Welcome Home for 27 People Housed Through LA County’s Pathway Home Program
Los Angeles County celebrated 27 people who moved from encampments into permanent housing through Pathway Home, with St. Joseph Center providing housing navigation, supportive services, and ongoing case management.
Los Angeles County celebrated 27 formerly unhoused residents who successfully transitioned from encampments into permanent housing through the Pathway Home program.
St. Joseph Center partnered with LA County to support participants throughout the housing process, providing housing navigation, supportive services, and ongoing case management. The February 2024 effort helped residents move from encampments in Lennox, Walnut Park, Firestone Park, and Hawthorne into apartments at The Dalton.
Read the full release from Los Angeles County.
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