Path

The Purpose of Path S HVRP Program Is to Assist Veterans Experiencing Homelessness in Los Angeles County to Connect With Quality, Life-sustaining Employment and Help Them Stabilize in Housing. the Program Provides Employment Assistance Including Job Training, Job Search Assistance, Employer Relations, and Retention Support as Well as Connections to Supportive Services Including Housing Navigation and Assistance, Benefits Assistance, Legal Aid, Medical and Behavioral Healthcare, and Life Skills Training to Help Veterans Secure Permanent Homes and Achieve Self-sufficiency and Independence.activities Will Include Outreach and Engagement of Veterans Potentially Eligible for the Program Intake and Assessment of Eligible Veterans Case Management Including the Development of Individualized Employment Plans Employment Assistance in Coordination With American Job Centers In-house Workshops and Classes Such as Resume Building, Interview Skills, and Computer Skills Connections to Job Training Programs Connections and Delivery of Supportive Services Such as Housing, Healthcare, Transportation, Legal Aid, and More Building Relationships With Local Employers and Employment Retention Services to Help Veterans Adjust to Working Environments. Additional Activities Include Supporting Grant Administration, Financial Activities, and Reporting.the Project Will Benefit Veterans Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness Across All Service Planning Areas (SPA) of Los Angeles County With an Emphasis on Areas That Demonstrate High Need Such as Spa 1: Antelope Valley, Spa 2: San Fernando Valley, Spa 4: Metro, and Spa 5: WEST.200 Veterans Annually Will Have Access to Employment Services and Job Training That Will Help Them Gain Quality Jobs With Living Wages. These Jobs and Linkages to Supportive Services Will Support Veterans Retention of Permanent Homes, Thereby Reducing Returns to Homelessness, by Increasing Their Income, Reintegrating Them Into the Community, Addressing Barriers to Employment and Housing Stability, and Fostering Hope in the Future. Measurable Outputs Include 80% Veterans Receiving Job Training and 420 Attaining Stable Employment With a Minimum Average Wage of $18.35.PATH Will Utilize Our In-house SSVF, GPD, and Vash Programs as Well as Coordinate With Outside Providers of These Programs, to Identify Potential Veteran Clients and Connect HVRP Clients to Interim and Permanent Housing Opportunities. In-house Outreach Programs Will Aid in Recruiting Veterans for the Project. All HVRP Clients Will Be Entered Into the Los Angeles Coc S Coordinated Entry System (CES) and Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) to Facilitate Matches to Permanent Housing and Services. Path Has a Close Relationship With the Va Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System and Coordinates With Other Veteran Services Providers Throughout the County. Path Collaborates With Several America S Job Centers of California Including the Pacific Asian Center for Employment (PACE) Downtown Pico-union Worksource Center, Veterans Ajcc, and Antelope Valley Ajcc as Well as Other Partners Operating in Workforce Development Including Chrysalis, Community Career Development, La City College, Salvation Army, Verdugo Jobs Center, United Way, and U.s. Vets Career Development Initiative.path S Most Recent HVRP Funding Includes HV-33332-21-60-5-6 for $500,000 and HV-36585-21-60-5-6 for $333,000. We Receive a Dol Pathway Home Grant for Our San Diego Region. Path S HVRP Program in Los Angeles Does Not Rely on Other Dedicated Governmental Funding Sources to Operate. We Receive Private Grants and Donations That Provide Additional Support to Clients. Path Receives Government and Private Funds From Local, County, State, and Federal Governments Agencies as Well as Foundation and Corporate Contributions. Federal Grantors Include the Department of Housing and Urban Development (hud Coc, Hud-vash) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (SSVF, GPD, Legal Services for Veterans).