Joshua House Health Center

Los Angeles,
CA
(2017)

Joshua House Health Center

Affordable Housing, Community, FQHCs, Housing, Mixed-use

Investment

NMTC Amount: $25,402,000
Total Project Cost: $25,894,544

IMPACT

36 FTE jobs
80 construction jobs
Project includes a Federally Qualified Health Center.

CDEs

Capital Impact Partners, Los Angeles Development Fund, Nonprofit Finance Fund, USBCDE

Investor

Project Description

The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center is a new facility that will be operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (LACHC) and housed in the first three stories of a seven-story mixed-use project focused on providing affordable housing to low-income and underrepresented community members.

LACHC provides medical services for homeless and low-income persons in Los Angeles’ Skid Row and currently operates two full-time clinics, 11 part-time satellite sites, and a street medical outreach team.

MAP

Address: 317 East Seventh Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Census Tract: 6037206300

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