On October 12, 2023, the Weingart Center hosted a special groundbreaking ceremony for 600 San Pedro, its newest permanent supportive housing development located in downtown Los Angeles.

The higher rate of homelessness among men may be attributed to a number of reasons: unemployment, limited social support networks, and issues regarding mental health and substance abuse, for example.

Homelessness is a pressing issue in America, affecting individuals from all walks of life. However, a concerning trend has emerged in recent years: the increase of elderly people within homeless communities.

Due to the long-lasting impact that trauma has on physical and mental health, healthcare providers and policymakers are adopting trauma-informed organizational and clinical best practices that have the potential to improve health outcomes.

Weingart Center has built and recently opened 11010 smB, offering permanent supportive housing for seniors and senior veterans, giving dignity and hope back to people without a home.

We believe that no one deserves to be homeless and that those experiencing homelessness can get back on their feet with the right assistance. And our work at the Weingart Center shows this to be true.

On February 15, 2023, the Weingart Center hosted a special ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of 11010 smB, its newest permanent supportive housing development for seniors and senior Veterans.

Confused by the various housing solutions out there? Don’t worry. This short article will explain the 4 main types of housing solutions and how the Weingart Center goes beyond emergency shelter.

In this 12/12/2022 podcast episode of KNX News On Demand, Weingart Center President & CEO, Senator Kevin Murray (ret), offers great insight into the State of Emergency that newly-appointed L.A. Mayor, Karen Bass, declared on her first day in office.

Nelson is 64 years old and was homeless for ten years—his car was his home. According to Nelson, he became homeless because he was unable to afford rent.

When it comes to overcoming homelessness, the obstacles can seem insurmountable. At the Weingart Center, we want to change that by ensuring that people experiencing homelessness have access to interim and permanent supportive housing along with the comprehensive services they need to get back on their feet.

Having a safe place to call home is critical for people experiencing homelessness to get back on their feet and even more so for seniors and senior Veterans.

The Weingart Center's Women’s Bridge Housing (WBH) program provides a safe and secure environment for female clients who are searching for permanent housing.

The Weingart Access Center serves as a starting point for many L.A. residents who are experiencing homeless and wish to rebuild their lives.