More than 500 Unhoused Angelenos to find Housing and Get Medical, Behavioral Health and other Services thanks to $2 Million Investment by Health Net in LA Family Housing

Core Insights - Health Net has renewed a $1 million grant to LA Family Housing for the second consecutive year, supporting efforts to secure permanent affordable housing for individuals experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County [2][3] - The renewed funding aims to deepen the partnership between Health Net and LA Family Housing, enhancing systems for whole-person care and increasing access to stable housing [3][5] Funding and Impact - The grant will enable LA Family Housing to expand its housing portfolio, maintain partnerships with 190 landlords, and engage 35 additional property partners [5][6] - LA Family Housing exceeded its targets by acquiring 458 housing units, achieving 183% of its goal, and engaging 190 landlords, which is 146% of its target [4] Future Plans - LA Family Housing plans to host 12 housing events throughout the year and aims to place 250 individuals into permanent homes [5] - The partnership will also fund training to share unit-acquisition strategies with other service providers, enhancing community impact [6] Broader Commitment - From 2020 to 2025, Health Net has committed over $247 million to community-based organizations, demonstrating a long-term investment in addressing homelessness and supporting community health initiatives [7]