Rental assistance is available for City of Los Angeles tenants through the Los Angeles Housing Department. The application is open September 19 – October 2. English 

Los inquilinos de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles pueden acceder a la asistencia para alquileres mediante el Departamento de Vivienda de Los Ángeles. Puede enviar su solicitud entre el 19 de septiembre y el 2 de octubre. Español 

Լոս Անջելես քաղաքի վարձակալների համար հասանելի է Լոս Անջելեսի բնակարանային վարչության կողմից տրամադրվող վարձակալության աջակցություն։ Դիմելու գործընթացը բաց է սեպտեմբերի 19 – հոկտեմբերի 2-ը։ հայերեն 

로스앤젤레스 주택사업부(LAHD)는 로스앤젤레스시 세입자에게 임대료 지원을 제공합니다. 신청 기간은 9월 19일~10월 2일까지입니다. 한국어

洛杉矶租户可向洛杉矶住房部申领租金补助。 9月19日至10月2日开放申请。简体中文 

洛杉磯市租戶可透過洛杉磯房屋局獲得租賃補助。 申請日期:9 月 19 日至 10 月 2 日。繁體中文

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Angela McNair Turner

Managing Attorney, South LA Office and Housing & Communities Workgroup

Angela McNair Turner currently serves as Managing Attorney of the Housing and Communities Workgroup and South Los Angeles Community Office. The Housing and Communities Workgroup works toward systems change through litigation, policy, and education aimed at increasing and preserving housing, provides legal services to households facing homelessness, and upholds the civil rights of unhoused individuals.

Angela began her legal career as a Skadden Fellow at LAFLA with a practice focused on direct services and impact litigation to preserve housing and uphold the civil rights of individuals and families facing or experiencing homelessness. She provided direct representation in a broad range of substantive areas including housing, family law, and public benefits. Angela subsequently served as a staff attorney at LAFLA and provided direct representation for tenants in unlawful detainer cases.

Angela has also worked at several other Los Angeles-based legal services nonprofits. She served as Senior Attorney and the lead statewide legislative attorney for Public Counsel’s education rights practice. In that role, Angela employed movement lawyering practices to support youth and parent organizers seeking to dismantle the school to prison pipeline, address punitive and inequitable discipline practices, and eliminate school-based criminalization. Angela worked with the community to leverage local campaigns into statewide legislative efforts such as Senate Bill 419 (Skinner), which eliminated an impermissibly vague suspension category for students in grades K-8. She also worked at the Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice, representing young survivors of sexual violence and is a prior California Women’s Foundation Women’s Policy Institute Fellow. Angela has served as a presenter at the Pathways to Justice Conference, National Conference on Sexual Violence, and LAAC Conference.

Angela received her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio and her JD from UC Berkeley School of Law.