Housing Resources for Disaster Recovery
The CCC Housing Justice Committee is committed to preserving the beauty of our rich socioeconomic, racial/ethnic, and cultural diversity while prioritizing the needs of the most housing-vulnerable in our community.
Stop Rent Gouging
State law prohibits rent gouging during a declared emergency; rents may not rise more than 10% above pre-emergency levels. to report rent gouging contact The Los Angeles County Consumer; Business Affairs at 800-593-8222 or complaints@dcba.lacounty.gov
Current or prospective renters who believe they have been victims of rental housing price gouging should also report it to the California Attorney General at oag.ca.gov/report. For more information about price gouging and other common consumer issues after a disaster click below.
Protect Tenants
Protect Tenants: The fires have displaced thousands, driving up rent prices and worsening housing instability for low-income residents. In response, the Pasadena Tenants Union urges an emergency rent freeze and eviction moratorium.
Space Together
Space Together will soon connect displaced families with available housing opportunities shared by churches. Church members can list available spaces on the platform to match with displaced families. The platform will handle the financials and short-term rental agreements. If you are interested contact Dan Davidson, email dan@rosecitycoffee.org.
Habitat For Humanity
San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity is heartbroken over the destruction.While our first responders address immediate needs, we are preparing for the work ahead to provide lasting solutions for affected families.
Door of Hope
Door of Hope is supporting low- and very low-income families displaced by the Eaton Fire through two key programs: Transitional Housing – Prioritizing displaced families for immediate shelter at Pasadena sites and Fire Assistance; Disaster Case Management – Providing housing navigation, financial assistance, and connections to additional resources for eligible families.