TRANSITIONAL HOUSING - Chirp LA

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING AGENCY

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HIV

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Requirements/Additional Information

SPA

A 2-‐year program with 1 year of on-‐going case management. Residents that are accepted into either program must demonstrate the necessary skills to maintain a household on their own, without close supervision and be self-‐sufficient. The Trudy & Norman Louis Valley Shelter in North Hollywood provides emergency and transitional housing and supportive services. Since 1985, Valley Shelter has been the largest housing and service provider for the San Fernando Valley’s most vulnerable homeless individuals. WAITING LIST. Alcohol and drug treatment services transitional and supportive housing family services, mental health services. Domestic Violence services 6-‐12 months transitional housing for homeless families single mothers (with children) Handles domestic violence (DV) mothers (with Children) should be employed upon entry. 30% of all income must be saved. Full time after school program for school aged children Must be referred through an emergency shelter (cant not be contacted directly unless asking for more information. Must complete and submit the Project New Hope Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically III application packet. Clients must have a Karnofsky Scale Assessment of 70 or greater and Symptomatic. Sliding Scale. Must be Homeless, LA County Resident and current Physician’s Diagnosis Form. Must complete and submit the Project New Hope Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically III application packet. Clients must have a Karnofsky Scale Assessment of 70 or below and Symptomatic. Sliding Scale.

VALLEY OASIS OASIS HOUSE INFORMATION NOT DISCLOSED CALL FOR ADDRESS

Intake 661-‐945-‐5509 661-‐945-‐6736

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L.A. FAMILY HOUSING TRUDY AND NORMAN LOUIS VALLEY SHELTER 7843 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91605

Lesley 818-‐982-‐4091 Ext. 139

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TARZANA TREATMENT CENTERS 7101 Baird Avenue Reseda, CA 91335

Intake 818-‐342-‐5897 Ext. 2121

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YES

DOOR OF HOPE GLENDALE INFORMATION NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 626-‐304-‐9130

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PROJECT NEW HOPE PIONEER HOUSE 7402 Haskell Avenue Van Nuys, CA 91406

Rafael Lopez 818-‐787-‐2403

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PROJECT NEW HOPE FRANK CALA HOUSE 8500 Hanna Street West Hills, CA 91304

Rafael Lopez 818-‐347-‐1777

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HOPE OF THE VALLEY JOHN E. WHITE HOUSE OF HOPE PLEASE CALL FOR ADDRESS

Dion Slider 818-‐392-‐0020 Ext. 112

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Allows for 12 men to enjoy safe shelter while completing a nine-‐month recovery program. Its purpose is to equip men with long term and sustainable recovery solutions.

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The Sydney M. Irmas Transitional Living Center opened in North Hollywood in 1998 to provide 260 beds of emergency and transitional housing with supportive services for homeless children and families.

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L.A. FAMILY HOUSING SYDNEY M. IRMAS TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTER (TLC) 7817 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91605 IN2REKOVERY SOBER LIVING HOMES/ SUNRISE 1 5448 Hermitage Avenue Studio City, CA 91607 IN2REKOVERY SOBER LIVING HOMES/ SUNRISE 2 15415 Saticoy Street Van Nuys, CA 91406 IN2REKOVERY SOBER LIVING HOMES/ SUNRISE 3 18010 Martha Street Encino, CA 91316

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Andy Gomez 818-‐982-‐4091 Ext. 167

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Megan Morales 818-‐804-‐9811

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Transitional housing, $600 per month plus $100 administration fee, sober living home. DO not accept individuals on probation or parole. MEN ONLY

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Transitional Housing $500 per month, $100 administration fee. MEN ONLY. Sober living home.


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Transitional and sober living home. $600 per month. $100 administration fee. WOMEN ONLY

SPA LOCATION KEY: SPA 1 – Antelope Valley / SPA 2 – San Fernando / SPA 3 – San Gabriel / SPA 4 – Metro, Downtown LA / SPA 3 – Westside, Santa Monica / SPA 6 – South Los Angeles / SPA 7 – East Los Angeles, Whittier / SPA 8 – South Bay, Long Beach

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING IN2REKOVERY SOBER LIVING HOMES/ SUNRISE 4 5641 Denny Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91601


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IN2REKOVERY SOBER LIVING HOMES/ SUNRISE 5 6556 Bell Aire North Hollywood, CA 91606


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Transitional Housing $500 per month, $100 administration fee. MEN ONLY. Sober living home.

