Equity
A more equitable Los Angeles would be able to produce enough housing the ensure that everyone was able to afford a place to live. A more equitable LA would have accessible and affordable transportation, high quality jobs, safe parks and streets — opportunities for ALL Angelenos to lead fuller lives. Equitable communities are those in which everyone’s basic needs are met; physical, social, and mental well-being at all stages of life so that, instead of surviving paycheck to paycheck, they are free to focus on achieving their full potential. Although the task is daunting, these are the challenges we embrace everyday at Holos. This is why we are focused on holistically fostering more equitable communities.
Maslow has taught Holos that there is no way to have opportunities for a fuller life if our basic needs are not met
The Holos Asset Management team taught tenants how to use the Resiliency Kit at NoHo Senior Villas, to be prepared for a disaster onsite.
Holos Communities partnered with Target on December 5th to bring to life the Holiday Pop-Up Shop at Avenida! This partnership brought Holos and Target together to create a shopping experience for tenants, where they received home goods and festive gifts for free to celebrate their first holiday season at Avenida.
Holos Communities welcomed Growing Hope Gardens to NoHo Senior Villas for a gardening event celebrating the kickoff of our partnership at our properties!
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.
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.
Holos Communities was honored to receive the Community Partner of the Year Award from Enterprise Community Partners on September 29th at Enterprise’s 2022 Southland Social gala.
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.
Thanks to the Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) Program, Clifford Beers will be able to install solar panels at Holt.
How To Get Involved
Join us in the fight to house the houseless and mitigate the impacts of climate change and racial inequity. Whether you are able to donate to support our mission, would like to learn about investing in affordable housing, or have land on which you’d like to develop, we’d like to hear from you. The challenges we face are great, but we can do more together.