The Los Angeles Department of Aging does not maintain housing facilities, but we work with local organizations and government agencies to provide housing and homeless resources.
Provides fair housing services to residents of Los Angeles County, such as updated affordable housing listings, landlord/tenant counseling, discrimination investigation, outreach, and education. For more information, you can call 800-477-5977 or visit their website https://www.housingrightscenter.org/.
Handy Worker Program: The program provides free minor home repairs and limited safety/security device improvements to low-income older adults 62 years and older or disabled resident homeowners or homeowners with disabled relatives residing with them. Income limits apply. Emergency repairs that directly affect the health and safety of occupants are also provided to other homeowners if their income does not exceed the limits, regardless of age or disability status.
If you want more information or are interested in receiving this program’s services, call the Los Angeles Housing Department by calling 213-808-8803 or visit their website https://housing2.lacity.org/residents/handyworker.
The Accessible Housing Program’s online portal allows you to search for affordable, accessible units in the Covered Housing Developments. Click the following link to begin your search: https://lahousing.lacity.org/AAHR
A free, online property search service that links people with affordable and accessible housing in our communities. To begin your search, visit the department’s website https://housing2.lacity.org/housing/search-for-housing. You can also call them at 877-428-8844.
The Department investigates violations of the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) and the City’s multifamily residential Housing Code. You can file your complaint at the following link: https://housing2.lacity.org/File-a-Complaint.
To find additional resources they offer, visit their website https://housing.lacity.org/.
Provides affordable housing, supportive services, and alternative housing options for low-income and formerly homeless older adults. Housing Providers can join the program to share their homes with compatible, pre-screened Housing Seekers who can pay monthly rent for available rooms, offer assistance with household chores, or both. Housing Seekers are adults of all ages who may not wish to live alone or cannot afford to do so. They must be mentally, emotionally, physically, and financially self-sufficient. The organization will screen providers and seekers, match compatibility, and execute living agreements.
For more information, call them at 323-650-7988 or visit their website using the following link: http://alaseniorliving.org/shared-housing/.
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles offers a range of programs for low-income, homeless, disabled, children, and older adults. To apply for public housing and/or get updates on the Section 8 Waiting List, call them at 626-262-4511 (Main Office) or 626-262-4510 (Section 8). For more information, you can visit their website https://www.hacla.org/en.
LAHSA coordinates housing and services for the homeless, at-risk homeless families, and individuals in Los Angeles County.
For more information or help, call the hotline at 213-225-6581 or visit the website https://www.lahsa.org/get-help?ref=ces to receive assistance.
LA-HOP is designed to assist people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County with outreach services, including:
• Homeless Services Navigation
• Mental Health First Aid
• Motivational Interviewing
• Trauma Informed Care
To learn more or make an outreach request, visit their website https://www.lahsa.org/portal/apps/la-hop/request.
Provides safe parking options for people experiencing homelessness in their vehicles. All program locations include access to a restroom facility and a security guard. For more information and/or to begin the application process, call/text 323-210-3375 or visit their website https://safeparkingla.org/.
A data-driven GIS Map of Interim and Supportive Housing. Click the following link to begin your search: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/400d7b75f18747c4ae1ad22d662781a3.