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Transitional Housing $550 upper level, $600 bottom level plus $100 administration fee. MEN ONLY.

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DOOR OF HOPE PASADENA/LOS ROBLES AND VILLA 669 North Los Robles Pasadena, CA 91101

Intake 626-‐304-‐9130

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N/A

HOMES FOR LIFE FOUNDATION ATHENA HOMES ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 310-‐337-‐7417

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Jessie 626-‐407-‐8224

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UNION STATION HOMELESS SERVICES 154 South Euclid Avenue Pasadena, CA 91105

CES 626-‐791-‐6610

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UNION STATION HOMELESS SERVICES CENTENNIAL PLACE 235 East Holly Street Pasadena, CA 91105

CES 626-‐791-‐6610

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SOCAL NEW BEGGINNGING SOBER LIVING HOME, LLC POMONA HOUSE ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

3-‐5 months transitional housing for homeless families two parents married families (with children) single fathers (with children) Focus on full time employment, 100% savings minus necessary expenses. Full time after school program for school aged children. Can contact directly or be referred through any other source. No Domestic Violence The program serves 18 TAY, ages 18 to 21. The first two sites opened on December 1, 2002, and the third site opened on April 1, 2003.Residents are emancipated youth from the foster care system. During their two-‐year residency, residents benefit from an extensive array of services and life skills training to assist them in preparing for living independently or in structured living environments. Pomona House Provides a safe place to live for those transitioning to permanent housing. They offer three daily nutritious meals. Free access to computer Internet, wireless. Support and structure within a homelike setting. Appointment recommended but not required. Must call the Shelter referral site Coordinated Entry System (CES) from Monday – Friday 7am-‐2: 30pm. The process of finding housing for those who are chronically homeless. CES Center 412 S. Raymond Ave. Pasadena, CA 91105 Appointment recommended but not required. Must call the Shelter referral site Coordinated Entry System (CES) from Monday – Friday 7am-‐2: 30pm. The process of finding housing for those who are chronically homeless. CES Center 412 S. Raymond Ave. Pasadena, CA 91105

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BACK TO LIFE COMMUNITY LIVING HOUSE 280 West Washington Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91103

Intake 626-‐277-‐8135

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Back To Life located in NW Pasadena has over 15 years experience working with adults in transition. The comfortable Community Living House is centrally located with easy access to public transportation, provides one meal a day, and a supportive group of peers & colleagues. Contact on-‐site Manager for more information.

NEW ECONOMICS FOR WOMEN LA POSADA 375 S. Columbia Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90017

Intake 213-‐483-‐2058

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Single mother 18 and over with children or without. $300 single unit, shared room, shared kitchen and laundry.

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PROTOTYPES S.T.A.R. HOUSE ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 323-‐461-‐4118

N/A

Services include a full range of integrated supportive services that include treatment for substance use and mental health disorders, in addition to comprehensive case management.

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING THE SALVATION ARMY ALEGRIA 2737 West Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90026

Xochitl SantaMaria 323-‐454-‐4200 ext. 216

1-‐2 bedroom furnished

YES

PROJECT NEW HOPE OUR HOUSE 1133 South Lake Street Los Angeles, CA 90006

Vanessa Bradshaw 213-‐384-‐5031

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JWCH-‐HOPWA 522 South San Pedro Street Los Angeles, CA 90013

Rosa Ayala 213-‐486-‐4931

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ALLIANCE FOR HOUSING AND HEALING DBA THE SERRA PROJECT TH 1428 12 Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90019

Cindy Velis 323-‐737-‐7661

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ALEXANDRIA HOUSE 426 South Alexandria Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90020

Sunnie 213-‐381-‐2649

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COVENANT HOUSE CALIFORNIA RIGHTS OF PASSAGE 1325 North Western Avenue Hollywood, CA 90027

Intake 323-‐957-‐7455 Ext. 303, 304

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GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN & CHILDREN FARLEY HOUSE TRANSITIONAL ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 213-‐235-‐1460

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N/A

GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN & CHILDREN HAWKES TRANSITIONAL RESIDENCE 1640 Rockwood Street Los Angeles, CA 90026

Intake 213-‐482-‐0281

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PATH LOS ANGELES PATHCares 340 North Madison Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90004

