La Resource Directory

Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Los Angeles Local Board

PROVISION OF SERVICES
2010 RESOURCE
DIRECTORY

c/o United Way of Greater Los Angeles
1150 S. Olive Street, Suite T500
Los Angeles, CA 90015

Tel. 213.808.6220
Fax. 213.808.6532

www.losangelesefsp.org

The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) Los Angeles Local Board
does not provide direct service to individual seeking assistance.

However, this resource directory lists nonprofit community services and programs
funded by EFSP. You may also find assistance by calling 2-1-1.

The Emergency Food and Shelter Program began in 1983 with a $50 million federal
appropriation. The program was created by Congress to help meet the needs of
hungry and homeless people throughout the United States and its territories by
allocating federal funds for the provision of food and shelter.

During its 27 years of operation, the program has disbursed over $3.4 billion to over
12,000 local providers in more than 2,500 counties and cities.

The program's objectives are:
to allocate funds to the neediest areas,
to ensure fast response,
to foster public/private sector cooperation,
to ensure local decision making, and
to maintain minimal, but accountable, reporting.

SPA 1

Antelope Valley Domestic Violence Council
Telephone Number: (661) 945-6736
Address/Location: P.O Box 2980, Lancaster, CA 93539
Website: www.avdvc.org
Type of Program: Per Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: AVDVC serves homeless adult victims of domestic violence (regardless of
gender) and their children from infancy to 17 years. They provide up to 60
days of shelter and support services to help remove clients from violent
environments. The housing facilities are located within two acres of
country-like settings. The cottages have a total capacity of 56 beds.

South Antelope Valley Emergency Services
Address/Location: 37925 Sierra Hwy. Suite H, Palmdale, CA 93550
Website: www.cityofpalmdale.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: SAVES serves the working poor, disadvantaged, emancipated youth,
homeless, and senior citizens who are experiencing an extraordinary
and/or unforeseen expense in the South Antelope Valley. They provide
basic necessities such as food and/or motel vouchers. Clients are provided
groceries for a five to seven day period. Motel vouchers are also provided
for families with children, disabled clients, mentally ill, seniors and
emancipated youth. The maximum motel voucher stay is 30 days.

Childrens Center of Antelope Valley
Address/Location: 45111 N. Fern Ave., Lancaster, CA 93534
Website: www.childrenscenter.av.org
Service Summary: The Childrens Center of the Antelope Valley is a private non-profit
organization located in northern Los Angeles County that provides a
continuum of services to child victims of abuse, children at risk of abuse,
and their families. The Childrens Center offers innovative comprehensive
prevention, intervention and treatment services and is the coordinating
agency for multiple community partnerships involving both public and
private agencies.

SPA 2

Burbank Temporary Aid Center
Address/Location: 1304 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506
Service Summary: The Burbank Temporary Aid Center (BTAC) is a local community service
organization that helps to meet the short-term and emergency food and
shelter needs of residents in the city of Burbank.

Haven Hills, Inc.
Telephone Number (818) 887-6589
Address/Location: P.O. Box 260 , Canoga Park, CA 91305
Website: www.havenhillls.org
Type of Program: Shelter
Service Summary: Haven Hills is a domestic violence shelter that provides services to victims
of domestic violence in the San Fernando Valley. The shelter offers crisis
intervention, counseling, advocacy, and violence prevention activities and
endeavors to increase awareness about domestic violence. The facility has
a total of 36 beds plus cribs. Clients are eligible to stay at the facility for up
to 18 months.

PATH Achieve Glendale
Address/Location: 437 Fernando Court, Glendale, CA 91204
Website: www.epath.org
Service Summary: People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) operates Project Achieve, the
primary point of entry into Glendales Continuum of Care. Project Achieve,
a 40-bed emergency shelter for single adults and families, occupies a
7,500 sq. ft. building. Each resident of the program is provided an
individual bed with locking drawers underneath. Services are provided for a
maximum of 60 days with the possibility of an extension on a case-by-case
basis.

L.A. Family Housing Temporary Housing Corporation
Address/Location: 7843 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood, CA 91605
Website: www.lafh.org
Service Summary: Valley Shelter provides emergency shelter and supportive services to
homeless men and women suffering from mental illness, substance abuse,
or HIV/AIDS. The shelter consists of 41 beds of dormitory-style housing for
homeless individuals and 220 beds in 72 apartment-style housing units for
families. The maximum length of stay is 90 days.

North Valley Caring Services
Address/Location: 15435 Rayen Street, North Hills, CA 91343
Website: www.nvcsinc.org
Type of Program: Served Meals
Service Summary: North Valley Caring Services provides food to residents of the Langdon
Avenue/Rayen Street area of North Hills. The Breakfast Outreach Program
is served every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:00AM to 9:00AM
to homeless and hungry residents of the neighborhood. The Food Pantry
Program provides one bag of groceries twice a month on Tuesdays to low-
income families. Emergency food is also available on a case-by-case basis
to persons who walk in or contact the church office during business hours.

Prince of Peace/West Valley Food Pantry
Address/Location: 5700 Rudnick Street, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
Website: www.popwh.org/newpop/min_food_pantry.html
Type of Program: Food (groceries)
Service Summary: The West Valley Food Pantry is a coalition of eleven congregations located
in the west San Fernando Valley providing emergency food to the needy
and homeless in the area. Food is provided to clients 5 days a week
(Monday to Thursday from 10 am to 3:00) and 10 to Noon on Friday

Friends Research Institute
Address/Location: 4821 Lankershim Blvd., Suite F #755E, North Hollywood, CA 91601
Website: www.friendsresearch.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Shelter
Service Summary: Safe House is an apartment building located in North Hollywood, California
established to provide a comfortable refuge for those who are living with
HIV/AIDS and have nowhere else to go. There are 16 units in the complex
designed to provide either permanent (unlimited stays), transitional (6-12
months), or emergency housing (up to 30 days). There are 13 permanent
stay units (1 bed in each), 2 transitional units (1 unit has 4 beds and
another unit has 2 beds), and one emergency unit with 4 beds.

SPA 3

Action Food Pantry
Telephone: (909) 447-6786
Address/Location: 4368 Santa Anita Avenue, El Monte, CA 91731
Service Summary: Action Food Pantry distributes food to individuals in need of bagged
groceries. Service is available every 30 days per client. An I.D. is required
in order to receive services. Please call (909) 447-6786 for times and
location.

Bethel Seventh Day Adventist
Telephone: (951) 259-2335
Address/Location: P.O. Box 3054, Pomona, CA 91769
Website: www.oursaviorcenter.org
Service Summary: Bethel Seventh Day Adventist distributes food to individuals in need of
bagged groceries. Please call 951-259-2335 for times and location.
Clothing and toiletries are also available. A special distribution of items is
conducted at Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Our Savior Center
Telephone: (626) 579-2190
Address/Location: 4368 Santa Anita Avenue, El Monte, CA 91731
Website: www.oursaviorcenter.org
Service Summary: Our Savior Center is the nonsectarian community outreach of the Episcopal
Church of Our Savior in San Gabriel. Their mission is to share love, hope,
and resources without neighbors in need. Our Savior Center distributes
food at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Our Savior Center also assists
homeless individuals through a motel voucher program.

Crossroads, Inc.
Telephone: (909) 397-0103
Address/Location: 1269 N. Harvard Ave., Claremont, CA 91711
Website: www.thecrossroadsinc.com
Type of Program: Per-Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Crossroads provides housing, education, support and counseling to women
released from prison. Women must be paroled from the California prison
system and have the ability and willingness to work 30-40 hours/week.
Length of stay in the shelter is six months. There are two sites. The
Claremont site, which houses up to six clients, is a two-story craftsman
home with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a laundry room. The
Pomona site is a five unit single bedroom apartment complex, shared by
six clients and one resident assistant.

Ecumenical Council of Pasadena Area Churches
Telephone: (626) 797-2402
Address/Location: 444 East Washington Boulevard, Pasadena, CA 91104
Website: www.ecpac.net
Type of Program: Food (served meals & groceries), Per Diem Shelter (emergency), and
Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: ECPAC is a network of community organizations and congregations
dedicated to providing social services, coordinating community activities
and promoting the common good. ECPAC provides food, shelter and motel
vouchers, to low-income families, children and homeless individuals.
Prepared meals are served on-site and packaged groceries are distributed.
Emergency and transitional shelter are provided to homeless individuals at
various locations and motel vouchers are issued to families and frail
seniors.

El Monte-South El Monte Emergency Resource Association
Telephone: (626) 444-7269
Address/Location: 2645 Lee Street, Unit 6, South El Monte, CA 91733
Service Summary: El Monte/South El Monte Emergency Resources Association provides
groceries to individuals and residents of El Monte who are facing a crisis
that impacts their ability to maintain their homes and provide for the needs
of their children. Groceries, sufficient to meet a familys need for five days,
are delivered to clients homes after a request and assessment is made.
Motel vouchers are also provided in emergency situations and are targeted
to families with children.

