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General City Purposes





                                                                  2019-20         Change From         2020-21
              Program Changes                                  Adopted Budget    2019-20 Budget   Proposed Budget


           Administered by:  Housing and Community Investment

           36. Clinica Romero. Funding for Clinica Romero is provided                   100,000                               -                   100,000
              for quality, and affordable health care services that target
              underserved communities within the Greater Los Angeles
              area.

           37. Homeless Shelter Program. The Los Angeles County               26,815,446                 1,432,200               28,247,646
              Board of Supervisors and the Mayor and Council of the
              City of Los Angeles created the Los Angeles Homeless
              Services Authority (LAHSA). Funding is provided for
              LAHSA to coordinate crisis housing, provide critical, basic
              shelter  for  individuals  and  families  experiencing
              homelessness and in need of immediate housing,
              including over 800 winter shelter beds, and provides a
              point-of-entry into the Los Angeles Continuum of Care and
              the Coordinated Entry System (CES). Funding also
              supports LAHSA's work to provide case management,
              counseling,  and  housing  placement  services  to
              participants which allows program sponsors to more
              effectively address the permanent housing needs of
              vulnerable  individuals  and  families  experiencing
              homelessness in the City. Funding is included for 2020-21
              as the City's cash match with the County of Los Angeles
              to leverage federal grant funds. Funding is increased in
              2020-21 for Homeless Engagement Teams, Safe Parking
              Programs, LAHSA administration, and CES Navigation
              Centers that provide services, hygiene facilities, and
              storage.

           38. Los Angeles Homeless Count. As required by the U.S.                   750,000                               -                   750,000
              Department of Housing and Urban Development, local
              jurisdictions must conduct counts of homeless populations
              every year. Conducting the homeless count enables the
              City and County of Los Angeles to compete for and
              receive annual grant funding for the delivery of homeless
              services.

           39. Midnight Stroll Transgender Cafe. Funding is provided                   100,000                     100,000
              to provide a safe haven for unsheltered transgender
              individuals between the hours of 9:00 pm and 7:00 am.





















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