This is something WELL worth supporting

LAHH* (see below for more information) is participating in the “Share to Win “ contest launched by 3banana.com. We need to collect the largest number of comments on a note describing why people should care about our cause in order to win the contest and collect a money prize that will help LAHH to continue to fulfill their mission of providing employment for persons with disabilities.

What we are asking takes two minutes of your time and few clicks!

To help us to win the contest follow these simple steps:

1) Go to http://bit.ly/Q9mlC where you’ll find our note

2) Click on "Sign up"

3) Fill the information to register

4) Cick on "comment" and leave your message

Make sure you see your comment below our note!

That’s it!
A little effort means a lot to us!

Los Angeles Habilitation House Mission

Creating and maintaining job opportunities for persons with disabilities that will help them to develop, express, and apply their talents and maximize their contribution to the community and society at large. In the future, we will provide support services for senior citizens.

LAHH Torrance Crew

"When I interviewed for the position I now hold with LAHH" - says Cris H. "I expected that I was walking into "just another job. On the first day of Boot Camp I realized I had found an opportunity that was golden. The training was delivered with a level of detail that ensured there was no confusion or miss-understanding about what it was I had to do. The training and methodology behind the OS1 system is such that it makes working as a janitor an enjoyable experience. When I began working with the team at the HRC in Torrance I realized that being here with LAHH was far more than just a job. It has proven to be exactly what a veteran facing so many challenges needed".

- Cris Hartsock, LAHH Employee

Theresa and Nancy

"The fact that LAHH uses the word 'house' in their vision statement sums up the nurturing, compassionate and often contagious warmth that you feel when you meet Nancy and Guido. You feel a sense of 'family' that often many individuals with disabilities long for, the sense of belonging to a family. The LAHH not only becomes a place for them to work, it also becomes a ‘home’."

- Theresa May de Vera, Commissioner, Commission on Disability