CHHA is thrilled to welcome Sean Kennedy as Deputy Secretary of Housing Policy. With years of experience in urban planning & policy, Sean will be instrumental in CHHA’s work to protect civil rights, prevent & end homelessness, expand affordable housing & promote homeownership.
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CA continues to maintain strong protections to help ensure all Californians can access state services, regardless of where they come from or the language they speak.
Check out CRD’s new language access guide to help state funded services better understand language access rules.
Check out CRD’s new language access guide to help state funded services better understand language access rules.
Our new language access guide will help government agencies, hospitals, nonprofits, and other state funded services better understand when and how to offer language services.View quoted post on X
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California is reversing decades of homelessness growth. Preliminary data from across the state shows unsheltered homelessness has declined for the second consecutive year – down 12.8% since 2024.
Unsheltered homelessness in California is DOWN for the 2nd year in a row. Down 7.3%!View quoted post on X
California is making progress with more affordable housing, more treatment and shelters, and accountability across all levels of government.
Thank you to the California Policy Lab for hosting a robust discussion on homelessness prevention, rapid re-housing, and employment & homelessness. Quality research plays a central role in developing homelessness strategies that meet the needs of the populations we’re serving.
We had a great turnout on Monday for our policy briefing on preventing homelessness in California - thank you to our attendees, speakers, and moderator! We have 3 more briefings in our series, join us for these new research insights and what they mean for Californians: mailchi.mp/capolicylab.or…View quoted post on X
Oct 30th: Preparing California for the Older Workforce Boom
Nov 9th: How Two Decades of Justice Reforms Reduced Racial Disparities in Prisons
Dec 1st: CalFresh and college students: Eligibility estimates and student outcomes
The Excess Sites program represents the best of an all-of-government approach to addressing much needed housing through innovation and collaboration.
Senior housing is coming to Covina, thanks to $36.8M from HCD’s Community Development Block Grant—Disaster Recovery and $14.8M through a $101M Multifamily Finance Super NOFA—LA Disaster fund designed to help the region rebuild quickly in the wake of devastating 2025 wildfires.View quoted post on X