Community project funding/congressionally directed spending - construction - the mhucc/WMF project will be constructing a new, 33,500 SF, two-story healthcare facility from the ground up on an empty…

This $1,500,000.00 Project Grant award from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) under the Congressional Directives (CFDA 93.493) program will support the construction of a new, 33,500 square foot, two-story healthcare facility in Los Angeles, California. The facility will provide urgent mental health care and substance withdrawal management services to adults and adolescents, integrating with the larger LAG MC Restorative Care Village to enhance the continuum of care for vulnerable populations. The grant will fund the construction of the facility, including fixed equipment, site preparation, landscaping, associated roads, parking, and utility installations, creating a fully operational space not previously available. The project aligns with HRSA's mission to improve health outcomes and achieve health equity, and is expected to be completed by September 29, 2027.

Community project funding/congressionally directed spending - construction - the mhucc/WMF project will be constructing a new, 33,500 SF, two-story healthcare facility from the ground up on an empty lot owned by LOS angeles county. This project falls within hrsa's mission to improve health outcomes and achieve health equity by providing a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to urgent mental health care and substance withdrawal management. The construction includes fixed equipment, site preparation, landscaping, associated roads, parking, and utility installations, thereby creating a fully operational space not previously available. The project also aligns with the stipulations for erecting a new building, as IT provides permanent structures, such as a supervised outdoor courtyard, an ambulance drop-off, and a secured staff patio. The mhucc and WMF will serve adults and adolescents, offering specialized care and support, ensuring accessible, safe, and dignified services. Additionally, the facility's design includes thoughtful planning for future expansions, meeting both current and anticipated needs of the community. By integrating with the larger lagmc restorative care village, this project enhances the continuum of care for vulnerable populations. The mhucc/WMF aligns with the missions of the DMH and DPH to provide optimal health and well-being for all, demonstrating a commitment to innovative, high-value healthcare programs. The comprehensive site improvements further ensure that the facility is accessible, secure, and conducive to healing and recovery.