Collective Hands for Seniors Inc

CHFSI is more than a nonprofit—it’s a collective movement to ensure that seniors are not left behind. Through strategic partnerships and community-driven programs, we provide access to housing, food, healthcare, education, and digital literacy. Our work is guided by values of transparency, accountability, and measurable impact, and we are actively expanding our reach across Los Angeles and beyond.

At CHFSI, we believe that every senior deserves to live with dignity, connection, and purpose. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles, founded by Joe Bryant and Yasir Amir, who saw firsthand the growing challenges faced by older adults—especially those experiencing homelessness, poverty, and digital isolation.

Our organization was born from a simple but powerful idea: to create a collective of compassionate hands working together to uplift seniors. Whether it’s through housing support, access to nutritious meals, healthcare services, or digital literacy programs, CHFSI is committed to bridging the gaps that leave many seniors behind.

🌍 Who We Serve

We serve:

• Older adults facing housing insecurity or homelessness.
• Low-income seniors in need of food, healthcare, and basic resources.
• Digitally disconnected elders who struggle to access online services.
• Caregivers and families seeking support and guidance.
• Underserved communities where seniors are often overlooked.

💡 Our Values

• Compassion: We lead with empathy and respect for every individual.
• Equity: We fight for fair access to resources and opportunities.
• Community: We believe in the power of collaboration and shared responsibility.
• Transparency: We operate with integrity and accountability.
• Innovation: We adapt and evolve to meet the changing needs of our seniors.

🔑 Why It Matters

In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world, many seniors are left behind—unable to access basic services, connect with loved ones, or find safe housing. CHFSI is here to change that. We are building a future where generations uplift one another, and where seniors are not just cared for—but celebrated, empowered, and included.