Through our Food Pantrie Service it is our mission to directly serve local residents who suffer from hunger and food insecurity within the community. We are able to provide healthy information and guidance on what is best for a particular diet. We serve food, vitamins, hygiene products two Friday’s per month.The serviced population will be provided based on the need.  Lyfe After Foundation currently resides at 4116 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles 90008

Homelessness and food accessibility have been a problem in many American communities for years, but they’re especially prevalent in Los Angeles. LA's homelessness report stated that within city limits, over 41,000 people live in streets, cars, and shelters. Nearly all of the roots of systemic poverty such as lack of access to food, affordable housing, and quality education disproportionately affect communities of color. The largest  portion of our work has been focused on addressing food inequality in Los Angeles. Our work addresses social and economic disparities that are vitally important in striving for a society where all can thrive as a united community. A ton of other issues arise when such a large percentage of the population is homeless, there is  lack of healthcare, crowded or limited affordable housing, limited access to transportation, and equally as important in Los Angeles is residents lack access to affordable, healthy foods. Due to the lack of access to nutritious foods, people often rely on fast food and convenience stores for sustenance, putting them at higher risk of diet-related health issues including diabetes, heart disease, obesity, hypertension, and more. These compounding health issues plus a lack of access to affordable healthcare in many of these communities adds even further economic strain on families and perpetuates the cycle of poverty we so diligently work to break.