For more than 40 years, PATH has worked to end homelessness for individuals, families, and communities.
California, USA
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PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
What if healthcare and housing were designed together from day one?
El Cerrito’s modular + wellness-driven approach offers a replicable model for future mixed-use developments.
Read the story: bit.ly/4bYu3Uz
@LPAinc @pathpartners
#DesignInnovation #interiorsandsources
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
"In homelessness, the issue isn't just not having a home, it's not having the support you need, and that's normally how homelessness starts." - Minori Groene
@minori.groene @pathpartners
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
Southern California Rackers are using VTO to give back with @pathpartners 💙 From organizing donations to connecting with residents, it’s the moments that matter most.
We're excited to see how Rackers continue giving back this Global Month of Giving Back!
ALT Group photo with eight individuals smiling.
ALT A group of people is gathered around a table covered with a blue cloth, participating in a bingo game. One person holds up a bingo card and appears to be smiling. A computer screen displays "Bingo" in the background. Cups are on the table and a bingo cage is visible next to the screen.
ALT A person sorting clothes in a storage room with racks of various garments. The individual is wearing a face mask and is moving items on a shelf with folded apparel. There are large storage bins and a rack filled with hanging clothes in the background.
ALT Two people are organizing clothes on shelves in a storage room. The shelves are filled with various folded clothes, and there are hangers with garments on the right side. One person is wearing glasses and casually dressed, and both appear to be engaged in their task.
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
The @sjbarracuda are teaming up with @pathpartners again this year! 🦈
This week, drop off non-perishable food items at Sharks Ice, and this weekend, bring a donation to the Cuda home games at @techcuarena.
Thank you for making an impact with us!
On top of tariffs and HR1 threatening healthcare and food security, the administration is now proposing drastic funding changes at HUD. These cuts would strip critical resources from supportive services and building affordable homes, causing more homelessness.
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
Tour a unique modular Homekey development in San Diego with @CAbcsh Secretary Moss & get inspired by her vision for using housing-first principles to quickly shelter formerly homeless neighbors with dignity, creating opportunity for California’s most vulnerable. @pathpartners
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
🚨CALL TO ACTION🚨Please join ICLC & other homeless service providers by calling (916) 445-2841 and asking @CAgovernor @GavinNewsom to sign #SB79!
@pathpartners @ThePplConcern @SafePlace4Youth @StJosephCtr
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
.@pathpartners recognizes Steven Nguyen as an Unsung Hero for his dedication, attention to detail, and strong commitment to serving both clients and colleagues as Program Specialist 🔥
💙 Learn more about all of our incredible Heroes here! u2eh.to/unsung-heroes
Yesterday in San Diego, @AsmLaShae joined our Regional Director, Hanan Scrapper & outreach team to connect with unhoused neighbors. Grateful for her partnership in ensuring every voice is valued & every neighbor has a path home. #endhomelessness 💙
Our PATH San Diego team was honored to be recognized by @AsmChrisWard for the dedication of our frontline staff. From outreach to housing, they work every day to connect neighbors with resources, break down barriers, and help Californians make it home. #EndHomelessness
PATH supports SB 79!
Learn more: cayimby.org/legislation/sb-7…
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
[BILL ALERT] SB 79, which broadly legalizes more homes near high quality transit stops, has passed the Assembly appropriations committee!
The bill now goes to an Assembly floor vote, then back to the Senate for concurrence.
PATH recently joined with nonprofits from various sectors who will be heavily impacted by Federal cuts to form a Basic Needs Coalition to advocate for the protection of lifesaving programs for the most vulnerable individuals.
Congratulations, @TordillosD3, on being sworn in as the new District 3 @CityofSanJose Councilmember! PATH looks forward to working with you to reduce homelessness and expand the supply of affordable housing in D3 and beyond. 🎉🏘️
PATH staff and Villas on 4th Street residents joined Japantown neighbors and @SupBettyDuong for National Night Out in San Jose 💙 A great evening of community, connection, and neighborhood pride!
Not only is homelessness down in the County and City of Los Angeles, but it’s also decreasing across the @metrolosangeles transit system thanks to expanded outreach efforts.
Learn more about this progress in the @LA_WaveNews: bit.ly/46A3jqB
Thank you @AsmChrisWard for hosting a Pride Roundtable yesterday and including PATH! Housing and homelessness are LGBTQ+ issues. 🌈🏘️
PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) retweeted
With a 4% drop in homelessness & unsheltered homelessness down 9.5%, this year’s Homeless Count is trending downward in Los Angeles County. While this trend is encouraging, challenges remain. Continued focus on collaboration, prevention, & housing is required for more progress.
The latest data from @LAHomeless shows that homelessness is continuing to decline across Los Angeles County. The solutions we’ve all invested in—outreach, shelter, supportive services, and housing—are working.
Visit lahsa.org to learn more!