Intake 323-‐644-‐2209

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PATH LOS ANGELES RHONDA FLEMING FAMILY CENTER 340 North Madison Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90004

Intake 323-‐644-‐2209

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PATH LOS ANGELES PATHWays MEN 340 North Madison Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90004

Intake 323-‐644-‐2209

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Alegria provides a residential care facility for the chronically ill, while also caring for younger family members through its child development center; must be referred by a case manager or therapist. They do not accept single individuals. Families and couples ONLY. This is a 24-‐month Transitional Residential Care Facility site for homeless adults age 18 and older living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles County. Clients must have a Karnofsky score of 70 or higher and a Global Assessment Functioning scale of 65 or less. Sliding Scale Agency referral letter from case manager with general demographics; source of income, housing and medical history. Contact Rosa for appointment. HIV/AIDS diagnosed form required. Diagnosis form should not be older than 6 months. Residential treatment for men and women living with HIV/AIDS in Southern California. Drug testing, TB Test. Must complete the SERRA waitlist and group home application. Alexandria House provides services for women and children ONLY .Must call first for intake; second will be a face-‐to-‐face interview. Admission for the program is first come first served. Alexandria house is not an emergency shelter and is unable to offer housing on an immediate or walk-‐in basis. Tuberculosis test required, proof of income, and proof of Identification. Transitional living program, a youth takes the initials steps in living independently. To qualify for the program, a youth must be in school or working full time. If working, they are required to put a portion of their wages into savings. For youth 18-‐23years old. The goal is that at the end of her stay at Farley House, a woman is well prepared for maintaining employment, financial stability, and permanent housing. Provides a 21-‐ one bedroom apartment for mothers and their children and single women. Residents are required to have an income prior to moving in and pay a modest percentage for rent. Those women who are not employed must seek employment and are encouraged to further their education with the goal that they will find full-‐time work. Provides 30 homeless women with private, furnished rooms. The PATHCares program offers support to me with HIV/AIDS and those with other special health needs. The program has 18 private rooms and connects with clients with all of the services available in the PATHMall enabling them to achieve greater health and self self-‐suffiency The center provides 20 beds of transitional housing and services for single mothers and their children in the Los Angeles area. No fee for housing but will required saving a percentage of income. 60 days of sobriety and must participate in an intensive 6 month case management No fee for housing but will be required to save a percentage of income. RHC provides a total of 39 transitional housing beds and support for homeless men with a clean bed and space for personal belongings, and is able to stay for up to 6 months as he rebuilds his life.


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PATH LOS ANGELES PATHWays Women 340 North Madison Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90004

Intake 323-‐644-‐2209

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JOVENES INC. CASA OLIVARES 1208 Pleasant Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90033

Intake 323-‐260-‐8035 Ext. 100

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LOS ANGELES LGBT CENTER MCDONALD/WRIGHT BUILDING 1625 North Schrader Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90028

Intake 323-‐993-‐7400

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FILIPINO AMERICAN SERVICE GROUP INC. PARK VIEW HOUSE 135 North Park View Street Los Angeles, CA 90026

Intake 213-‐487-‐9804

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SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL MEN’S ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM 231 Winston Street Los Angeles, CA 90013

Njambi Kingori 213-‐229-‐9964

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SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL EMERGENCY FAMILY SHELTER PROGRAM 231 Winston Street Los Angeles, CA 90013

Njambi Kingori 213-‐229-‐9966

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LOS ANGELES HOUSE OF RUTH CASA GUADALUPE ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 323-‐266-‐4139

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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF LOS ANGELES INC. ANGEL’S FLIGHT FOR RUNAWAY AND HOMELESS YOUTH 357 South Westlake Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90057

Intake 213-‐413-‐2311

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KOLPING HOUSE 1225 South Union Street Los Angeles, CA 90015

Alma Tamayo 213-‐388-‐9438

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Myesha Hickman 323-‐342-‐0705

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ALLIANCE FOR HOUSING AND HEALING CASA MADONA 1809 Bouett Street Los Angeles, CA 90013