East San Gabriel Valley Coalition
Telephone: (626) 333-7204
Address/Location: P.O. Box 93256, City of Industry, CA 91715
Type of Program: Winter Shelter and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: East San Gabriel Valley Coalition serves single men and women during the
winter shelter season which runs from December 1 through March 15.
Individuals are picked up at an advertised location and brought to the
shelter. Clients receive lodging and meals.

Foothill AIDS Project
Telephone: (909) 482-2066
Address/Location: 233 W. Harrison Ave., Claremont, CA 91711
Website: www.fapinfo.org
Type of Program: Food (vouchers)
Service Summary: FAP now offers a full spectrum of integrated programs and services in
three counties that empower clients to manage their own long-term health
goals. Integrated treatment and chronic care management, paired with
stable housing planning and outreach provide many tools for people living
with HIV/AIDS to live longer, healthier, and more stable lives.

First United Methodist Church of La Puente
Telephone: (562) 773-5320
Address/Location: 15701 Hill Street, La Puente, CA 91744
Website: www.houseofruthinc.org
Service Summary: The First United Methodist Church of La Puentes mission is to provide
emergency and supplemental food for those in need in the East San
Gabriel Valley. The Outreach Center Food pantry distributed food to those
residing in East San Gabriel zip codes. Please call for distribution times
and location.

Faith Community Church
Telephone: (562) 773-5320
Address/Location: 1211 E. Badillo Street, West Covina, CA 91790
Website: www.go2faith.com
Service Summary: Faith Community Church offers bagged groceries to individual Monday
Friday from 2:00 4:00 PM. A Thanksgiving dinner is also served. Please
call (562) 773-5320 for specifics.

House of Ruth, Inc.
Telephone: (909) 988-5559 or (909) 623-3364
Address/Location: Claremont (confidential DV shelter location)
Website: www.houseofruthinc.org
Service Summary: House of Ruth is a domestic violence shelter serving residents of the
Greater Pomona Valley and surrounding communities. The 24-hour
emergency shelter is a 30-bed facility. Women and children (male children
are accepted up to age 18) may stay for up to 45 days with extensions
granted when appropriate. Services provided at the shelter include food
and clothing, personal items, emergency transportation, individual and
group counseling, and resource workshops.

Inland Valley Council of Churches
Telephone: (909) 622-3806
Address/Location: 1753 North Park Avenue, Pomona, CA 91768
Website: www.ivcouncilofchurches.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries), Per Diem Shelter (emergency and transitional), &
Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Inland Valley Council of Churches (IVCC) is comprised of 86 member
churches that distribute services to the community. The councils mission is
to encourage impoverished families and individuals to achieve long-term
stability by helping them to acquire the tools they need to bring about
change. Food is distributed through the Beta Food Security Center and
they provide each member of an income-eligible household with a five-day,
15-meal supply of emergency food assistance. Emergency shelter for
homeless families and women is provided at Our House Emergency
Shelter and Transitional Housing is provided at HomeStart.

Lake Avenue Community Foundation
Telephone: (626) 817-4505
Address/Location: 712 E. Villa Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
Website: www.lakeavefoundation.org
Type of Program: Food (served meal and groceries) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Lake Avenue Community Foundation is committed to transforming the San
Gabriel Valley by developing and supporting initiatives in the areas of
housing, education, literacy, hunger relief, healthcare and economic
development. EFSP funds are directed towards their food program that
provides weekly distribution of groceries and served meals twice a week.

Prototypes
Telephone: (310) 641-7795
Address/Location: 1000 Alameda Street, Suite 390, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Website: www.protoypes.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals)
Service Summary: PROTOTYPES provides innovative health, mental health and social
services to more than 15,000 women, children and communities affected
by substance abuse, mental illness, and domestic violence.

St. John the Baptist Church Social Services
Telephone: (310) 641-7795
Address/Location: 3883 Baldwin Park Blvd., Baldwin Park, CA 91706
Website: www.stjohnthebaptistbp.org
Type of Program: Food (bagged groceries)
Service Summary: St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Baldwin Park, CA offers a wide
variety of services in Baldwin Park and the surrounding region, including
food, counseling, immigration, youth and job services.

YWCA San Gabriel Valley/WINGS (Women in Need Growing Strong)
Telephone: (626) 967-0658
Address/Location: West Covina (confidential DV shelter location)
Website: www.ywcasgv.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries), Per Diem Shelter (emergency) & Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: WINGS provides services to women and children up to age 18 that are
victims of domestic violence. WINGS provides food, shelter and motel
vouchers. Food is distributed five days a week and clients are welcome to
pick up food during business hours. Shelter is provided in a facility that has
seven bedrooms (32 beds) and two communal bathrooms. Clients can
stay up to 45 days. The motel voucher program is used to assist female
victims of domestic violence who are unable to obtain emergency housing
or other safe housing until more permanent housing is available.

SPA 4

Assistance League of California
Address/Location: 1370 N. St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Website: www.assistanceleague.net
Type of Program: Food (bagged groceries) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Assistance League of Southern California, a nonprofit organization
established in 1919, provides a broad range of essential human services
and economic development activities to low and moderate income
residents within Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los
Angeles area through a partnership of dedicated volunteers and staff.

Alexandria House
Address/Location: 426 South Alexandria Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90020
Website: www.alexandriahouse.org
Service Summary: Alexandria House addresses the needs of lower income women and
children by offering them food and housing. Alexandria House provides
non-perishable bagged groceries and easily prepared food items for those
seeking emergency housing. Motel vouchers are available for people who
are in need of emergency housing and cannot be accommodated at the
shelter. Motel Vouchers provide a maximum stay of 30 days.

Assistance League of Southern California/Hollywood Senior Multipurpose Center
Address/Location: 1370 North Saint Andrews Place, Hollywood, CA 90028
Website: www.assistanceleague.net
Service Summary: Assistance League serves frail, homebound, and isolated seniors living
independently in their own homes through the Home-Delivered Meals
program. Clients receive home-delivered hot meals five days a week and
are given frozen meals on either Thursday or Friday in order to provide
food for the weekend. Clients can continue to receive assistance as long
as their functional abilities remain poor.

Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST)
Address/Location: 5042 Wilshire Blvd. #586, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Website: www.castla.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: The mission of CAST is to assist person trafficked for the purpose of forced
labor and slavery-like practices and to work toward ending all instances of
such human rights violations. CAST provides social, shelter and legal
services in-house.

Downtown Womens Center
Address/Location: 325 So. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.dwcweb.org
Service Summary: Downtown Womens Center serves homeless women by providing
resources (meals, shelter, and supportive services) that are needed to
reconnect with ones sense of self. Food (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) is
served at the Day Center seven days a week. The Center also provides
long-term housing at the Residence Center, a unique Single Room
Occupancy motel with 47 beds. Each woman residing at the Residence has
her own private room with a refrigerator, desk, bed, and closet, and access
to a shared bath facility. Each floor of the Residence features a community
room with comfortable seating, books and a TV, and a community kitchen
where residents can share in meal preparation and clean-up.

Eimago
Address/Location: 545 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: http://www.urm.org
Type of Program: Winter Shelter and Per-Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: Eimago utilizes EFSP funding to provide housing for the participants of their
Dignity Through Service Program (DTS). DTS is an intermediary program
that offers an additional year of transitional services, job training, job
placement, and other supportive services to program graduates coming out
of the Union Rescue Missions recovery programs. Eimago also operates a
70-bed Winter Shelter Program during the period of December 1-March 15.
Winter Shelter clients are picked up at an advertised location and receive
lodging and meals.

GETTLOVE
Address/Location: 8935 Wonderland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Type of Program: Food (meals)
Service Summary: GETTLOVE is dedicated to responding to the homeless as individuals
whose humanity should be acknowledged and whose suffering should be
relieved. GETTLOVE goes to where the homeless can be found in a
coordinated but random pattern of distributions designed to personally and
individually connect those living on the streets, gathered at existing service
sites and encamped in secluded areas.

Gateways Hospital & Mental Health Center
Address/Location: 1891 Effie Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Website: http://www.gatewayshospital.org/
Type of Program: Shelter
Service Summary: Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center provides in-patient,
residential, and out-patient services to mentally ill adolescents and adults.
Through the Hospital, the agency also runs Gateways Homeless Services,
a 12-bed shelter for adult females with a mental illness who are homeless.
EFSP funding will be used to provide chronically homeless individuals living
on the streets a bag lunch. Motel vouchers are available for clients in need
of temporary shelter.

