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Posts Tagged ‘homeless’

MHALA Housed 2,258 People This Past Year

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | August 13, 2024
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Los Angeles County saw an overall decrease in unsheltered homelessness of about 5%, according to the 2024 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count. Out of 27,300 people housed in LA County, 2,258 of…

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MHALA opens emergency shelter in Antelope Valley

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | August 21, 2023
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In response to Hurricane Hilary, Mental Health America of Los Angeles (MHALA) opened an emergency shelter in Antelope Valley for unhoused community members impacted by the storm. The shelter, which…

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That ‘homeless person’ could be someone’s son. Mine, for instance.

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | April 21, 2022

By Shannon Jones, a former journalist, a current real estate agent in Long Beach, and a mother to one of MHALA’s members. Click Here to read the story in the…

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Reinventing Mental Health Services in a Pandemic

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | May 18, 2020
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The COVID-19 crisis has impacted the mental health of our entire community. It’s hard to find anyone who does not feel some degree of anxiety and unease. But for those…

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Coronavirus Brings Toughest Mental Health Month In Memory

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | May 14, 2020
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May has been Mental Health Awareness Month since 1949. May 2020 may well be the most stressful in the last 71 years, Long Beach experts say. “It’s impacting the whole…

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With Pandemic Heaped on Crisis, Homeless Services Are in Triage Mode

By Mental Health America of Los Angeles | April 17, 2020
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About 10 people live in the Dominguez Gap homeless camp along the edge of North Long Beach. Some are older—one woman just turned 81—and many have been there for years.…

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