The program provides a unique support system that is catered towards the specific needs of homeless women. Female participants partake in special workshops that deal with topics such as self-‐esteem, anger management, and personal finances. No fees for housing, but will be required to save a percentage of income. Provides youth with up to 8 months of housing. Youth enrolled in transitional housing are typically going to school or work on a daily basis. 18-‐24 years of age. MALES ONLY Transitional living program offers you a free, welcoming place to stay for up to 18 months while developing the skills, resources. Staff will help you find and maintain a job, enroll in school, and manage your savings so you can succeed. Homeless adult individuals, with a priority on the elderly and veterans, are provided board and lodging at FASGI's 16-‐bed shelter. Goals of placing the client in permanent housing. Assistance finding housing and first month’s rent, help with filling paperwork for government, educational and vocational programs, as Well as assistance with maintaining contact with the parole board and the stipulations of their parole. MEN ONLY, Must attend orientation on the 1st Monday of the month at 1pm The Transitional Housing Program provides a safe and stable environment for families with children while providing support and opportunities to attain their goals that will lead to housing.

Los Angeles House of Ruth serves homeless and battered women and their children ONLY. Clients include pregnant women, large fatherless families, non-‐ English speaking mothers, and women who are not eligible for emergency human services. FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER CALL 211 For youth’s ages 10-‐17. Runaway teens, most of which are fleeing abusive families, find refuge at Angel’s Flight near Hollywood. Substance abuse treatment and recovery, mental health counseling, food and toiletries, job search guidance, gang prevention and intervention, tutoring, art, dance and music instruction are central program services. Temporary Housing $175 a week or $750.00 per month that will include 3 meals per day Monday – Saturday, it will also include all utilities. Must be independent, required income $1,400 per month. No fee for application. NO criminal background will be accepted. $350.00 deposit to move in. 24-‐month program for mothers and children living with HIV and AIDS. Drug testing, TB-‐test required. Must complete the SERRA waitlist and group home applications.


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ASIAN PACIFIC WOMEN’S CENTER ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 213-‐250-‐2977

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PATH/VETERAN CONNECTIONS 340 North Madison Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90004

Intake 323-‐644-‐2200 323-‐644-‐2216

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UPWARD BOUND HOUSE FAMILY PLACE TH 1020 12 Street Santa Monica, CA 90403

Intake 310-‐458-‐7779 Ext. 209

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OPPC TURNING POINT TH 1447 16 Street Santa Monica, CA 90404

Intake 310-‐828-‐6717

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OPCC SAFE HAVEN, CLOVERFIELD SERVICES CENTER 1751 Cloverfield Santa Monica, CA 90404 THE SALVATION ARMY WESTWOOD TRANSITIONAL VILLAGE 1401 South Sepulvedad Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90025

Intake 310-‐450-‐ 0650 Sammy Allen Ext. 231 Felicia Mellon Ext. 221

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Intake 310-‐477-‐9539

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WLCAC HOMELESS ACCESS CENTER th 958 East 108 Street Los Angeles, CA 90059

Shannon Murray 323-‐563-‐4721

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ELLAS FOUNDATION LOS ANGELES, CA CALL FOR ADDRESS INFORMATION

Ronnie Cansler 310-‐743-‐4451

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ELLAS FOUNDATION LOS ANGELES, CA CALL FOR ADDRESS INFORMATION


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SLEEP TIGHT TONIGHT th 1113 West 59 Street. Los Angeles, CA 90044

Lanita Hamilton 323-‐440-‐8270

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Confidential private, and individual apartment units with computer and internet access for up to 18 months, which can accommodate a maximum of 6 families at any time. Provides a safe and nurturing environment for children and youth to recover from the effects of violence by addressing each child’s psychological, emotional, and educational needs through individualized case. PATH Provides the support that homeless veterans need in order to successfully transition from living on the streets to thriving in homes of their own. Case management, short-‐term rental assistance, permanent supportive housing and intensive case management for chronically homeless veterans, job training. Family Place Provides transitional housing and services for families with minor dependent children. The program is housed in a 21-‐Unit Apartment building in the heart of Santa Monica’s residential community. The units comfortably accommodate a full family, with kitchens and home furnishings. The apartment complex includes a playground and common areas. Turning point is one of OPCC’s interim housing programs and provides 55 men and women with shelter and a full range of services, including case management, mental health care, linkage with medical care, and assistance in increasing income and obtaining permanent housing. All residents are required to save 60% of their income so that they can provide for themselves in the future. Safe Haven is based on an understanding that the mental health and addiction disorders of this population are life-‐ long. Interim housing and day program that serves chronically homeless individuals who have had a history of challenges connecting with service providers. Families can spend up to two years at Westwood while they stabilize and acquire the skills needed for independent living. All residents participate in a case management plan for the duration of their stay, and a professional staff coordinates supportive services. Families and Veterans. Transitional Housing for Mental Health Clients provides semi-‐supervised living services designed to provide structured living arrangements for patients/clients who do not need intensive support but who, without some support and structure, may return to a condition requiring hospitalization. These services provide a program that may be a transition to independent living. A shared housing setting with 2 persons per room for $600 per month. Drug test, no sliding scale. Call first for Intake. 60 day Sober A shared housing setting with 2 persons per room for $600 per month. Drug test, no sliding scale. Call first for Intake. 60 day Sober Transitional Housing for mothers with children. Fee is $550 Per month with no meals or snacks. Children up to the age of 18. Women and Children ONLY. Call for availability and intake information.


