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Bridging The Human Rights Gap For Better Quality in Healthy Living


SUSTAINABLE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR THE HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME POPULATION.

In Los Angeles, AIDS Healthcare Foundation launched the ‘Healthy Housing
Foundation by AHF,’ which will provide decent housing units at an affordable
cost to low-income people, including families with children, and those
previously unsheltered or homeless. In Los Angeles, HHF will offer priority
placement to individuals with chronic health conditions, including HIV/AIDS. AHF
will expand the scope of its Healthy Housing Foundation across the country as
the need finds, and its resources allow.

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SRO Property Tour:
Los Angeles

Join us for a tour of 5 of our 15 single room occupancy (SRO) properties in Los
Angeles. AHF's Healthy Housing Foundation buys and renovates historic buildings
to create truly affordable housing for low-income people in need.
Buy Tickets on Eventbrite RSVP TODAY

The Housing Crisis is a Public Health Crisis
In response to widespread gentrification and rising housing costs, which
displaces AHF patients throughout California, Florida, and elsewhere, the
organization has launched the Healthy Housing Foundation to fulfill its public
health mission. AHF believes that housing is a human right and that we face a
crisis that demands urgent action.
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A safe place, clean, affordable place - not only for myself but for all those in
need.

DENISE, RETIRED NURSE

They're providing a safe place for people, we need more of these places.

SHARRI, HOUSING ADVOCATE

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
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Four Reasons Why So Many Are Homeless
Unemployment
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Personal/Family Crisis
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Affordable Housing
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No Support Network
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Four Reasons Why So Many Are Homeless
Unemployment
Whether from losing a job or not finding a job in the first place, unemployment
is one of the major causes of homelessness. No income, no way to keep up with
living expenses. While the number of unemployed people fell to 7.4% in the past
few years, the number of people living in poverty has not declined. At 46.7
million living under the poverty line ($20,000 year for a family of three),
that’s 15.8% of the United States.
Personal/Family Crisis
Individuals with an established support network and steady income can be forced
into homelessness if a major health issue or a family emergency arises. For
people already living below the poverty line, managing everyday incidents such
as having a car towed can push someone into homelessness even faster. One major
health issue can derail an individual’s life, including a family member’s poor
health or a death in the family. Even divorce can quickly spin into homelessness
as it can be expensive and impact income significantly. Often these homeless
experiences are short-term and transitional, especially for families.
Affordable Housing
In cities like San Francisco and New York, affordable and available housing is
in short supply. But even outside these urban areas, people are feeling crunched
by the rising cost of living. Since 2007, the number of poor households
increased by 27% — 11.25 million families are paying 50% or more of their income
toward housing. According to The Department of Housing and Urban Development,
families with only one full-time worker making minimum wage couldn’t afford rent
for a two-bedroom market-priced apartment anywhere in the country.
No Support Network
It’s easy to take your support network for granted when you have one. But those
who don’t are sharply aware of the absence. Support networks can come in many
forms: a family member, friend, co-worker, or even the greater community, as we
see on HandUp. Knowing that someone believes in you can make all the difference.
One thing to note is that even with state-funded programs to provide a safety
net, these are often not enough to avoid homelessness. Currently, the median
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefit for a family of three is
approximately one-third of the poverty level.
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   * Texas Locations

Unemployment
Whether from losing a job or not finding a job in the first place, unemployment
is one of the major causes of homelessness. No income, no way to keep up with
living expenses. While the number of unemployed people fell to 7.4% in the past
few years, the number of people living in poverty has not declined. At 46.7
million living under the poverty line ($20,000 year for a family of three),
that’s 15.8% of the United States.
Personal/Family Crisis
Individuals with an established support network and steady income can be forced
into homelessness if a major health issue or a family emergency arises. For
people already living below the poverty line, managing everyday incidents such
as having a car towed can push someone into homelessness even faster. One major
health issue can derail an individual’s life, including a family member’s poor
health or a death in the family. Even divorce can quickly spin into homelessness
as it can be expensive and impact income significantly. Often these homeless
experiences are short-term and transitional, especially for families.
Affordable Housing
In cities like San Francisco and New York, affordable and available housing is
in short supply. But even outside these urban areas, people are feeling crunched
by the rising cost of living. Since 2007, the number of poor households
increased by 27% — 11.25 million families are paying 50% or more of their income
toward housing. According to The Department of Housing and Urban Development,
families with only one full-time worker making minimum wage couldn’t afford rent
for a two-bedroom market-priced apartment anywhere in the country.
No Support Network
It’s easy to take your support network for granted when you have one. But those
who don’t are sharply aware of the absence. Support networks can come in many
forms: a family member, friend, co-worker, or even the greater community, as we
see on HandUp. Knowing that someone believes in you can make all the difference.
One thing to note is that even with state-funded programs to provide a safety
net, these are often not enough to avoid homelessness. Currently, the median
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefit for a family of three is
approximately one-third of the poverty level.


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