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Community Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you always wanted to know about homelessness in Hollywood in one place. A one-of-a-kind resource for a kind community that cares.
H4WRD & Community Resources
Hollywood 4WRD's Homelessness Help Sheet, Revised (Digital version with click-able links)
DownloadHollywood 4WRD's Homelessness Help Sheet, Revised (Print version)
Download9/18 'Off the Sidewalk' PowerPoint
DownloadTenant Power Toolkit / Inner City Law Center
DownloadHollywood 4WRD's Revised FAQ, 2024
DownloadHollywood 4WRD's Annual Report 2023
DownloadLA County Board and Cares (ARFs and RCFEs) / The Future Organization
Download8/23 Member Meeting LAHSA Count KPI Presentation
Download2023 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count Deck / LAHSA
DownloadSomewhere to Exist: Daytime Services for Persons Experiencing Homelessness in LA / RAND Report
DownloadHomeless Mortality Rates & Causes of Death in LA County / 5/23 DPH Report
DownloadCrisis and Incident Response through Community-Led Engagement (CIRCLE) Program FAQ sheet
DownloadOrganizations Specializing in Homelessness Services and Outreach in Hollywood (docx)
Download5/21 Hollywood 4WRD Pallet Shelter Task Force Report (pdf)
Download9/21 LAHSA Coordinated Outreach Basics Sept 2021 (pptx)
Download8/21 Hollywood Sanitation Resources: A How To Guide (docx)
Download10/21 LAHSA Presentation to LAC Blue Ribbon Homelessness Commission (pdf)
DownloadH4WRD’s 2021 Greater Hollywood Homeless Count
Making 2021 count
On February 25th, 2021, members of Hollywood 4WRD collectively mobilized to count all unsheltered people in Hollywood and East Hollywood
Stepping up
Our residents, providers, and policymakers needed to know how 2020's unprecedented disruptions had affected homelessness. Despite the cancellation of the official 2021 count, Hollywood 4WRD knew it could proceed safely and effectively, so we organized a community count on our own.
After LAHSA canceled the LA County Point in Time count due to the Pandemic, H4WRD stepped up to lead a grassroots effort to ensure the Count would still be conducted, yielding results and data to help provide better, more effective services for for our unhoused neighbors.