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SLEEP TIGHT TONIGHT th 1531 West 64 Street Los Angeles, CA 90047


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Transitional Housing for WOMEN ONLY NO CHILDREN. $500 per month with no meals or snacks. Call for availability and intake information.

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SLEEP TIGHT TONIGHT th 1737 AND 1739 West 60 Place Los Angeles, CA 90047


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Transitional Housing for MEN ONLY. $550 each bed per month with no meals or snacks. Call for intake and availability.

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SHIELDS FOR FAMILIES NAOMI VILLAGE 1415 East Alondra Boulevard Compton, CA 90221

Intake 323-‐242-‐5000

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SHIELDS FOR FAMILIES SARAII VILLAGE 11601 South Western Los Angeles, CA 90047

Intake 323-‐242-‐5000

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SHIELDS FOR FAMILIES KEITH VILLAGE 1500 Kay Street Compton, CA 90221

Intake 323-‐242-‐5000

Private rooms

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NEW IMAGE EMERGENCY SHELTER PROJECT FRESH START 8720 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90003

Intake 323-‐751-‐9946

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TESTIMONIAL COMMUNITY LOVE CENTER/TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 5701 South Western Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90062

Intake 323-‐291-‐6753

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WARRIORS FOR CHRIST TRANSITIONAL HOUSING th 1307 West 111 Street Los Angeles, CA 90044

Intake 323-‐333-‐1864

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FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS LA CHERRYWOOD 3701 Cherrywood Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90018

Intake 323-‐293-‐9778

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CENTRAL LIVING CENTER 8930 South Vermont Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90044

Carl 213-‐422-‐0182

1 Female 2 Male

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NEW DIRECTIONS INC 11303 Wilshire Blvd. Building #116 Los Angeles, CA 90073

Intake 310-‐914-‐4045

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FIRST PHASE th 646 West 94 Street Los Angeles, CA 90044

Ray or Bertha 805-‐485-‐9942 805-‐228-‐9906

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Naomi Village is a 19 unit low-‐income transitional housing apartment complex provided to eligible participants who are primarily enrolled in the SHIELDS Genesis Family Day Treatment program. Shield also assists clients and their families in accessing Section 8 and other permanent housing after successful completion of the program. Saraii Village is an 18 unit low-‐income transitional housing complex owned by SHIELDS for Families provided to eligible participants enrolled in the Eden Co-‐Occurring Program for substance abusing women and their families. Provides residents with onsite computer labs, child development centers. The only program site in the United States that allows for the entire family unit to live together in individual family apartments with substance abuse treatment and supportive services on-‐site. Transitional housing for homeless single women. Services include: job search, housing search and placement, and retention; budgeting:; Practical Life Skills; and other preparation necessary for their longevity and success in permanent housing placement. Transitional housing for women and their children ages 12 and younger. Must have first gone through TCLC’s emergency housing program. Required to save a percentage of their income. Provides food, clothing, and a place to sleep for limited days and will help the homeless find permanent housing opportunities in the area. We make use of strategies that involve integrated development, education, and healthcare. Warriors for Christ are among the charity organizations that unselfishly offer help to many people. Populations that are currently homeless Individuals with mental/physical disabilities Men and women ages 18 and older GR Housing Subsidy (pilot) HIV positive individuals Veterans LGBT (lesbian, gay, bi-‐sexual, transgender). Open shared rooms, Accepts Mental Health clients with referrals. $595 for single, $495 for shared room. Accepts Men& Women & Transgender. New Directions for Veterans, a licensed, long-‐term drug and alcohol treatment program founded by formerly homeless veterans, has provided food, shelter, support and rehabilitation to clients since 1992. Brand new facility sober living. 6 months of stay. Provides random drug testing. Services include internet, phone, Television, pool table, cards, games, and many activities. $500 per month. Single Individuals ONLY


