People Concern

The People Concern is one of the largest social services agencies in Los Angeles County, formed in 2016 from the merger of the Ocean Park Community Center and LAMP Community. With over $80 million in annual revenue and around 495 employees, the organization focuses on providing evidence-based solutions to homelessness and domestic violence. It operates under a "Housing First" model, achieving a remarkable 92% retention rate for clients placed in permanent supportive housing. The organization offers a wide range of integrated services, including outreach and engagement, mental health care, domestic violence support, and substance abuse services. It operates 19 permanent supportive housing properties and provides interim housing options, medical and health services, and life skills workshops. The People Concern is committed to empowering vulnerable individuals through a comprehensive system of care, emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion in its mission.