Collaboration is essential in making art accessible and transformative. For people experiencing homelessness and mental health challenges, the opportunity to create through our Arts Program can be life-changing. Walk With Me is more than an art exhibition. It’s a space where our participants can share their stories, find healing, and claim their place in the community through creative expression. This exhibition is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture Board of Supervisors. #LACountyArts (fb)

One of the core philosophies at The People Concern is harm reduction, and these kiosks are a natural extension of that commitment. They provide immediate, anonymous access to life-saving resources and we’re proud to support this effort by offering space at our interim housing sites and ensuring that the communities we serve have access to these vital supplies. Thank you to Los Angeles Times for featuring us in this latest article which can be found below. (fb)