American Family Housing
Efrain Granados Laguna has a diverse background in various roles, starting as a Teacher Assistant at 92nd St Elementary School and eventually transitioning into management roles in the healthcare and social services sector. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a minor in Child Development from CSULA, Efrain currently serves as the DHS Program Manager at American Family Housing, Inc., overseeing the development of Intensive Case Management Services. Prior to this, Efrain worked as a Case Manager at the same organization and held positions as a Utilization Review Specialist at Hansei Solutions and Utilization Review Manager at KLEAN Treatment Centers.
American Family Housing
American Family Housing is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides a continuum of housing and an array of services to support homeless and low-income families and adults to secure a stable home, to be an active part of their community, and to achieve a fulfilling life. American Family Housing is a Community Housing Development Organization that develops affordable housing for the community it serves. At all times, a minimum of one-third of the Board of Directors consists of representatives of the low-income community. AFH handles the OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE of AFH’s rental properties, as well as properties owned by our partners. Our REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT oversees our construction and acquisition pipeline. Our PROGRAM SERVICES support our tenants and clients with a focus on evidence-based practices, often in AFH housing. Our FUNDRAISING AND ADMINISTRATION provides the lead at AFH, extending our reach to stakeholders and financial resources. These interconnected lines of business dynamically support each other, driving growth and revenue diversification. Combined, AFH’s interdisciplinary MISSION EXPERTISE generates cost-effective, practical solutions for vulnerable low-income households who otherwise might not secure or maintain a home. Check out our Annual Report at http://afhusa.org/AFHAnnualReport.pdf