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING HOMES FOR LIFE FOUNDATION CEDAR STREET HOMES 11401 Bloomfield Avenue Builiding # 305-‐307 Norwalk, CA 90650

Intake 310-‐337-‐7417

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS 16314 Cornuta Avenue Bellflower, CA 90706

Marcelino 562-‐461-‐9272

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Residents are provided a full range of social and life skills training and services during their stay to assist them in preparing for less structured living environments. Cedar Street was rehabilitated from a vacant, historical building, into a transitional, ‘step down’, state licensed, 38-‐bed residential facility for persons exiting from Los Angeles County Institutes of Mental Disease (IMDs).

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Transitional Housing program for American Indian Women and their children. Transitional Housing program targeting battered, substance-‐addicted women and their children.

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS AWAKENINGS 12322 Clearglen Avenue Whittier, CA 90605

Intake 562-‐947-‐3835 562-‐242-‐1076

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Transitional/permanent housing program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in a sober and supportive environment. Residents participate in the Awakenings outpatient treatment program as a second step, after a residential treatment. It also provides psychiatric assessment and follow-‐up. The follow up program is an essential step for gaining the skills and tools needed to remain alcohol and drug free after residential treatment.

THE SALVATION ARMY BELL SHELTER 5600 Rickenbacker Road Building 2A Bell, CA 90201

Paula Taylor 323-‐263-‐1206 ext 257

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Transitional housing for single ADULTS ONLY. Call Monday-‐ Friday at 9:00am for availability and eligibility. No substance misuse or sex offenders.

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Required to go to school or work full-‐time, must participate in required savings programs, which help them put aside money for important. These milestones include: a security deposit, first and last months rent for their own apartment, funds to purchase a used car for transportation to work.

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Rehabilitation housing programs for patients with mental health. Assistance with issues of mental and physical health care, substance addiction, and self-‐sufficiency. Men ONLY.

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THE SALVATION ARMY SANTA FE SPRINGS 12000 East Washington Boulevard Whittier, CA 90606 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS POSITIVE STEPS 11501 Dolan Street Downey, CA 90241 ALLIANCE FOR HOUSING AND HEALING CASA PORTIUNCULA-‐LONG BEACH 638 East Sunrise Boulevard Long Beach, CA 90806 ALLIANCE FOR HOUSING AND HEALING DBA THE SERRA PROJECT 706 Lime Street Long Beach, CA 90813

SUBSTANCE ABUSE FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH, INC. th 3125 East 7 Street Long Beach, CA 90804

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES REDGATE MEMORIAL RECOVERY CENTER 1775 Chestnut Avenue Long Beach, CA 90813

Intake 562-‐696-‐7175

Marcelino 562-‐923-‐7894

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Sokha Sea 562-‐595-‐4877

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Proof of income, diagnosis form, or medical history. TB Test required. Must complete the group home application.

Adela Martinez 562-‐951-‐3869

9 beds for male 1 bed for female

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Proof of Income, TB-‐Test Required. Serves eleven to fifteen adult men and women living with symptomatic HIV and AIDS.

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Transitional housing, also known as “sober living,” provides six months to one year of housing in a furnished alcohol-‐and-‐drug-‐free apartment. Readily accessible, supportive outpatient services are available and are designed to help people stabilize after treatment, prevent relapse and rebuild their lives in long-‐term and permanent housing. Residents must be employed, enrolled in education or job training.

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Transitional Living for Women is a 12-‐month incentive based program. The women must be willing to work, go to school or volunteer. Sliding Scale 1/3 monthly income, but no more than $400 per month. Proof of Tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS test.