Homeless Health Care Los Angeles
Address/Location: 2330 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90057
Website: www.hhcla.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries and restaurant vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Homeless Health Care Los Angeles (HHCLA) assists clients to become
economically self-sufficient and improve the overall quality of their lives.
HHCLA participants must be over age 18, homeless residents of Los
Angeles County, and have a primary addiction to a drug other than alcohol.
Clients can receive food vouchers and meal coupons when enrolled in the
program. The motel voucher program targets homeless substance users
and their families, including: encampment dwellers, people with concurrent
issues of drug abuse and mental illness, individuals and families with
HIV/AIDS, and single men/women.

Hope-Net
Address/Location: 760 S. Westmoreland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90005
Website: www.hopenet.net
Service Summary:

Hope-Net is an interfaith organization dedicated eliminating hunger for
homeless individuals and their families. Hope-Net has eight different sites
for distribution of groceries. Enrollment procedures are similar at each site
and anyone who has a low income is eligible to receive free food from the
pantries.

Isaiah House
Address/Location: 8634 Holloway Drive, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Type of Program: Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary:

Isaiah Houses mission is to assist isolated individuals in becoming part of
society through community housing and rehabilitation services. Isaiah
House provides low income and transitional community housing for seniors,
the disabled and the homeless

Jovenes, Inc.
Address/Location: 300 West Cesar Chavez Avenue, #D, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Website: www.jovenesinc.org
Type of Program: Food (prepared meals) and Per Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Jovenes Inc. strives to prevent homelessness among the multicultural
population of Los Angeles youth by providing shelter to homeless,
runaway, at-risk youth and young adults between the ages of 18-22. La
Posada Emergency Shelter is a two-bedroom facility located in a residential
neighborhood of East Los Angeles. The length of stay is 30 days. Food is
also distributed in the form of sack lunches and an Outreach Team also
distributes food to homeless persons on the streets of Los Angeles twice a
week.

Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center
Address/Location: 1625 N. Schrader Blvd., Los Angeles, 90028
Website: www.lagaycenter.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals) and Per Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: LAGLCSC provides services to runaway, homeless, and indigent youth and
young adults ages 18 to 24. Clients who meet the eligibility requirements
can receive prepared meals (breakfast, sack lunches and afternoon
snacks). Shelter is provided at The Kurks/Tilnser Transitional Living
Program, a six-bedroom, 24-bed facility. Youth who enter the program may
stay for a period of up to 18 months.

Little Tokyo Service Center
Address/Location: 231 East Third Street, #G106, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.lltsc.org
Service Summary: The mission of the Little Tokyo Service Center, a Community Development
Corporation, is to meet the critical needs of people and build community.
For over 29 years, the Little Tokyo Service Center, a Community
Development Corporation (LTSC CDC), has been an important resource for
the residents of a diverse community. Founded in 1979, LTSC CDC is a
nonprofit charitable organization serving Asian and Pacific Islanders
throughout Los Angeles County who are in need, especially those facing
language or cultural gaps, financial need, or physical disabilities.

Los Angeles House of Ruth
Address/Location: P.O. Box 33288, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Website: www.houseofruth.org
Service Summary: Los Angeles House of Ruth provides services for battered and abused
women who lack financial resources, supportive family, and shelter. Los
Angeles House of Ruth consists of three shelter sites. Each site is a single-
family home located in East Los Angeles. Together, the houses
accommodate an average of 34 beds (24 transitional and 10 emergency.)
The maximum length of stay is 90 days.

Los Angeles Housing Partnership
Address/Location: 1200 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 307, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Website: www.lahousingpartnership.com
Service Summary: Established in 1989, Los Angeles Housing Partnership, Inc. is a non-profit,
public benefit corporation, dedicated to expand, ensure the long-term
affordability, and preserve the supply of decent affordable housing in the
City and County of Los Angeles for low income households and the
homeless.

LAMP Community
Address/Location: 527 South Crocker Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.lampcommunity.org
Service Summary: LAMP provides services to homeless men and women diagnosed as
chronically mentally ill. Meals are prepared and served at the LAMP Day
Center/Crisis Shelter and LAMP Village Transitional Residence. Three
meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are served to shelter residents 365
days/year. Brown Bag lunches are distributed three days a week through
the Street Outreach Program.

Los Angeles Youth Network
Address/Location: 1754 Taft Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Website: www.layn.org
Type of Program: Per-Diem Shelter (emergency and transitional) & Food (served meals)
Service Summary: Los Angeles Youth Network (LAYN) provides shelter and food services to
homeless youth ages 18-24. The agency has three housing facilities that
provide emergency and transitional shelter as well case management and
individual counseling. Other services that are provided include: tutors,
group therapy, teaching therapy, substance abuse therapy, family
counseling, and recreation

Mary Lind Foundation
Address/Location: 2500 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. #826, Los Angeles, C 90057
Website: www.marylind.org
Type of Program: Per-Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: The Mary Lind Foundation provides an opportunity for individuals who are
chronically welfare-dependent, alcoholic and/or addicted to become sober,
self-supporting citizens. The Foundation has three shelters that combined
have over 300 beds. Both males and females are accepted into the
program and the maximum length of stay is one year.

McIntyre House
Address/Location: 8634 Holloway Drive, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Website: www.mcintyrehouse.org
Service Summary: McIntyre House offers a unique rehabilitation experience for men seeking
recovery for alcoholism and drug addiction. Set in a safe, stable and
supportive home-like environment, McIntyre House is committed to
providing each client with the very best opportunity for building a solid
foundation for his recovery.

My Friends Place
Website: www.myfriendsplace.org
Service Summary: Founded in 1988, My Friend's Place is a nonprofit Resource Center offering
a comprehensive continuum of care that includes free emergency
resources such as food and clothing in combination with health,
educational, and therapeutic services to over 1,800 homeless youth and
their children each year.

Proyecto Pastoral
Address/Location: 135 N. Mission Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90033
Website: www.proyectopastoral.org
Service Summary: Proyecto Pastoral provides services for adult homeless men in the Latino
community of Los Angeles. The shelter at Dolores Mission Church can
accommodate up to 65 homeless men at any given time. Shelter services
are offered 24-hours a day on a year-round basis. The maximum length of
stay is 90 days.

Saint Francis Center
Address/Location: 1835 South Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Website: www.stfranciscenterla.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals & groceries) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: St. Francis Center provides services to poor families and homeless
individuals in the Garment District and South Park neighborhoods of
downtown Los Angeles. Food is provided in the form of served meals and
groceries. Breakfast is served Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday and
groceries are distributed to families four days a week. Families can only
receive groceries once each month. Motel vouchers are reserved for
homeless families, victims of domestic violence, and those who are elderly,
ill, or frail.

Single Room Occupancy Housing Corporation
Address/Location: 354 South Spring Street, Suite 400, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.srohousing.org
Service Summary: SRO serves the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles by offering food,
shelter, and other services. SRO distributes groceries twice each week.
Clients are permitted to obtain one bag of groceries each week at the SRO
hotels. SRO Housing also provides emergency shelter to homeless,
indigent men and women at the Russ Hotel (190 units) and Panama Hotel
(221 units). Housing is in weekly increments with extensions possible for a
maximum of 90 days. Motel vouchers for stays up to 28 days are used to
assist homeless men and women in transitioning to a more stable living
arrangement. SRO also utilizes the vouchers to house families when
emergency shelters are inappropriate to meet their needs.

Skid Row Development Corporation
Address/Location: 307 S. Central Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Type of Program: Per Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: Skid Row Development Corporation provides services for both male and
female homeless persons. Transition House is comprised of 22 rooms, two
large gender specific dormitories, and private handicapped access rooms.
The shelters total capacity is 130 beds--94 beds for men and 36 beds for
women. The maximum length of stay is 90 days.

West Hollywood Presbyterian Church
Address/Location: 7350 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046
Website: www.wehopres.org
Service Summary: West Hollywood Presbyterian Church provides basic food services to the
homeless and hungry in the form of pre-packed sack lunches. Lunches are
distributed MondayThursday from 10:00 AM-1:00PM.

SPA 5

CLARE Foundation, Inc.
Address/Location: 907 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Website: www.clarefoundation.org
Service Summary: CLARE Foundation provides services to persons seeking recovery from
alcoholism/substance abuse. Services include food, shelter, case
management, and support in the form of individual and group counseling.
Any persons over l8 years of age seeking detox/recovery services are
eligible. CLARE Foundation has four residential sites in Santa Monica,
Culver City, Venice, and Los Angeles. The Detox/Primary Program in
Santa Monica holds up to 31 individuals in six dormitory style rooms.

New Directions, Inc.
Address/Location: 11303 Wilshire Boulevard (VA Bldg. 116), Los Angeles, CA 90073-1003
Website: www.newdirectionsinc.org
Service Summary: New Directions empowers homeless veterans by providing them with the
tools they need to become self-sufficient. EFSP funds are used at Mitchell
House and Barrington House, two shelter programs designed to rehabilitate
homeless women veterans who are chronic substance abusers and have
experienced some type of abuse. Combined, each house has eight
bedrooms and can accommodate 17 clients. The maximum length of stay
is two years.

