Housing in Los Angeles, CA
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In Los Angeles, CA, including services covering this area
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Amity Foundation - Amistad de Los Angeles
Transitional reentry residential community for up to 184 men, providing whole-person services including substance use treatment, mental health care, vocational training, and community reintegration during the final phase of their sentence.
A New Way of Life Reentry Project
Transitional housing · Sober living homes · Pro bono legal clinic
Who it helps: Serves formerly incarcerated women and their children; housing has capacity of approximately 30 residents across 5 homes
Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC)
Transitional housing · Transportation services · Career development
Who it helps: Serves formerly and currently incarcerated individuals in LA County
Bet Tzedek Legal Services
Free legal representation · Housing stability assistance · Public benefits advocacy
Who it helps: Low-income residents of Los Angeles County. Intake by phone, online form, or at legal clinics.
Covenant House California - Hollywood
24/7 emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless youth ages 18-24. Offers Rights of Passage transitional program (up to 2 years), supportive apartments, rapid-rehousing, education, workforce development, and trauma-informed care.
DOORS Community Reentry Center - LA County
Housing assistance · Employment services · Legal aid clinic
Who it helps: Open to all justice-involved individuals, their families, and the broader community; services available to those on adult felony supervision and others
Who it helps: Open to all in need; free meals and shelter services; serves greater LA area including San Fernando Valley
Who it helps: Serves adult felony probationers and formerly incarcerated individuals in LA County; works with LA County Probation
HOPICS - Reentry Services
Reentry support · Coordinated entry housing · Behavioral health treatment
Who it helps: Serves SPA 6 area (South LA, Compton, Lynwood, Paramount); open to homeless and housing insecure individuals with reentry needs
LA Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA)
Housing navigation · Coordinated entry · Emergency shelter referrals
Who it helps: Open to all experiencing homelessness in LA County; coordinated entry assessment required for housing placement
Who it helps: Serves adults with severe mental illness in Skid Row; referrals available through outreach
Los Angeles Job Corps Center
Career technical training · GED/high school diploma · Job placement assistance
Who it helps: Ages 16-24, low-income, US citizen or legal resident. Must be free of serious behavioral issues. Admissions: (800) 733-5627.
New Directions - Compassion Access Center
Hot showers · Continental breakfast · Clean clothes
Who it helps: Open to all with social service needs; no cost; Wednesdays 10am-2pm
Who it helps: Open to all with social service needs; free services
Penny Lane Centers - North Hills
San Fernando Valley youth services including mental health, transitional housing for ages 18-24, LGBTQ+ affirming Embracing Identities program, foster care support, employment services, education, life skills training, and case management.
Selah Foundation Los Angeles
Housing assistance · Job training · Mental health counseling
Who it helps: Serves formerly incarcerated individuals in Los Angeles area
Who it helps: Open to all; free services; located on Skid Row
The People Concern (formerly OPCC & LAMP Community)
Mental health services · Substance abuse treatment · Permanent supportive housing
Who it helps: Serves vulnerable populations in LA County; sliding scale; no insurance required
Who it helps: Open to all; comprehensive services available for men, women, and children; no cost
U.S.VETS - Los Angeles (Bob Hope Patriotic Hall)
One-stop veteran service center at the historic Bob Hope Patriotic Hall. Provides homeless prevention, employment services, mental health programs, family services, and housing for up to 660 veterans including 196-bed permanent supportive housing.
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