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IMPACT REPORT

Over the last year, our goal has been to take our agency to new heights. Since our merger of OPCC and Lamp Community in 2016, leadership and staff of The People Concern have worked tirelessly to increase our reach and impact in providing for our most vulnerable neighbors. We embraced the opportunity to extend across Los Angeles County to truly meet people where they are. We are thrilled to share with you all that has been accomplished this year through your support. From multiplying our outreach teams across the County to expanding our Arts and Money Management programs from Downtown to the Westside, our agency continues to meet the ever changing needs of those we serve. However, the core of our work remains the same: empowering people to rebuild their lives. We housed exponentially more individuals this year individuals who are proud to say they are now formerly homeless 95% of whom will never be homeless again. We have much to look forward to in the coming year: new partnerships with government agencies and innovative housing developers, groundbreaking programs, and further expansion of our work. We thank you for being key in this success as we continue to provide ongoing support and services to our neighbors most in need. At The People Concern, we are committed to more than managing homelessness. We re here to end it. We are excited for the coming year and all that we can accomplish together toward creating a community where everyone is housed, healthy and safe. IN THE LAST YEAR Data collected from July 2017 June 2018 MENTAL HEALTHCARE 416 program participants have improved their mental health through counseling, therapy, and groups. SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOUSING 673 individuals moved into a home of their own, a 140% increase from the previous year! An average of 160 individuals per month were empowered to improve their wellbeing by managing, reducing, or ending substance use through our services. MEDICAL CARE An average of 244 people per month had improved access to medical care. OUTREACH We expanded across Los Angeles County by creating 8 new multidisciplinary outreach teams, DOUBLING our ability to meet individuals where they are at. These new teams built relationships with 3,817 individuals to connect them to life-saving services, with the end goal of housing. WELLNESS PROGRAM 55% of the evaluated participants in our Wellness Program saw a decrease in their BMI. Of the smokers, 19% quit and 47% smoked less. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Sojourn, our domestic violence program, brought increased safety to the lives of 1,624 individuals who have been connected to shelter, support groups, hotline calls, or service referrals. INCOME SERVICES JOHN MACERI CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER We expanded our Money Management program from Downtown into the Westside, growing the program by 22% in its first year. 268 individuals are now financially stable and practicing fiscal responsibility.

Over the last year, our goal has been to take our agency to new heights. Since our merger of OPCC and Lamp Community in 2016, leadership and staff of The People Concern have worked tirelessly to increase our reach and impact in providing for our most vulnerable neighbors. We embraced the opportunity to extend across Los Angeles County to truly meet people where they are. We are thrilled to share with you all that has been accomplished this year through your support. From multiplying our outreach teams across the County to expanding our Arts and Money Management programs from Downtown to the Westside, our agency continues to meet the ever changing needs of those we serve. However, the core of our work remains the same: empowering people to rebuild their lives. We housed exponentially more individuals this year individuals who are proud to say they are now formerly homeless 95% of whom will never be homeless again. We have much to look forward to in the coming year: new partnerships with government agencies and innovative housing developers, groundbreaking programs, and further expansion of our work. We thank you for being key in this success as we continue to provide ongoing support and services to our neighbors most in need. At The People Concern, we are committed to more than managing homelessness. We re here to end it. We are excited for the coming year and all that we can accomplish together toward creating a community where everyone is housed, healthy and safe. IN THE LAST YEAR Data collected from July 2017 June 2018 MENTAL HEALTHCARE 416 program participants have improved their mental health through counseling, therapy, and groups. SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOUSING 673 individuals moved into a home of their own, a 140% increase from the previous year! An average of 160 individuals per month were empowered to improve their wellbeing by managing, reducing, or ending substance use through our services. MEDICAL CARE An average of 244 people per month had improved access to medical care. OUTREACH We expanded across Los Angeles County by creating 8 new multidisciplinary outreach teams, DOUBLING our ability to meet individuals where they are at. These new teams built relationships with 3,817 individuals to connect them to life-saving services, with the end goal of housing. WELLNESS PROGRAM 55% of the evaluated participants in our Wellness Program saw a decrease in their BMI. Of the smokers, 19% quit and 47% smoked less. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Sojourn, our domestic violence program, brought increased safety to the lives of 1,624 individuals who have been connected to shelter, support groups, hotline calls, or service referrals. INCOME SERVICES JOHN MACERI CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER We expanded our Money Management program from Downtown into the Westside, growing the program by 22% in its first year. 268 individuals are now financially stable and practicing fiscal responsibility.

