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Ethan Ward
he/him
Former Unhoused Communities Reporter
Stories by Ethan Ward
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People with lived experience are calling on officials to rethink their approach by providing a peek behind the curtain in the mind of an addict and common sense solutions.
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The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) met with service providers, elected officials, government partners, and people with lived experience to make sure it is effectively addressing homelessness.
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With more than 41,000 people sleeping on the city’s streets and an average of five people dying daily, Galperin said the city should implement his plan to use vacant lots.
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In a region where over 66,000 people are experiencing homelessness, should companies like Airbnb step up? What about foundations?
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Of the 5,718 people experiencing homelessness across Orange County during the 2022 point-in-time count, over half were unsheltered.
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Assault with a deadly weapon, battery and robbery were the top incidents reported by unhoused victims to the police.
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The report found that 78% of respondents have been continuously unhoused for a year or more, and 52% have been continuously unhoused for three years or longer.
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L.A. County has chronically underfunded 211 L.A. and reduced its ability to respond to the increase in calls from people experiencing homelessness.
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Drug overdose remained the leading cause of death among unhoused people during both years, but there was a greater increase in overdose deaths among Latinos (84%).
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The number of deaths among those ages 18 to 29 more than doubled from 85 in pre-pandemic 2019-20 to 175 from last April to March of this year.
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Heidi Marston paired her resignation with a Medium post headlined, 'The Homelessness Crisis: A Monster of Our Own Making.'
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What does greater accountability look like when funding sources for homelessness come from many places and while trying to ensure it isn’t misspent or wasted?