Ocean Park Community Center
Address/Location: 1453 16
th
Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404
Website: www.opcc.net
Type of Program: Food (served meals) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Ocean Park Community Center (OPCC) provides shelter for homeless
adults and families, groceries for homeless/low income individuals, and
motel vouchers. OPCC Access Center distributes sack lunches and
groceries and Daybreak Day Center provides hot meals. OPCC operates
two shelters. Turning Point is a 55-bed transitional housing program for
homeless adult men and women and Daybreak Shelter is a 15-bed
emergency shelter for mentally ill homeless women. The maximum stay is
nine months. Motel Vouchers are used only if either shelter is unable to
accommodate a client.

Saint Joseph Center
Address/Location: 204 Hampton Drive, Venice, CA 90291
Website: www.stjosephctr.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries and served meals)
Service Summary: St. Joseph Center serves persons who are in need of emergency food
assistance in order to remain housed and self-sufficient. Individuals may
receive groceries either once a week or twice a month. In addition, St.
Josephs Bread and Roses program distributes hot meals to the homeless.
Motel vouchers are given to the most vulnerable of homeless clients when
no other shelter is available. St. Joseph Center contracts with six motels
that are in close proximity to its facility. Clients can receive vouchers for up
to 30 days.

Step Up on Second Street, Inc.
Address/Location: 1328 Second Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Website: www.stepuponsecond.org
Service Summary: Step Up on Second Street serves clients with severe and persistent mental
illness by providing them the support system they need. EFSP funds are
directed to their food program. Served meals are provided seven days a
week, 365 days a year. Persons just coming to eat a meal are welcome but
those participants who wish to receive services must have a diagnosis of
severe and persistent mental illness.

Upward Bound House
Address/Location: 1020 Twelfth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90403
Website: www.upwardboundhouse.org
Service Summary: Upward Bound House provides housing services at Family Place for
homeless families with minor children. Family Place is a 22-unit, 54-bed
facility16 are one-bedroom units. The remaining units are flexible in
format and may be used as six one-bedroom units or three two-bedroom
units and three studio apartments. The maximum stay at Family Place is
two years.

SPA 6

All Peoples Christian Center
Address/Location: 822 East 20
th
Street, Los Angeles, CA 90011
Website: www.allpeoplescc.org
Service Summary: All Peoples Christian Center provides a broad spectrum of services to
those in need regardless of race, religion or gender. EFSP funds are used
to distribute bags of groceries to low-income families once a month. In
addition to food, families are also given information regarding community
resources, events, meetings, and referrals.

California Council for Veterans Affairs
Address/Location: 4859 W. Slauson Avenue, Suite 157, Los Angeles, CA 90056
Service Summary: California Council for Veterans Affairs provides homeless women with
minor children support services and transitional housing for up to 24
months. The transitional shelter is a two-story, four-unit apartment building
complex with 23 beds. During their stay, clients are assisted with vocational
counseling and budgeting in preparation for independent living. The shelter
only serves female veterans of the United States Military.

Coalition for Responsible Community Development
Address/Location: 3101 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90007
Website: www.coalitionrcd.org/
Service Summary: The Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD) is a
nonprofit community development corporation in the Vernon-Central
neighborhood of South Los Angeles. CRCD works with residents,
businesses, community organizations, and civic leaders to foster a safe and
economically vibrant community where young people have opportunities to
thrive. Founded in 2005, CRCDs mission is to better sustain, coordinate,
and improve local planning, development, and community services that
address the needs of low-income residents and small businesses in South
Los Angeles.

Compton Welfare Rights Organization, Inc.
Address/Location: 528 West Almond Street, Compton, CA 90220
Website: www.cwroshelter.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Per Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Compton Welfare Rights Organization provides services to homeless
women and children in the Compton and South Central area of Los
Angeles. Food is distributed in bags containing items such as hot and cold
cereals, dry milk, macaroni, dry beans and rice, on the 2
nd
Wednesday of
each month. Emergency shelter is provided in a four-bedroom home with
14 beds for women and children ages 0-12 years. The maximum length of
stay is 60 days.

Faith in Christ Ministries
Telephone Number: (323) 291- 9636
Address/Location: 4501 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90062
Website: www.ficmla.com
Service Summary: Faith in Christ is a church located in South Central Los Angeles. They
welcome the poor and oppressed in their neighborhood and provide a
range of ministries, including food distribution, weekly "Sidewalk
Breakfasts", and a variety of tutoring and Bible club ministries for
neighborhood children. Faith in Christ is currently rehabilitating a former
restaurant into a full-service Community Center for neighborhood residents.
Community Service Ministry groups assist with the physical plant, help with
the tutoring and Bible club programs, and prepare and serve "Sidewalk
Breakfasts".

First A.M.E. Housing Corporation
Address/Location: 2270 So. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90018
Website: www.famechurch.org
Service Summary: FAME strives to improve the quality of life for the disenfranchised residents
of South Central Los Angeles by providing individuals with a whole-life
support system that offers emergency food, employment assistance,
housing, health and social programs. FAME uses EFSP funds for their food
program specifically to provide 800 poor families with a one-week supply of
groceries each month. Typically the bags will contain cereal, noodles,
canned vegetables and fruits, fresh vegetables, diapers, canned milk, and
baby formula if needed.

Holy Cross Center
Address/Location: 4705 S. Main St., Los Angeles, CA 90037
Service Summary: Holy Cross center provides individuals in need with basic emergency
necessities such as food and clothing. The target populations served are
the homeless, families suffering from unemployment or underemployment,
and senior citizens on a fixed income. The facility is located at the
Archdiocese of Los Angeles on the first floor. Food is distributed Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.

Jenesse Center
Website: www.jenesse.org/
Type of Program: Food (served meals) and Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Our overall goal is to change the pattern of abuse in the lives of women
and children. Jenesses commitment to providing a comprehensive,
centralized base of support for women and children is evident by the
programs and services provided for the women and children who seek our
assistance.

Los Angeles Transition Center
Address/Location: 1050 Leighton Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90037
Website: www.transitioncenter.org
Service Summary: Los Angeles Transition Center (LATC) assists homeless adult substance
abusers in their recovery and movement to self-sufficiency through the
provision of transitional housing with supportive and treatment services.
There are two shelters, one for women (24 beds) and one for men (28
beds). The maximum stay at either shelter is two years.

Mothers In Action
Address/Location: 200 E. Slauson, Los Angeles, CA 90011
Website: www.mothersinaction.net
Type of Program: Food (served meals and groceries)
Service Summary: Mothers In Action provides food services to low-income and homeless
women and children. Clients can receive a bag of groceries once a month
on Mondays. Each bag contains enough food to feed a family of four for
four meals. Additionally, families can receive a holiday grocery distribution
of four-six meals and a fresh turkey at the Horace Mann School. Mothers
In Action also provides eight mass feedings throughout the year.

Paramount Care Foundation
Address/Location: 8303 Alondra Blvd., Paramount, CA 90723
Service Summary: The mission of Paramount Care Foundation is to serve the residents of
Paramount, CA, by working with students and parents to raise students'
proficiency in academic studies, fostering a high moral code among our
students, providing a sports program as an alternative to gangs, assisting
the less fortunate towards self-sufficiency, and providing intermittent events
to be a lighthouse to the less fortunate in our community.

SHIELDS for Families Project, Inc. (SHIELDS)
Address/Location: 11603 S. Western Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90047
Website: www.shieldsforfamilies.org
Service Summary: SHIELDS for Families provides services to homeless families affected by
substance abuse, child abuse, and mental health issues. Served meals are
provided to families enrolled in the substance abuse outpatient program
and food vouchers are given to clients in the transitional housing program.
Motel vouchers are given to clients that are waiting to enter a housing unit.

South Central Health & Rehabilitation Programs
Address/Locations: 5201 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90037
Type of Program: Food (vouchers and served meals)
Service Summary: SCHARP provides services to mentally ill and/or multi-diagnosed
individuals with substance abuse disorders. Clients who are current
members of the SCHARP program are given motel vouchers for
emergency stays at motels that are located close to SCHARP service
centers. In addition, clients are given food vouchers to grocery stores.
Food and motel vouchers are distributed to clients every Monday.

South Central LAMP (Los Angeles Ministries Project)
Address/Location: 892 East 48th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90011
Website: www.southcentrallamp.org
Service Summary: South Central Lamp works to educate and empower families in South LA
by offering ESL classes, parenting classes, a family book club, and much
more. EFSP funds support meals given to parents and children while they
attend LAMP programs. Through LAMP, parents learn about healthy, cost-
effective snacks they can provide for their families, and these snacks are
modeled during class through the Healthy Snack Program.

