Holos Communities was joined by public officials and community members to celebrate the Grand Opening of Avenida, our first Project Homekey site, on July 20th.

We must fund all the systems that touch people - health care, mental health, education, food access and workforce development - in order to assure the success of Permanent Supportive Housing.

When tracing the story of housing and inequity in the United States, we start to see the roots of how redlining, land use and zoning policies were the tools of choice to divide communities and exploit land for the profits of a chosen few.

A firsthand account of the challenges families face when facing buying a home, and how Community Land Trusts can help fill in the gap of affordable homes in Los Angeles.

Holos Communities hosted elected officials and Whittier community members at our second Project Homekey site, Laurel Grove, on April 6th.

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Fernish, a furniture rental company dedicated to making people feel at home and reducing the amount of furniture waste that ends up in landfills.

We're excited to share a recently completed mural at - and depicting the theme of - Metamorphosis, featuring images of monarch butterflies to reflect the spirit of transformation and transition.

Holos Communities showed elected officials and government workers our newest Project Homekey site, Avenida, on September 8th.

Burlington Family Apartments recently celebrated the graduation of 9 students housed in the apartment unit!

We have been awarded funding for a Project Homekey development to be known as Avenida to rehabilitate the Avenue Hotel.

CBH Residents get vaccinated!

Thank you to our sponsors and musicians for making this event one to remember!

A Veteran finds peace

CBH provides relief items and supplies to residents during COVID

Documentary on groundbreaking African American architect highlights 28th Street YMCA Apts

Gabby, a Clifford Beers Housing resident, shares her story