Homelessness

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The City of Newport Beach, like all coastal cities in Southern California, has individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness due to a lack of affordable housing, employment, healthcare and mental health services, or have experienced life-changing events. The City has adopted a comprehensive approach to connecting these individuals with appropriate resources and housing.

CONTACT INFORMATION
For assistance with issues related to homelessness, please contact the City's Homeless Coordinator:

Natalie Basmaciyan
949-718-1991
nbasmaciyan@newportbeachca.gov

Our contract partner PATH maintains a helpline at 657-744-8965, which people can call for themselves or others in need. PATH staff will respond within 48 hours to voicemail messages.

The Be Well mobile crisis response team also operates in Newport Beach under contract 12 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond to mental and behavioral health crises. The mobile unit is staffed with mental health specialists and EMTs, and works closely with the City’s police and fire departments. The mobile crisis team is dispatched through the Newport Beach Police Department. To request service, dial 911 or call the Police Department's non-emergency line at 949-644-3717.

For immediate help in a crisis please call the County’s Crisis Prevention Hotline at 877-7-CRISIS or 877-727-4747.

HOMELESS DATA DASHBOARD
City of Newport Beach staff counts the number of people experiencing street homelessness once a month. The number of people counted may vary due to weather conditions, housing and shelter availability, or financial factors. Click here for the latest update .

WEEKLY UPDATES
For weekly updated on the City's efforts to address homelessness, please read the City Manager's "The Week in Review" newsletter.

DONATIONS
If you are looking for ways to help, please visit our "Good Giving" webpage.

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