Homeless

Update

June 4, 2019

Anaheim Emergency Shelter

Operator: Salvation Army

Jan. 31, 2019: dedication

Beds: 224

Salvation Army Shelter May 28, 2019: 213 residents, 24 pets

Bed Nights: 16,500+

Meals: 25,000+

Case Management: 498 hours

Gained Employment: 20

Supportive Services: addiction recovery,

yoga, self-care, art classes, bible study,

transportation, job resources

Anaheim Emergency Shelter

Campus is a model

Residents satisfied with activities, food,

outdoor space and staff

Minimal concerns addressed quickly

La Mesa Emergency Shelter

Beds: 101 beds

Opened: March 6, 2019

Operator: Illumination Foundation

La Mesa Emergency Shelter

May 29, 2019: 84 residents, 22 pets

Bed nights: 7,200+

Meals: 21,100+

Supportive services: case management,

mental health assessment, addiction

recovery, veterinary, job training,

placement, church transportation

Center of Hope

Status: Planning and Development

Construction: Possibly late 2019,

early 2020

Opening: Expected 2021

Anaheim beds: 325

Railroads

Outreach: HOT, PERT, City Net

Trespassing: those not ready to enter

shelters camping along tracks

Private property: safety issues

Trespassing letters: on file with city

Collaboration: city working closely with

BNSF and Union Pacific

Pathway Home Developments: Seven communities for

formerly homeless completed and planned: Tyrol Plaza (30)

Diamond Aisle (25)

Casa Del Sol (4)

Rockwood (63)

El Verano (27)

Manchester/Orangewood (20)

Econo Lodge Motel Conversion (69)

Total Beds: 238

Pathway Home Proposed Zoning Changes:

Office building, Motel

Conversion Ordinance

Current Programs:

HAPP, CHIPP

Emergency Solutions Grant

HOME funds

Section 8/VASH Vouchers -

91

Low Mod funds

Pathway to Healing

Drug Free Anaheim: 470+ helped

Orange County Recovery Collaborative:

Anaheim now a member

Mobile Medical Care: $1.6 million pilot

program with CalOptima (mobile medical)

Pathway to Work Better Way Anaheim: 500+ helped

Chrysalis: 316 helped, 70 permanent work

43% secured permanent employment

are Anaheim residents

Employment Partners: Caltrans, Disney,

Honda Center, Marriott, Butte County Office

of Education

Referral Partners: SA, IF, City Net, Pathway

of Hope, Grandma’s House of Hope

Future Funding

HEAP: $3.69 million in 2018 to offset shelter costs

SB2: $4 million in 2020 for affordable housing

Other opportunities: HEAP 2.0, HOME Partnership Investment

program, Proposition 1 (SB3), and Housing Trust Funds

Around the County Santa Ana: 200 interim beds open,

working with County on 600 more

Placentia: 100 beds (coming Feb 2020)

Buena Park: 150 beds (coming Dec 2019

Orange: 100 mental health beds (2020)

Huntington Beach: 50 beds (2020)

Costa Mesa: 50 beds (open)

Tustin: 50 beds (open)

Laguna Beach: 45 beds (open)

Homeless

Update

June 4, 2019