Inglewood, CA
Inglewood, California, is a dynamic and culturally rich city that blends historic charm with modern development. Home to the iconic SoFi Stadium and the upcoming Intuit Dome, Inglewood has become a hub for major sports and entertainment events. The city boasts a vibrant arts scene, with venues like the YouTube Theater and the historic Edward Vincent Jr. Park offering diverse cultural experiences. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community, supported by local businesses and accessible public spaces. Inglewood's ongoing transformation reflects its commitment to growth while honoring its deep-rooted heritage.
Challenge:
Inglewood, CA has experienced rapid gentrification and real estate development, particularly following large-scale projects like SoFi Stadium and the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project.
As a result:
Affordable housing units have significantly decreased
Rents have skyrocketed, pushing out long-term, low-income residents
Individuals with developmental disabilities are especially vulnerable due to limited fixed incomes, SSI, or no income
Many housing programs in the area are facility-based or unavailable to Regional Center clients seeking independence
Individuals are being displaced or left homeless due to limited housing options that align with their support needs
Our Solution:
Next Level Living fills the gap in non-facility housing by offering a community-based, independent living option specifically designed for Regional Center clients:
Here’s how we solve the Inglewood-specific problem:
Affordable, income-based housing that provides a safety net in an area affected by housing displacement
Standard rental agreements, ensuring full tenancy rights and protection from displacement
Subsidized rent, including $0/month for clients with no income or experiencing homelessness
Flexible services, such as Independent Living Skills (ILS) support and
Personal Assistance (PA), helping residents succeed in a higher-cost area
Connection to community resources and culturally relevant supports, honoring the diverse backgrounds of Inglewood residents
Non-institutional, HCBS-compliant design promoting freedom, privacy, and community engagement
Transit-accessible location, perfect for residents without personal vehicles but eager to participate in employment, day programs, or social activities