Client Demographics

Hispanic/Latino households experience a poverty rate of XX%, significantly higher than the countywide poverty rate of XX%.

In Los Angeles, XX% of single mothers and domestic violence survivors report facing housing insecurity due to financial constraints, making them vulnerable to homelessness.

Black/African American individuals in Los Angeles County face an unemployment rate of XX%, nearly double the countywide average.

XX% of formerly incarcerated individuals in Los Angeles face barriers to reentry, including limited access to employment opportunities and housing, contributing to a high recidivism rate.

Despite the perception of economic success, a significant portion of the Asian population in Los Angeles County, particularly immigrants and refugees, experiences poverty rates above XX%.

A significant proportion of veterans in Los Angeles County, estimated at XX%, struggle with mental health issues and substance abuse, contributing to challenges in securing stable employment and housing.

Approximately XX% of transition-aged youth in Los Angeles experience housing instability or homelessness within one year of aging out of the foster care system.

In Los Angeles, XX% of very low-income individuals and families spend more than half of their income on housing costs, leaving little for other necessities such as food, healthcare, and education.