Testimonial Community Love Center
Address/Location: 5721 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90062
Website: www.testimonialclc.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries), Per Diem Shelter (Emergency), and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Testimonial Community Love Center provides services to homeless
families in the Los Angeles area. The food distribution program gives
bagged groceries to low-income and homeless clients every Thursday.
Clients may receive food once a week. Emergency shelter is provided at
TCLC to homeless families (single women & women with children up to age
12). The shelter has 10 private family bedrooms with four beds per room.
The maximum length of stay in the shelter is 90 days. Motel vouchers are
also available for up to seven days.

Truevine Community Outreach, Inc.
Address/Location: 5238 Clark Street, Lynwood, CA 90262
Website: www.truevineoutreach.org
Service Summary: Truevine Community Outreach provides services to homeless, illiterate,
poor and disadvantaged persons of Los Angeles. Food services are
provided to anyone who is homeless, disabled, elderly, and/or unemployed.
Bulk food is distributed to clients on the 2nd Saturday of the month and hot
meals are distributed on the 4th Saturday of the month. The shelter
program serves single men ages 18 to 70. The facility is a one-story
building with three bedrooms and a total of six beds. The maximum length
of stay is 12 months.

Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Address/Location: 5139 S. Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90037
Website: www.wlcac.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals & groceries)
Service Summary: The Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC) is a non-profit
community-based organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for
residents in South Los Angeles. Under the leadership of Ted Watkins, a
long-time resident of Watts, WLCAC was organized in 1965 by labor union
members living in Watts and with the support and encouragement of seven
international unions and staff members from the UCLA Institute of Industrial
Relations.

SPA 7

Eastmont Community Center
Address/Location: 701 S. Hoefner Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90022
Website: www.eastmontcc.org
Service Summary: Eastmont Community Center provides emergency services such as food
and clothing, housing, and job search counseling. In addition, Eastmont
also offers child development services, educational programs for youth,
English-as-a Second-Language and Citizenship classes, adult literacy
programs and senior services which include hot meals and low-impact
exercise activity.

Human Services Association
Address/Location: 6800 Florence Avenue, Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Website: www.hsala.org
Service Summary: Human Services Association (HAS) serves low-income individuals in the
southeast area of Los Angeles by offering supportive services. They
provide a comprehensive emergency food and food distribution program at
their main office in Bell Gardens. Food is available Monday-Friday and is
given as frequently as it is needed.

Interfaith Food Center
Address/Location: 14545 Leffingwell Road, Whittier, CA 90604
Service Summary: Interfaith Food Center (IFC) serves the hungry, disadvantaged and
homeless population in the greater Whittier area. Their main priority is the
collection and distribution of food bags to the homeless population of the
community. A balanced meal is planned by the Operations Manager and
includes such items as pasta, beans, or rice, canned goods, packaged
goods. Eligibility is determined by income and size of family. Also, proof of
residency in Region 3 is required with positive identification. Emergency
boxes are also given to families on a one-time basis as needed.

St. Matthias Episcopal Church of Whittier
Address/Location: 7056 S. Washington Avenue, Norwalk, CA 90602
Service Summary: The St. Matthias Soup Hour started in 1984 as a response to seeing
hungry people in the Uptown area of Whittier. Every weekday from 3:00 PM
to 4:00 PM we serve a hot meal to anyone who wishes to eat. An average
of 70 people are served a day, through the work of about eight volunteers
per day.

Stop Homelessness in the Rio Hondo Area
th
Street, Bldg. #213, Norwalk, CA 90650
Service Summary: Stop Homelessness in the Rio Hondo Area helps disenfranchised families
end their cycle of homelessness and become self-sufficient. The shelter
has 92 beds and 26 rooms, of which three of the rooms can accommodate
large families of six-ten people. The maximum length of stay at the shelter
is 18 months. Children from infants to teens are accepted.

Su Casa Family Crisis and Support Center
Address/Location: 3840 Woodruff Avenue, Suite 203, Long Beach, CA 90808
Website: www.sucasadv.org
Type of Program: Per Diem Shelter (emergency and transitional)
Service Summary: Su Casa Family Crisis and Support Center serves homeless women and
their children ages 12 and older who are victims of domestic violence. The
crisis shelter consists of five bedrooms (22 beds), six baths, two kitchens, a
dining room, a living room, and two laundry rooms. The maximum length of
stay at the crisis shelter is 30 days. The transitional shelter consists of four,
fully furnished, cottage-like apartments, which provide a total capacity of 24
beds. The maximum length of stay at the transitional shelter is one year.
Clients gain access to the shelter through a 24-hour crisis hotline and
intake process.

Su Casa Family Crisis and Support Center
Address/Location: 3840 Woodruff Avenue, Suite 203, Long Beach, CA 90808
Website: www.sucasadv.org
Service Summary: Su Casa Family Crisis and Support Center serves homeless women and
their children ages 12 and older who are victims of domestic violence. The
crisis shelter consists of five bedrooms (22 beds), six baths, two kitchens, a
dining room, a living room, and two laundry rooms. The maximum length of
stay at the crisis shelter is 30 days. The transitional shelter consists of four,
fully furnished, cottage-like apartments, which provide a total capacity of 24
beds. The maximum length of stay at the transitional shelter is one year.
Clients gain access to the shelter through a 24-hour crisis hotline and
intake process.

Whittier First Day Coalition
Address/Location: 12426 Whittier Blvd., Whittier, CA 90602
Website:
Type of Program:
www.whittierfirstday.org
Per Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Whittier First Day provides a short-term emergency transitional housing
with on site supportive services to 45 individuals in the City of Whittier.
Services include: on-site health clinic, health screenings, mental health
services, on-site meals, case management, clothing, transportation, 12 step
meetings, education, training and employment assistance. First Day
provides professional and social service offices and meeting space.

Womens and Childrens Crisis Shelter, Inc.
Address/Location: Whittier (confidential DV shelter location)
Type of Program: Per Diem Shelter (emergency) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Womens and Childrens Crisis Shelter (WCCS) provides services to
women and children who are victims of domestic violence. The WCCS
emergency shelter facility is a large two-story apartment building that can
accommodate up to 30 persons. The facility has 15 rooms, which can
accommodate a mom with up to five children. The length of stay for
families is 30 days. If there are no available beds at the WCCS facility and
other local area shelters, then arrangements will be made to assist the
family with a motel voucher.

SPA 8

Christian Outreach In Action
Address/Location: 515 East Third Street, Long Beach, CA 90802
Website: www.coalongbeach.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals and vouchers)
Service Summary: Christian Outreach In Action assists homeless and low-income individuals
in gaining physical health by providing groceries and nutritious meals.
Specifically, on weekdays, breakfast and dinner are served. Lunch is
served on the third and fifth Saturday of each month. COA offers economic
relief that allows clients to spend more of their income on housing,
transportation, and other needs. Food services are provided to all homeless
individuals regardless of age or gender.

Comprehensive Child Development
Address/Location: 2565 Pacific Ave., Long Beach, CA 90806
Service Summary: Comprehensive Child Development assists low income parents with child
care while they are attending job training or schooling. Food is provided to
the parents of children enrolled in CDD programs at no cost.

City of Long Beach, Dept. of Health & Human Services
Address/Location: 2525 Grand Avenue, Rm 235, Long Beach, CA 90815
Website: http://www.longbeach.gov/health/
Type of Program: Food (vouchers) and Hotel/Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: The primary goal of the Department of Health & Human Services is to
improve the quality of life of Long Beach residents by addressing the public
health and human needs service of the community. Services provided for
homeless individuals and families at the Multi-Service Center include:
emergency motel, restaurant, and grocery vouchers. Clients must be
verifiably homeless.

Food Pantry LAX
Address/Location: 355 East Beach Ave. Inglewood, CA 90302
Website: http://westchester.methodists.org/about/laxfood.html
Service Summary: The Food Pantry, LAX provides emergency, short-term assistance to
families and individuals in need of food. In addition to food, the homeless
are given bags containing such items as soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste,
razors, shampoo, etc. as they are available.

Harbor Interfaith Services
Address/Location: 670 W. Ninth Street, San Pedro, CA 90731
Website: www.harborinterfaith.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries), Per Diem Shelter (emergency), and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Harbor Interfaith provides services to homeless families. Their food
program known as the Emergency Food and Advocacy Center (FISH)
provides bagged groceries to over 20,000 individuals each year. The
Family Shelter, an emergency shelter that consists of 20 individual
apartments (with a total of 60 beds), strives to preserve family dignity.
Each apartment has its own living/sleeping quarters, kitchenette, and
bathroom and can house anywhere from two-four people. Harbor Interfaith
Services also offers motel vouchers to those waiting for an opening in the
Family Shelter.