Over the last year, our goal has been to take our agency to new heights. Since our merger of OPCC and Lamp Community in 2016, leadership and staff of The People Concern have worked tirelessly to increase our reach and impact in providing for our most vulnerable neighbors. We embraced the opportunity to extend across Los Angeles County to truly meet people where they are. We are thrilled to share with you all that has been accomplished this year through your support. From multiplying our outreach teams across the County to expanding our Arts and Money Management programs from Downtown to the Westside, our agency continues to meet the ever changing needs of those we serve. However, the core of our work remains the same: empowering people to rebuild their lives. We housed exponentially more individuals this year individuals who are proud to say they are now formerly homeless 95% of whom will never be homeless again. We have much to look forward to in the coming year: new partnerships with government agencies and innovative housing developers, groundbreaking programs, and further expansion of our work. We thank you for being key in this success as we continue to provide ongoing support and services to our neighbors most in need. At The People Concern, we are committed to more than managing homelessness. We re here to end it. We are excited for the coming year and all that we can accomplish together toward creating a community where everyone is housed, healthy and safe. IN THE LAST YEAR Data collected from July 2017 June 2018 MENTAL HEALTHCARE 416 program participants have improved their mental health through counseling, therapy, and groups. SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOUSING 673 individuals moved into a home of their own, a 140% increase from the previous year! An average of 160 individuals per month were empowered to improve their wellbeing by managing, reducing, or ending substance use through our services. MEDICAL CARE An average of 244 people per month had improved access to medical care. OUTREACH We expanded across Los Angeles County by creating 8 new multidisciplinary outreach teams, DOUBLING our ability to meet individuals where they are at. These new teams built relationships with 3,817 individuals to connect them to life-saving services, with the end goal of housing. WELLNESS PROGRAM 55% of the evaluated participants in our Wellness Program saw a decrease in their BMI. Of the smokers, 19% quit and 47% smoked less. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Sojourn, our domestic violence program, brought increased safety to the lives of 1,624 individuals who have been connected to shelter, support groups, hotline calls, or service referrals. INCOME SERVICES JOHN MACERI CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER We expanded our Money Management program from Downtown into the Westside, growing the program by 22% in its first year. 268 individuals are now financially stable and practicing fiscal responsibility.

FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT FY 2016 2017 PROGRAM, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND FUNDRAISING EXPENSES ADMINISTRATIVE $3,352,670 10% FUNDRAISING $1,210,164 4% PROGRAM $29,396,094 87% PUBLIC AND PRIVATE REVENUE SOURCES FY16 17 PRIVATE $5,322,227 PUBLIC $25,876,602 The People Concern estimates a more than $43 million annual operating budget for fiscal year 2018 2019. Please visit thepeopleconcern.org for full financial reports.

THEPEOPLECONCERN BOARD OF DIRECTORS Charles F. Adams Rae W. Archibald Thomas Baxter Pamela Boyd Jonathan M. Brenner, Esq. Will Ford Gary Foster Greg Germann Julie Guest Stephen Gunther Richard G. Hirsch, Esq. Sarah Jessup (Chair) Steaven K. Jones Laura Kaiser Thomas Mahoney, CFA Tom Neary Michael T. O Brien Michael Parks Gary A. Richwald, MD, MPH Stephen E. Scherer Charles F. Smith Charles W. Smith Mehran Taslimi Brian Temple LaMae Weber Diane Wilson Bart F. Zitnitsky To learn more about how you can volunteer or get involved, please visit thepeopleconcern.org THEPEOPLECONCERN 2116 ARLINGTON AVENUE, SUITE 100 LOS ANGELES, CA 90018 323.334.9000