Housing Resources

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The City of Hermosa Beach is committed to ensuring equal access to housing opportunities, free from discrimination. We uphold fair housing principles, prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, familial status, disability, or age. By promoting fair housing, Hermosa Beach aims to create an inclusive community with safe, affordable, and suitable housing for all.

To support our residents in accessing fair and equitable housing, we offer the following resources:

211 Los Angeles

211 Los Angeles

Overview: 211 LA (or 211 LA County) is a comprehensive resource hub for community members and organizations seeking health, human, and social services in Los Angeles County.

Services Provided:

Information and Referrals: Offers guidance and connects individuals to services that best meet their needs through a 24-hour call line (dial 2-1-1), website, and chat.
Community Calendar: An online calendar that lists local events providing services and community connections.

Special Programs: Includes outreach and education, service navigation, and care coordination to help people access and obtain services.

Technology Services: Enables community organizations to refer, track, and collaborate on client care.

Database Maintenance: Maintains and updates Los Angeles County's official comprehensive database of over 50,000 health and human services.
Contact Information: Dial 2-1-1 for 24-hour assistance.

Website: 211 LA Official Website

Housing Rights Center (HRC)

Housing Rights Center (HRC)

Mission: The Housing Rights Center is dedicated to promoting and securing fair housing for all residents. It aims to eliminate housing discrimination and ensure equal housing opportunities through education, advocacy, and enforcement.

Services Provided:

Education and Outreach: HRC conducts workshops, seminars, and community events to educate the public about fair housing laws and rights.

Investigation and Enforcement: The organization investigates complaints of housing discrimination and works to resolve issues through mediation or legal action if necessary.

Counseling and Support: Provides counseling to individuals facing housing discrimination, helping them understand their rights and navigate the complaint process.

Resources and Referrals: Offers resources and referrals to other agencies and organizations that can provide additional support and services.

Contact Information: Toll-free number 1 (800) 477-5977 for assistance.

Website: HRC Official Website

California Department of Business, Consumer Affairs and Housing

Los Angeles County Consumer and Business Affairs

Home Sharing Resources for Seniors

Home Sharing Resources for Seniors

Affordable Living for the Aging (ALA)

Overview: A program that screens, matches, and monitors two people to share a home based on living preferences and compatibility.

Arrangements: Can be rent-based or a combination of rent and daily living support.

Success Rate: ALA has had 2,500 successful matches since 1978, with a match rate of 94% and an average duration of 2.5 years.

Contact Information: Visit ALA - Affordable Living for the Aging for more information.

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LACDA Senior Repair Grants

LACDA Senior Repair Grants

Overview: The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) offers grants to assist low-income seniors with home repairs. These grants aim to improve the safety, accessibility, and livability of homes for senior residents.

Eligibility: Typically, these grants are available to senior homeowners who meet specific income requirements and need assistance with essential home repairs.

Types of Repairs Covered:

Accessibility modifications (e.g., ramps, grab bars)

Essential repairs to plumbing, electrical, and heating systems

Roof repairs or replacements

Other necessary home improvements to ensure safety and habitability

Grant Amount: The amount of the grant can vary based on the scope of the repairs needed and the specific program guidelines.

Application Process: Interested seniors need to apply through the LACDA. The application process usually involves providing proof of income, homeownership, and details about the needed repairs.

Contact Information: For more information or to apply, seniors can contact LACDA directly at (626) 262-4511.

Website: Visit the LACDA Official Website for more details and to access the application forms.