House of Yahweh
Address/Location: 4046 Marine Avenue, Lawndale, CA 90260
Service Summary: House of Yahweh provides food, clothing, shelter, and other supportive
services to the economically disadvantaged and the impoverished. House
of Yahweh operates a shelter that consists of 12 self-contained
trailers/motor homes with 27 beds. Those who participate in the shelter
program must be homeless or soon to be homeless and be drug/alcohol
free for six months. Clients must be employed, looking for employment, or
attending school.

Interval House
Address/Location: 1430 Pacific Ave., Long Beach, CA 90813
Website: www.intervalhouse.org
Type of Program: Emergency Shelter and Grocery Vouchers
Service Summary: The mission of Interval House is to provide crisis intervention and
assistance to victims of domestic violence and individuals at risk for abuse
from ethnically diverse and underserved communities. We also strive to
eliminate violence and its resultant homelessness within our targeted
underserved populations by raising community awareness of the cultural
dynamics of violence, promoting education about violence prevention, and
mobilizing communities to end violence.

Rainbow Services
Address/Location: 453 West 7th St., San Pedro, CA 90731
Website: www.rainbowservicesdv.org
Service Summary: Rainbow Services serves women and children who are victims of domestic
violence by providing housing and supportive services. Rainbow House, a
40-bed emergency shelter, has ten bedrooms each furnished with four twin
beds, a dresser, nightstand, and closet. There are also three furnished
lounges, which offer semi-private living rooms for families. Battered women
and their children may remain in the emergency shelter for up to 30 days.

Toberman Neighborhood Center
Address/Location: 131 North Grand Avenue, San Pedro, CA 90731
Website: www.tobermansettlementhouse.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals & groceries) and Per Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: Toberman Settlement House, Inc. provides food services to homeless
individuals in the form of groceries or served meals. Transitional shelter is
provided to chemically dependent homeless women at San Pedros
Support Harbor Area Womens Lives (SHAWL). The residence has five
bedrooms, 12 beds, two bathrooms, kitchen, living room, and a sizeable
backyard. The length of stay is from three-six months, during which each
resident will transition through several structured phases of growth.

Womens Shelter of Long Beach
Address/Location: 930 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA 9813
Website: www.womenshelterlb.org
Type of Program: Food (meals) and Per-Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: Since 1977, Womens Shelter of Long Beach has helped thousands of
families overcome the trauma caused by domestic abuse. WSLB assists
victims and their children by providing safe shelter and supportive
services including 30-45 days of emergency shelter, 24-hour crisis
hotline, counseling, social services support, legal and health advocacy,
and much more.

Food Banks

Foodbank of Southern California
Address/Location: 1444 San Francisco Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90813
Website: www.foodbankofsocal.org
Service Summary: Foodbank of Southern California provides non-profit agencies with food
daily. Distribution takes place Monday through Friday from 7:00AM to
3:30PM. The Foodbank also provides bags of groceries to needy
seniors at eighteen distribution sites and delivers food to 30-40
homebound seniors.

Food Finders
Address/Location: 3434 Atlantic Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807
Website: http://www.foodfinders.org/
Service Summary: Food Finders delivers food directly to approximately a 120 non-profit
agencies. Types of food distributed include: breads, produce, meats,
canned and packaged goods, dairy, and deli items. Operations and
deliveries usually begin at 7:00 AM. To be eligible to receive food from
Food Finders an agency must be a non-profit agency or church
providing a food ministry.

Los Angeles Regional Foodbank
Address/Location: 1734 East 41
st
Website: www.lafoodbank.org
Service Summary: The Los Angeles Regional Foodbank provides food for over 1,000
charitable organizations in Los Angeles County. The Foodbank is open
Monday through Friday from 7:00AM to 3:00PM. Appointments must be
made in order to pick up food. Non-profit member organizations are
permitted to order food once per week.

Neighborhood Outreach Council
Address/Location: 2501 Industry Way #F, Lynwood, CA 90262
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Hotel/Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Neighborhood Outreach Council (NOC) provides services to feed the
hungry by locating, transporting, warehousing and distributing food.
NOC distributes food to over 260 agencies throughout Los Angeles
County. NOC also offers hotel/motel vouchers to clients waiting for more
permanent housing.

Westside Food Bank
nd
Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404
Website: www.westsidefoodbankca.org
Service Summary: Westside Food Bank distributes food to local member direct service
nonprofit agencies with food assistance programs for low-income
people.

Multi-Regional Service Providers

1736 Family Crisis Center SPAS 6, 8
Address/Location: 2116 Arlington Ave., Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90018
Website: www.1736fcc.org
Type of Program: Per-Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: 1736 Family Crisis Center provides services to homeless abused
women and their children. EFSP funding will be applied toward the cost
of providing services to unduplicated persons in six shelters (one serving
runaway/homeless youth and five serving domestic violence victims).
Shelters are located in Region 4 (South Bay), Region 6 (South Los
Angeles), and Region 3 (Long Beach). The maximum length of stay is
90 days.

AIDS Project Los Angeles SPAS 1-8
Address/Location: 3550 Wilshire Blvd., Ste.#300, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Website: www.apla.org
Service Summary: AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) provides services to all people
infected by and at risk for HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles County through its
Necessities of Life Program. Nutritious, freshly packed, bagged
groceries are provided to approximately 1,224 clients a month and
Sustacal (a nutritional supplement used to help sustain the immune
system) is given to those who have a prescription. Clients may visit
twice a month to obtain groceries and personal care items. Food is
distributed at the following locations:
NOLP Valley Site 7336 Bellaire Avenue North Hollywood
(818) 255-0080
Long Beach 729 Long Beach Blvd Long Beach (565) 495-
1414
NOLP Los Angeles 611 S. Kingsley Drive Los Angeles (213)
201-1326
NOLP South Central 1774 E. 118
th
St, Building L Los Angeles
(323) 566-1652

Asian Pacific Womens Center SPAS 2, 4
Address/Location: 1145 Wilshire Blvd., 1
st
Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Website: www.apwcla.org
Service Summary: Asian Pacific Womens Center, Inc provides transitional shelter for battered
women and their children. The facility provides multi-lingual and multi-
cultural supportive services and programs. A one-bedroom apartment and
supportive services are provided to each family that moves into the
program. Each apartment has a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and a
bedroom. APWC provides housing for a maximum of 18 months.

Beyond Shelter SPAS 2, 4, 6, 8
Address/Location: 520 S. Virgil Avenue, Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90020
Website: www.beyondshelter.org
Type of Program: Food (vouchers), Motel Vouchers, and Rental Assistance
Service Summary: Beyond Shelter helps to combat poverty and homelessness among
families with children in Los Angeles County by providing housing
assistance and referrals. Beyond Shelter uses EFSP funds to provide
motel vouchers for approximately 150 families, for which shelter space is
not available. Emergency food vouchers are also provided for
approximately 300 families during their stay in the hotel/motel as well as
families transitioning into permanent housing. Services are provided at
the following locations:
Pacoima Office, 11243 Glen Oaks Blvd., Suite 3, Pacoima
(818) 834-4885
Long Beach Services Center, 6335 Myrtle Avenue, Long Beach
(562) 570-4525
Main Office, 1200 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles (213) 252-0772
Broadway Village, 7826 S. Broadway, Los Angeles (323) 565-
2703

Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. SPAS 1-8
Address/Location: 1531 James M. Wood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90015
Website: www.catiholiccharitiesla.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries), Per-Diem Shelter (emergency & transitional), and
Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Catholic Charities of Los Angeles has 18 sites that provide services to a
broad range of populations. Groceries are distributed at sites across the
County that operate a minimum of 5 hours each day, 4 days a week.
Some distribute food on weekends and some have outreach programs
that distribute ready-to-eat meals. Shelters provide beds for a variety of
populations, including homeless men, women, and families. Sobriety at
the time of admission is required at all shelters and the maximum stay is
60 days. The motel voucher program targets families with children,
people who are ill, frail and/or disabled, and people who are ill. No one
can receive motel vouchers for more than 30 days.

Center for the Pacific-Asian Family, Inc. SPAS 4,8
Address/Location: 543 N. Fairfax Ave., # 108, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Website: www.cpaf.info
Type of Program: Food (served meals & vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Center for the Pacific-Asian Family, Inc. works with victims of sexual
assault and domestic violence in Los Angeles Countys Pacific-Asian
community. CPAF operates a 45-bed emergency shelter in Region 5 and a
20-bed transitional shelter in Region 3. Served meals are provided for
CPAF shelter residents. CPAF also uses motel vouchers for those clients
that are not eligible for services. Clients receiving motel vouchers will also
be given restaurant vouchers for meals while staying in the motel.

