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LA CADA outlines homelessness and substance-use services for Huntington Park; council questions data and funding
Summary
The Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse presented its continuum of care to Huntington Park officials, describing screening/navigation, residential and outpatient treatment, 421 recovery bridge housing beds and mobile crisis outreach; councilmembers asked about funding sources, HMIS data and local shelter partnerships.
Representatives from the Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (LA CADA) briefed the Huntington Park City Council on Feb. 24 about the agency’s countywide services and how they serve Huntington Park residents.
Joanne May, development and outreach manager, and John Gray, a LA CADA representative, outlined the agency’s continuum of care: screening and navigation (SEND) co-located at probation offices and courthouses, residential detox and treatment, intensive outpatient programs, recovery bridge housing with 421 beds, mobile crisis response, reentry services inside county jails and specialized…
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