If you or your clients have food stamps, discuss that they may get next month’s allotment early and help them budget accordingly. Because of the federal government’s shutdown, it is possible that workers won’t be available to process February’s food stamps so they may be issued early. Now is the time to budget wisely […]
Read More February Foodstamps Now – budgets neededWINTER SHELTER UPDATE The following Winter Shelter Programs will extend their hours this week from 5 p.m. Monday, January 14 until 7 a.m. Friday, January 18: SPA 1- Antelope Valley- Hope of the Valley SPA 2- San Fernando Valley- Santa Clarita CDC SPA 2- San Fernando Valley- Hope of the Valley SPA 3- San […]
Read More Extended Hours at the Winter ShelterFollow this link for more information: https://www.lahsa.org/documents?id=2626-2018-2019-lahsa-winter-shelter-program-list.pdf Be mindful of which places allow walk ins, which require you to RSVP and who will allow pets. Stay Warm.
Read More LAHSA Winter Shelter24 Hr. Fitness will be hosting a Hiring Event on Tuesday, December 11th from 2pm-4pm. Apply online at https://careers.24hourfitness.com/ or using the links below. Make sure to take your resume the day of the event. Sherman Oaks Galleria Jobs: Service Representative – Sherman Oaks Galleria Service Representative Night – Sherman Oaks Galleria Sales Advisor […]
Read More 24 hour Fitness in Sherman Oaks is hiringKnow your status Remember those who have not survived this illnesses. Remove the stigma and push the science forward.
Read More World AIDs DayDowntown Los Angeles has a 5 block area called Skid Row. It is nestled by The Alley, the Garment District, the Crafts District, Cold Storage (for fish) and close to the Banking and Diamond Districts. But even on the map you can tall it is depressed. 1 tint little park – no grocery stores, lots […]
Read More Where the Incomes Diverge, Side by SideThe hardest part of advocating for people who have severe, immediate, life threatening needs is saying, “I know what you need, but I can’t offer that today.” As advocates we see people who have lost connections to their family, have a “street family” but no real friendships with housed individuals, and our street top sleeping neighbors […]
Read More The Hardest Part of Advocating for People with Intense NeedsSeniors need more than just tender care. They also need items that can help them move around and access places that they normally don’t have access to. A good example is a wheelchair or even a simple walking stick, but these items are not enough. They will also need items that will help them move… via […]
Read More Ten Things To Consider When Elevating the Needs of Seniors — Top 10 of Anything and Everything!!!Tonight I am at the 20 year gala for San Fernando valley rescue mission and the speaker mentioned that the ability to ask for help is key to surviving any kind of downfall. It has been my personal blessing to be the person getting those calls from family, friends, clients and strangers. It has been […]
Read More The phone ringsFull disclosure, I have severely mentally ill family members who collect guns. I won’t go to their homes.
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