Chrysalis Center SPAS 2, 4, 5
Address/Location: 516 South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.changelives.org
Service Summary: Chrysalis Center provides job-training and employment-related services
to the homeless and low-income. EFSP funds are used to provide motel
vouchers to clients enrolled in the Employment Program and to
individuals referred by the Info-Line. Bagged groceries and sack lunches
are also provided to clients searching for employment and those who are
newly employed. Services can be accessed at the following locations:
Chrysalis, San Fernando Valley 14015 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima
(818) 834-4357
Chrysalis, Santa Monica 1837 Lincoln Blvd., Santa Monica
(310) 392-4117
Chrysalis, Main Site 516 South Main Street, Los Angeles (213)
895-7777

City Help SPAS 4, 6, 7
Address/Location: 2301 Bellevue Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90026
Website: www.dreamcenter.org
Service Summary: The Dream Center is a non-profit outreach dedicated to helping inner-cities.
Our ministry provides hope by meeting both tangible and spiritual needs.
We provide food, clothing, shelter, life rehabilitation, education and job
training, Biblical training and much more through our 273 ministries and
outreaches. We reach thousands of hurting and needy children, families
and adults across all races and cultures each week.

Didi Hirsch Psychiatric Services SPAS 5, 8
Address/Location: 4760 South Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230
Website: www.didihirsch.org
Service Summary: Didi Hirsch Psychiatric Services provides assistance to individuals with
mental health and/or substance abuse problems. Clients are eligible for
services if they are homeless, experiencing a crisis, or have a psychiatric
disorder. Emergency shelter is provided at Jump Street and Excelsior
House. The maximum length of stay at each shelter is 28 days.

Emotional Health Association dba SHARE! SPAS 1-6
Address/Location: 4760 South Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230
Website: www.shareselfhelp.org
Service Summary: The mission of SHARE! the Self-Help and Recovery Exchange, is to help
people in Los Angeles pursue personal growth and change. SHARE!
empowers people to change their own lives and provides them a loving,
safe, non-judgmental place where they can find community, information
and support.

Hamburger Home/Aviva Family and Childrens Services SPAS 2-4
Address/Location: 7120 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Website: www.aviacenter.org
Service Summary: Aviva Center Serves severely abused, neglected, troubled and homeless
adolescents girls ages 12-18 in a residential diagnostic and treatment
program. The treatment facilities consist of two single-family homes in
residential areas of Van Nuys and Panorama City. As part of the daily
treatment program, Aviva serves three nutritionally sound, planned meals
and additional snacks, prepared on-site seven days a week year-round.

Hope for Homeless Youth SPAS 4-5
Address/Location: 2406 Kent Street, Los Angeles 90026
Website: www.hopeforhomelessyouth.org
Type of Program: Food (prepared meals)
Service Summary: Hope for Homeless Youth is a 12-month program for men and women at
least 18 years of age, who have a desire for change, a willingness to be
held accountable and to be under authority. The program compromises of
four phases. 24 hour Emergency Shelter is provided for up to 72 hours.

Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles SPAS 2, 4, 5
Address/Location: 6505 Wilshire Blvd., Ste.#350, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Website: www.jfsla.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) Per Diem Shelter (transitional)
Service Summary: Jewish Family Service provides an array of social and mental services to
men, women, and children in Los Angeles. Gramercy Place Shelter
provides services for homeless families. GPS is a 13-bedroom, 54-bed
facility in the Mid-Wilshire district. Residents live in family units whereby
each family is provided with their own large, furnished room. There is a
childcare facility on site as well as a group room where resident meetings
are held. Each family is responsible for their own meal preparation. SOVA
Kosher Food Pantry (SOVA) distributes groceries, including canned and
packaged non-perishable foods, fresh produce, and bakery goods to low-
income and homeless people. Clients generally receive a four-day supply
of food monthly or more frequently on an emergency basis. SOVA operates
three storefronts, including SOVA Valley Program in Tarzana, SOVA West
Program in Santa Monica, and SOVA Metro Program in Los Angeles.

Labor Community Services Food and Emergency Program SPAS 1, 3 - 8
Address/Location: 2130 James Woods Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90006
Service Summary: Labor Community Services provides services to help feed displaced
union workers and other disadvantaged people. Food is distributed to 32
local unions at the Steelworkers Union, Local 1981, a bulk food facility
located on Maywood Avenue in Huntington Park. The food is then taken
to the union halls where it is bagged for families and/or individuals and
distributed to those in need. Walk-in clients can also receive bagged
groceries and food certificates every day from 8:30AM-5:00PM at the
Labor Community Services Food Pantry located at 2130 James Wood
Blvd in Los Angeles.

Living into the Future Foundation SPAS 2-3, 6-8
Address/Location: 4300 Bellflower Blvd, Lakewood, CA 90713
Service Summary: The Living into the Future Foundation funds provides funds and grants to
various food pantries throughout Los Angeles County. Pantries are
located the San Fernando Valley and South/East Los Angeles. Please
call 562-429-1441 to find a pantry near you.

Los Angeles Jewish AIDS Services/Project Chicken Soup SPAS 2, 4-8
Address/Location:
Website:
P.O. Box 480241, Los Angeles, CA 90048
www.projectchickensoup.org
Service Summary: Project Chicken Soup is a non-profit organization which provides
nutritious, kosher meals to people living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles
County, in observance of the Jewish commandment of tikkun olam,
healing the world through service to humankind. Project Chicken Soup
provides nechama - comfort - to those in need, regardless of race,
religion or creed, and provides a connection to the Jewish community.

Los Angeles County Community and Senior Citizen Services/Foodnet SPAS 2-4, 6-8
Address/Location: 3175 West 6
th
Service Summary: Community and Senior Services serves homeless and low-income
residents of Los Angeles County with food assistance at eleven service
center sites. Emergency food distribution is available for first-time walk-in
clients refereed through Info-Line. These clients are given a one-week
supply of food and are asked to return for the regular monthly food
distribution. Low-income families, individuals and seniors can receive a
free supplemental basket of food on the 2
nd
and 3
rd
Thursday of each
month. Each basket contains food to provide four complete, well-
balanced meals.

Maternal and Child Health Access SPAS 4, 6
Address/Location:
Website:
Type of Program:
1111 West 6
th
Street, Ste.#400, Los Angeles, CA 90017
www.mchaccess.org
Food (vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Maternal and Child Health Access provides services to pregnant women
and their families. Eligible clients are issued a Christian Food Center or St.
Thomas Center grocery voucher every two weeks. The program also
provides motel vouchers and clients can receive vouchers for a maximum
of 30 days. Clients accessing programs at Maternal and Child Health
Access are involved with case management on a long-term basis.

Mental Health America of Los Angeles SPAS 1, 8
Address/Location: 100 W. Broadway, Suite 5010, Long Beach, CA 90802
Website: www.mhala.org
Service Summary: Founded in 1924, Mental Health America of Los Angeles (MHA) is a
nonprofit organization that uses four cornerstones service, education,
advocacy and training to create opportunities for adults and young adults
with mental illness to recover to full, equal lives.
MHA serves Los Angeles County, California, with sites in Los Angeles,
Lancaster and Long Beach. We have two integrated services programs
based on our nationally-recognized and replicated model, two homeless
assistance services, and a housing and community development program.
Our Wellness Centers blend physical and mental health strategies to help
individuals pursue healthy lives.

Midnight Mission SPAS 4, 8
Address/Location: 601 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Website: www.midnightmission.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals) and Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: The Midnight Mission was founded in 1914. The Midnight Mission provides
emergency food, shelter, clothing, personal hygiene needs and medical
care. Services also include addiction rehabilitation utilizing the 12 step
method.

Los Angeles Family Housing Corporation SPAS 2-4, 6-8
Address/Location: 7843 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91605
Website: www.lafh.org
Service Summary: Los Angeles Family Housing Corporation provides shelter for homeless and
low-income families and individuals. The maximum shelter stay is 90 days.
Families at the Transitional Living Center are eligible to extend their stay for
up to six months. Shelter is provided at Chernow House and Sydney M.
Irmas Transitional Living Center.

New City Parish, Inc. SPAS 4, 6, 8
Address/Location: 1345 South Burlington Avenue Los Angeles CA 90006
Website: www.newcityparish.org
Service Summary: New City Parish is an urban coalition of congregations that provides
services to homeless and low-income individuals and families in the
areas of Los Angeles, Compton, and Inglewood. NCP operates a
community food distribution project that seeks to alleviate hunger and
malnutrition. Bagged groceries contain enough food to provide six to
eight meals, depending on family size. Food distribution hours and
frequency of program vary by location.

