Re-Imagine L.A. County

Re-Imagine L.A. County Re-Imagine L.A. County is a coalition of advocates, community organizations, and neighbors fighting to prioritize health, housing, and jobs in L.A. County.

06/01/2026

No new jails. Period.

While Sheriff Robert Luna pushes for a new mental health jail, our communities are demanding investments in solutions that actually keep people safe: housing, mental health care, treatment, and community-based support.

We don’t need more cages disguised as care.

The people have already made it clear: NO NEW JAILS.

Share and help us spread the word.

05/26/2026

There’s a lot we can say in just 30 seconds.

Coalition members, Maya of and Daniel of share what L.A. County leaders need to hear right now about investing in care, dignity, and our communities.

The 4th round of CFCI Care Grants closes THIS WEDNESDAY — don’t miss your chance to apply.Applications are due Wednesda...
05/25/2026

The 4th round of CFCI Care Grants closes THIS WEDNESDAY — don’t miss your chance to apply.

Applications are due Wednesday, May 27!

💬 Comment “CFCI” and we’ll DM you the application link.

This round of funding focuses on:
✨ Family & Community Supports (with a focus on American Indian, Alaska Native, and Indigenous communities)
✨ Bridge Funding / Working Capital (for current Care grantees)
✨ Targeted Technical Assistance (for current Care grantees)
✨ Unrestricted One-Time Needs (for current Care grantees)
If you’re eligible, now is the time to apply — and if this isn’t for you, help spread the word to organizations in your network that could benefit.

The fourth round of Care First Community Investment Grants are LIVE!! Head over to to check out the focus areas for thi...
05/20/2026

The fourth round of Care First Community Investment Grants are LIVE!! Head over to to check out the focus areas for this round and complete the application. This round includes funding opportunities for current CFCI grantees and new community-based organizations. Check it out!!

Every L.A. County resident pays $3.32 every year to cover the costs of carceral violence.For property owners, that numbe...
05/18/2026

Every L.A. County resident pays $3.32 every year to cover the costs of carceral violence.

For property owners, that number jumps to $19.04.

Fact: millions of public dollars are being spent on the consequences of incarceration, violence, abuse, and misconduct instead of the investments our communities need.

We all pay the price when L.A. County chooses punishment over people.

Comment “MDH” and we’ll DM you the report from .

Let us know in the comments what you would like to see the budget prioritize.

05/14/2026

30 seconds isn’t a lot of time but it’s enough to talk about the importance of Care First services and investing in solutions that actually work.

Coalition members from Youth Justice Coalition, L.A. Black Worker Center, La Defensa, and CURB share what L.A. County leaders need to hear right now.

Leave a comment and tell us what you want to see prioritized in next year’s budget.

$117 MILLION.That’s how much L.A. County paid in carceral litigation costs in 2025 alone — money spent on harm, abuse, m...
05/13/2026

$117 MILLION.

That’s how much L.A. County paid in carceral litigation costs in 2025 alone — money spent on harm, abuse, misconduct, and violence tied to incarceration instead of the care our communities actually need.

The report from Million Dollar Hoods, The Costs of Harm, lays bare the true price of investing in punishment over people.

We deserve budgets rooted in care, not systems that continue to cause harm and drain public resources.

Comment “MDH” and we’ll DM you the report.

05/12/2026

You’ve got 60 seconds with your supervisor. What would you say?

Coalition partner, David Turner of Million Dollar Hoods breaks down the real impact of legal settlements in L.A. County and what those dollars could fund instead.

Comment “MDH” and we’ll DM you MDH’s fact sheet on the impact of litigation in L.A. County.

05/11/2026

The data and numbers tell a story and that story is about priorities.

Coalition member, Maya of and talks about why we fight for Care First services and what it means to invest in people instead of punishment.

Because behind every number is a real person, a real community, and a real opportunity to choose care.

Drop a comment below and tell us what story you want your County budget to tell?

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