New Apartment Building Opens For Homeless In L.A.
CBS: More than 100 chronically homeless people have moved into a new apartment building on Skid Row that offers on-site support services to keep them off of the streets, it was announced today.
Housing for homeless opens on skid row
LA Times: During the grand opening today of the Abbey Apartments, a 115-unit building on skid row for people who have disabilities and have been chronically homeless, housing officials asked resident Karen Burton to tell the story of her life.
A Very Dear Abbey
Downtown LA News: At Skid Row Housing Trust’s New Apartment Complex, Emphasis Is on In-House Services
Saving lives, saving money
LA Times: Project 50, initiated by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors, had a bold objective: Select the 50 most hard-core, sick, chronically homeless people on skid row, give them a place to live with a raft of support services, and see what happens.