New Image Emergency Shelter for the Homeless SPAS 6, 8
Address/Location: 1301 W. 12
th
Street, Long Beach, CA 90813
Website: www.newimageshelter.org
Type of Program: Food (restaurant vouchers), Winter Shelter, and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: New Image Emergency Shelter for the Homeless serves homeless families
with children or persons with disabilities in crisis situations. Food is
provided to homeless clients through restaurant vouchers for the
Americana Restaurant and McDonalds. New Image also contracts with
seven Long Beach motels for its motel voucher program. During the winter
shelter season, which runs from December 1 through March 15, New
Image also operates a winter shelter program. Individuals are picked up at
an advertised location and brought to the shelter. Winter Shelter clients
receive lodging and meals.

Para Los Ninos SPAS 4, 6
Address/Location: 500 S. Lucas Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Website: http://www.paralosninos.org/
Type of Program: Food (groceries and food vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Para Los Ninos provides services to homeless and at-risk families in
Central and South Los Angeles. All clients are screened and assessed to
identity short and long term needs and assigned a caseworker that
develops a case plan for the family. Food bags that contain supplies for 9
nutritious meals are distributed at the Sixth Street site, Vermont site, and
Pico Union site during business hours. Food vouchers to Ralphs and
Food-4-Less are also provided to walk-in clients that have access to
cooking facilities. In addition, Para Los Ninos provides motel vouchers to
families with children to stay in hotels until more suitable family housing is
arranged.

People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) SPAS 4-5
Address/Location: 2346 Cotner Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90064
Website: www.epath.org
Type of Program: Per Diem Shelter (emergency and transitional) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: PATH provides shelter and supportive services for homeless people,
including veterans, substance abusers in recovery, parents with children,
victims of domestic violence, the unemployed, and welfare recipients who
have lost benefits. PATH operates two shelters: PATHWays Westside
Center, a 90-day program for men, women, children, and transgender
adults, can house 32 adults and families at any given time. The Regional
Homeless Center, a 180-day program for homeless individuals and
families, maintains 98 beds21 beds for women, 20 beds for families, 39
beds for single men, and 18 beds for men with special needs. PATH also
provides motel vouchers at the Regional Homeless Center. Motel Vouchers
are given to adult homeless individuals living in the West Hollywood,
Hollywood, Beverly Hills and the Los Angeles areas between Skid Row and
Hollywood.

Project Angel Food SPAS 1-8
Address/Location: 7574 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Website: www.angelfood.org
Service Summary: Project Angel Food provides daily meals in the form of a delivery program
to men, women and children who are homebound or disabled by AIDS
and other serious illnesses in Los Angeles County. The agency provides
meals specifically prepared for immune-suppressed clients with special
dietary needs. All meals are prepared by professional chefs and
volunteer assistants and guided by registered dietitians. Meals are
distributed via satellite drop-off points in North Hollywood, Pasadena,
Silverlake, Santa Monica, South Central Los Angeles, and the Antelope
Valley.

Saint Vincent De Paul, Council of Los Angeles, Inc SPAS 2 3, 6, 8
Address/Location: 210 North Avenue 21, Los Angeles, CA 90031
Website: www.svdpla.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries) and Per-Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Saint Vincent De Paul provides food to no and low-income families and
shelter services for homeless men. Food is distributed in grocery boxes
that include six nourishing lunch or dinner meals for a family of three.
The shelter program at Cardinal Manning Center serves homeless men
in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles. The Center can house
58 men at any given time for a maximum of 28 days each.

Star View Children and Family Services SPAS 4, 6, 8
Address/Location: 1501 Hughes Way, Suite 150, Long Beach, CA 908010
Website: www.starsinc.org
Service Summary: Star View Children and Family Services offers a full continuum of
community- and facility-based programs, as well as special education in
public and nonpublic schools. Star View Children and Family Services
deliver a complete array of therapeutic services including outpatient,
Day Treatment Intensive, and acute and subacute inpatient treatment
all of which are grounded in clinically sound, best practices.

Salvation Army of Southern California SPAS 1-8
Address/Location: 900 West 9
th
Website: http://www.salvationarmy.org/socal
Type of Program: Food (served meals), Per-Diem Shelter (emergency) and Motel
Vouchers
Service Summary: The Salvation Army of Southern California provides social services to the
homeless and hungry across Los Angeles County at 24 locations.
Generally, clients are eligible to receive bagged groceries every 3 months
and there is no limit on attending served meals distributions. The Way In
Youth Shelter, a 20-bed facility, serves runaway and homeless youth
under the age of 18. Bell Shelter, a 350-bed facility, serves homeless
men and women. Motel vouchers are also provided to clients waiting for
a shelter bed or more permanent housing and are usually provided for up
to four days. If the voucher is for a family impacted by domestic violence,
a stay of seven to 14 days is available. All clients receiving services are
involved in case management and are eligible to receive other supportive
services as needed.

San Fernando Valley Interfaith Council, Inc. SPAS 1-2
Address/Location: 10824 Topanga Canyon Boulevard #7, Chatsworth, CA 91311
Website: www.sfvic.org
Type of Program: Food (groceries & Served Meals) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: The San Fernando Valley Interfaith Council provides served meals and
groceries to the hungry and homeless in the San Fernando Valley through
eight food pantries at more than ten locations. Each pantry sets its
days/hours of operation, determines the frequency of food distribution, and
sets its own eligibility requirements and intake procedures. Motel vouchers
are also provided for persons without a safe, sanitary place to stay.

Special Service For Groups (SSG) SPAS 4, 6, 8
Address/Location: 605 West Olympic Boulevard, Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Website: www.ssgmain.org
Type of Program: Food (meals & vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Special Service For Groups provides services designed to alleviate
hunger and homelessness in hard to serve areas of Los Angeles.
Bagged groceries and served meals as well as motel vouchers are
provided to homeless and low-income individuals and families at five
locations. Distribution hours and eligibility requirements vary by site.
Food and vouchers are provided at the following locations:
Groceries: Tongan Community Service Center 14112 S.
Kingsley Dr., Gardena (310) 327-9650
Food & Motel Vouchers: BACUP 2120 W. 8th St., Ste. 210, Los
Angeles, CA 90057 (213) 368-1888
Groceries & Served Meals: Homeless & Hungry Project #1 1369
S. Vernon Avenue, Los Angeles (323) 231-7026
Served Meals: Greater West Hollywood Food Coalition
Sycamore Ave. and Romaine Ave., Los Angeles (323) 934-6620
Shelter Beds and Food Vouchers: HOP/Homeless Women and
Childrens Project, 5715 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, 90037, 323-
948-0444

Travelers Aid Society of Los Angeles SPAS 4-5
Address/Location: 1720 North Gower Street, Los Angeles, CA 90028
Website: www.tasla.org
Type of Program: Food (meals & vouchers) and Motel Vouchers
Service Summary: Travelers Aid Society provides services to runaway/homeless youth,
homeless families, homeless adults, stranded travelers, the physically
and mentally challenged, and victims of crime. Meals and snacks are
served at the Teen Canteen Monday-Friday from 9:15AM-10:00AM and
from 1:15PM-2:00PM. Groceries and restaurant vouchers are also
available at the LAX Service Center Monday-Friday from 8:30AM-
5:00PM. Those clients that are part of a case plan and at risk of
becoming homeless are eligible to receive motel vouchers for a
maximum of 30 days at the LAX Service Center and Regional Homeless
Center.

United Methodist Ministries-Los Angeles District SPAS 4-6
Address/Location: 3320 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90018
Type of Program: Food (meals & groceries)
Service Summary: United Methodist Ministries provides food, shelter, and supportive
services to low-income Hispanic and African American families, persons
with HIV/AIDS, and homeless individuals living on the streets. Bagged
groceries, served meals, and sack lunches are distributed at 10 locations
across Los Angeles County. Distribution hours and eligibility requirement
vary by location.

Union Rescue Mission SPAS 2-5
Address/Location: 545 South San Pedro St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
Website: www.urm.org
Type of Program: Food (served meals), Per Diem Shelter (emergency)
Service Summary: Established in 1891, URM is one of the largest rescue missions of its kind
in the United States and the oldest in Los Angeles.
URM provides a comprehensive array of emergency and long-term
services to our guests, including: food, shelter, clothing, medical and dental
care, recovery programs, transitional housing, legal assistance, education,
counseling, and job training to needy men, women, children, and families.

West Angeles Community Development Corporation SPAS 4, 6, 8
Address/Location: 3741 Stocker Blvd Suite 103 Los Angeles, CA 90008
Website: www.westa.org/cdc.html
Type of Program: Food (served meals & groceries)
Service Summary: The West Los Angeles Community Development Corporation mission is
to increase social and economic justice, demonstrate compassion, and
combat poverty by developing affordable permanent housing and
providing emergency assistance. WACDC provides food services in the
form of bagged groceries and hot, nutritious meals and ready prepared
snacks to homeless persons and families experiencing extreme hardship
in Skid Row, the Crenshaw Corridor, and Region 5.

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