By using our website, you agree to the use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy
"Our motto is ‘at Haven Neighborhood Services, your financial and housing crisis ends here!’ This is not an over-promised statement but rather, a set standard we place on ourselves to go above and beyond for our clients who are hopeless and high-risk of being homeless."
Schedule an appointment today to enroll in our FREE Financial and Housing Education Workshop/Counseling programs.
Our Financial Capability Programs provide FREE financial empowerment workshops and financial coaching/counseling to champion financial wellness in our communities.
Our Housing Programs offer FREE Housing Workshops and Counseling that promote asset-building efforts and secure housing for renters and homeowners.
Our organization collaborates and streamlines referrals to over 75+ local partners to provide financial intervention and supportive services to address the immediate needs of our clients.
36k+ Los Angeles County Residents Served
1.5k+ Homes Saved by Foreclosure
15k+ Improved Credit Scores of Residents by 80+ Points
18k Financial Literacy Graduates
89% Financial Crisis Intervention Success Rate
neighbor-works-logo
moneywise-logo
cal-hfa-logo
unidos-us-logo
sage-financial-solutions-logo
Having a low credit score or a lack of documented credit history can create a vicious cycle of shutting consumers out of opportunities for lending, housing or employment. That in turn makes it harder or even impossible to purchase the assets that lead to long-term financial well-being.
WASHINGTON – As America Saves Week approaches, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today is recognizing four institutions for their work to expand financial education and support healthy banking relationships. Read more: Money Smart News – Winter 2020. America Saves Week, which runs from February 24–29, is an annual 'call to action' to encourage Americans to reexamine their financial lives and saving behaviors and to commit to make a plan to achieve better financial stability. FDIC is recognizing the following institutions for their use of the agency's Money Smart curriculum in ...
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 539, the Fair Access to Lending Act. This legislation will prohibit the practice of charging unaffordable interest rates on consumer loans of $2,500 – $10,000. Existing law does not limit the interest rate that lenders can charge on loans of $2,500 – $10,000. The lack of an interest rate cap has resulted in loans with annual interest rates in the range of 100 percent – 225 percent and above. According to the California Department of Business Oversight (DBO), the market for triple-digit interest rate loans went from nearly nonexistent ten years ...