The Entertainment Community Fund (formerly The Actors Fund) is a national human services organization that helps address the specific needs of actors and other entertainment professionals — with a unique understanding of the challenges involved with a life in the arts and the knowledge of what it takes to thrive in an often-unpredictable industry.

If you are in search of housing and feeling overwhelmed by the process of finding affordable options or how to navigate the application process, the Entertainment Community Fund is here to help!

Covering topics ranging from apartment-hunting and navigating NYC’s housing lotteries to educating seniors and older adults in California about the affordable housing landscape in Los Angeles, the Fund’s free online workshops are available to members of the community seeking guidance on how to find housing opportunities and practical information about how to get organized and apply — all while keeping in mind the unique circumstances that come with working in performing arts and entertainment.

For those seeking rentals, sublets and roommates, individuals can turn to the Fund’s Housing Bulletin Board to connect with members of the community sharing short- and long-term housing opportunities from coast to coast.

In addition to workshops, seminars and resources, the Entertainment Community Fund has a growing portfolio of affordable housing, including The Dorothy Ross Friedman Residence and Schermerhorn in New York City and The Palm View in Los Angeles — all of which are connected to supportive services available to residents. Its newest addition, the Hollywood Arts Collective, includes 151 units of affordable housing for individuals and families working in performing arts and entertainment in the heart of Los Angeles.

The housing services of the Entertainment Community Fund are available to all members of SAG-AFTRA.

To learn more, please visit entertainmentcommunity.org/Housing.

Please register or log in to the Entertainment Community Fund Portal to access all of the workshops, programs and services the Entertainment Community Fund has to offer.

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