We’re Hiring: Project Coordinator – Housing

Since 2022, the 15 South Bay incorporated cities have seen a 15% decrease in unsheltered homelessness, according to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. To continue progress on this front, we are seeking a project coordinator to help advance housing-focused strategies that prevent and reduce homelessness in our South Bay cities. This role supports our partner cities and agencies in implementing effective housing solutions. While this position does not work directly with unhoused individuals, it plays a critical role in coordinating efforts to increase housing availability and long-term stability for those in need. The ideal candidate is comfortable navigating both high-level strategic planning and detailed, hands-on project work.

2025-07-24T09:52:41-07:00July 23, 2025|

We’re Hiring: Project Coordinator – Homeless Services

At the SBCCOG we approach homelessness with the urgency this crisis demands. We are looking for a project coordinator to join our Homeless Services team. This team member must be equally comfortable operating at a high strategic level and engaging in hands-on work. This role does not interface directly with unhoused individuals but works through our partner cities and agencies to meet our mission.

2025-07-24T09:55:44-07:00July 21, 2025|

SHARE! and Partners to Open New Peer-Respites in Los Angeles with Support from California’s Largest Mental Health Grant

SHARE! the Self-Help And Recovery Exchange has been awarded funding to launch two new peer respite homes in Los Angeles County. These projects are made possible through partnerships with LA City Council District 3 and Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, as well as the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG). Funded through Proposition 1 and administered by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program will add over 5,000 new residential treatment beds and 21,800 outpatient treatment slots across California, focusing on addressing critical gaps in behavioral health services, particularly for individuals experiencing homelessness.

2025-07-21T19:26:31-07:00July 16, 2025|

Discover, Learn and Get Involved with West Basin’s Public Programs

Our partner West Basin Municipal Water District is about connecting with its communities and making water education fun, informative and easy to access. Whether you're curious about where your water comes from, looking for ways to protect your home from fire, or hoping to save money while conserving water, there’s something for everyone. Their schedule of upcoming classes and events is ready for you to explore!

2025-07-16T21:16:52-07:00July 15, 2025|

Spring 2025 South Bay Watch Newsletter

In the South Bay Watch spring 2025 issue, are mini electric cars to solution to our transportation problems? The SBCCOG receives the Eureka Award for its work to reduce South Bay homelessness. The new operator of the South Bay Fiber Network shares his vision for broadband connectivity in the South Bay.

2025-06-16T09:34:15-07:00June 16, 2025|

City Showcase – Torrance Residents Rewarded for Sustainable Green Thumbs

 As SoCal water shortages remain widespread this spring, the lush green lawns that made up the residential landscapes of the South Bay’s past continue to shrink as residents gradually transition to more sustainable options like river rock, succulents and sage. But residents of Torrance are proving there is nothing aesthetically “dry” about drought-tolerant gardens, and the city is taking notice.

2025-07-17T15:11:50-07:00June 12, 2025|
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