeless are disabled. HHCLA is the only integrated treatment program for the homeless. Skid row is home to more than 10,000 homeless. HHCLA is the largest syringe exchange center in L.A. 47 million Americans do not have health care insurance. More than 10,000 homeless people were assisted by HHCLA last year.
How Your Donation Works
| $25 donation provides a food voucher and referral and transport to a shelter. | |
| $50 donation provides Hepatitis C or HIV Tests and Condoms for 10 people. | |
| $75 donation provides 500 needles and safer injecting supplies. | |
| $100 donation provides Parenting Classes and Childcare for 1 family. | |
| $500 donation provides physical exams and wound care treatments for 20 people. | |
| $1,000 donation provides psychiatric evaluations and initial treatment for 20 people. | |
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News
- Screening Follow-up: "The Other Guys" raises more than $75,000 for HHCLA. View the slide show now!
- We Did Good: 13th Plato de Oro at Cafe Pinot.
- News Item: L.A.'s Homeless Advocates Object To Proposed Housing Crackdown
- Training & Education: New course brochure is now available.
- The newly designed L.A. Homeless Resource Wiki is now Live and Ready for Your Participation.
- View the New Harm Reduction Video.
- Evaluation of an overdose prevention and response training program for injection drug users in the Skid Row area of Los Angeles.
Sneak Preview Night at the L.A. Auto Show 2010-08-21
Last year more than 3,000 people enjoyed a festive evening at the LA Auto Show Sneak Preview Night, benefiting Homeless Health Care Los Angeles. PLEASE JOIN US on November 18, 2010.
The Other Guys | Special Movie Screening Benefiting HHCLA2010-07-06
Adam McKay and Shira Piven in concert with Sony Pictures Entertainment present The Other Guys, a special screening to benefit Homeless Health Care Los Angeles, Thursday August 5th, at Sony Pictures Studio/Cary Grant Theater.
Mark Casanova: The Rescuer2010-07-06
LA Weekly interviews Mark Casanova, Executive Director of HHCLA.