Tanisha Scorza

Tanisha Scorza (she/her)

“My motivation to pursue an executive leadership role in Los Angeles stems from a deep commitment to creating systemic change in the fight against homelessness. I have witnessed firsthand the gaps in policy, funding, and service delivery that hinder long-term solutions. I am driven by the need for compassionate, equity-focused leadership that prioritizes both immediate relief and sustainable housing strategies. By stepping into an executive role, I can advocate for innovative, financially responsible programs that address root causes while amplifying the voices of those with lived experience.”

Tanisha Scorza is a dedicated leader and advocate in Los Angeles' homeless response sector, with a deep commitment to systemic change and equity-driven solutions. With over a decade of experience in social services, she currently serves as a ICMS Program Director for The Salvation Army Southern California Division, where she drives strategic initiatives to secure housing for vulnerable populations.

Tanisha holds a Master’s in Social Work and is pursuing an MBA at the University of Phoenix to further develop her executive leadership skills. She has a strong background in case management, program development, and supporting individuals navigating homelessness, addiction recovery, and trauma. A passionate changemaker, Tanisha is devoted to fostering innovative and financially responsible solutions to homelessness, ensuring compassion and sustainability remain at the core of every initiative.

Beyond her professional role, she is an author and entrepreneur, spearheading Tender Love Support, LLC, a platform that provides healing spaces for client-centered professionals. Her advocacy extends to community engagement, racial equity initiatives, and mentorship. With a vision of advancing to executive leadership within the next five years, Tanisha is eager to expand her impact by developing transformative policies and collaborative leadership strategies to drive systemic change.