Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath is leading efforts to build a more responsive and inclusive health system. 

She expanded the Reaching the 95% initiative to connect more people with substance use services, supported legislation to increase access to treatment, and launched Hollywood 2.0 and Fountain House Hollywood to deliver direct mental health support and care in the community. 

She prioritized public health education to prevent silicosis—a deadly but entirely preventable respiratory illness impacting workers across LA County. 

She also secured dedicated staff and funding to strengthen gender-based violence prevention efforts—moving the County toward a proactive approach. As we face federal funding cuts of unprecedented levels, Supervisor Horvath is committed to prioritizing and maintaining the services that our communities rely on most.