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Front Desk 562-‐987-‐5722

Intake 562-‐599-‐8444

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SUBSTANCE ABUSE FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH, INC. VETERANS OVERCOMING HOMELESSNESS th 3125 East 7 Street Long Beach, CA 90804

Lori Aviles 562-‐987-‐5722

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH, INC. FOREVER FREE CATEGORY III th 3125 East 7 Street Long Beach, CA 90804

562-‐439-‐7755

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH, INC. PAROLEE SERVICES NETWORK INFORMATION NOT DISCLOSED CALL FOR ADDRESS

Lori Aviles 562-‐439-‐7755

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PROJECT NEW HOPE HERBERT BENTON HOUSE th 4062 West 149 Street Lawndale, CA 90260

Brenda Castro 310-‐675-‐9942

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PROJECT NEW HOPE DALLAS HOUSE th 4060 West 149 Street Lawndale, CA 90260

Brenda Castro 310-‐675-‐9942

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PROJECT NEW HOPE PADUA HOUSE 940 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach, CA 90813 NEW IMAGE SHELTER PROJECT STEPPING STONE 428-‐430 Cerritos Avenue Long Beach, CA 90802

Belen Amaro 562-‐432-‐2000

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Intake 562-‐388-‐8172

Private Rooms

Substance Abuse Foundation provides Veterans who are in need of transitional housing and are dual, and triple-‐ diagnosed with co-‐existing substance abuse, mental health and medical diagnoses with quality housing and services that meet the needs of this special population. Veterans are referred through the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, Health Care for Homeless Veterans Program, which provides case management services to Veterans and facilitates their access to a broad range of medical, mental health and rehabilitative services. This residential treatment program provides up to six months of community-‐based substance abuse treatment and supportive services to eligible low-‐income female offenders. It is designed to help women recover from addiction and to prevent recidivism. Participants are referred directly from the drug treatment program at the California Institution for Women (CIW) or by their parole. This program serves non-‐violent, low-‐income male and female drug offenders who parole in Los Angeles County. A full continuum of care, from intensive residential treatment to outpatient treatment in varying levels of intensity is provided, as well as Alcohol and Drug Free Living Center housing. Eligible participants must be referred by their parole agent of record (at the Santa Fe Springs, Huntington Park or Long Beach/Harbor Parole Complexes) in Los Angeles County. This is a 24-‐month Transitional Residential Care Facility site for homeless adults age 18 and older living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles County. Clients must have a Karnofsky score of 70 or higher and a Global Assessment Functioning scale of 65 or less. Sliding Scale This is a 24-‐month Transitional Residential Care Facility site for homeless adults age 18 and older living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles County. Clients must have a Karnofsky score of 70 or higher and a Global Assessment Functioning scale of 65 or less. Sliding Scale, must be physically able to work.

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You must complete and submit the Project New Hope Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically III application packet. Clients must have a Karnofsky scale Assessment of 70 or below and Symptomatic. Sliding scale

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Provides transitional housing with case management and supportive services, to homeless individuals and families with children, with and without mental challenges.

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PRECIOUS LIFE SHELTER, INC. THE SHERRIN HOUSE ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

Intake 562-‐431-‐5025

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SAMUAN TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 641 Cedar Avenue Long Beach, CA 90802

Setu 562-‐612-‐8752

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Low cost program fee + deposit (one time, refundable) a stay of 2 months after birth of baby, as determined. Random drug screening, providing some food for herself, nutrition/meal preparation, community living, curfew, budgeting/set aside program. Employment/Job training/school. Sober living house. Shared rooms, shared bathroom. Shared room $550 per month, single $650.00 per month. 5-‐bedroom house MEN ONLY. Not based on income.


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SHARED HOUSING-‐LONG BEACH 1823 Gardenia Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806

Jane 714-‐932-‐2403

SHARED ROOMS/INGLEWOOD st 3119 West 81 Street Inglewood, CA 90305

Intake 310-‐739-‐4950

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HARBOR INTERFAITH SERVICES ACCELERATED LEARNING AND LIVING PROGRAM th 663 West 10 Street San Pedro, CA 90731

Intake 310-‐831-‐5729

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SU CASA CRISIS SHELTER INFORMATION NOT DISCLOSED CALL FOR ADDRESS

Intake 562-‐402-‐4888

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Lauren Martinez 714-‐897-‐3221

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AMERICAN FAMILY HOUSING 15161 Jackson Street Midway City, CA 92655

ELLAS FOUNDATION LONG BEACH ADDRESS NOT DISCLOSED

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$500 per month, not based on income. $25 application fee. Any individual who has the ability to pay.

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Safe living is a sober transitional housing facility that provides a safe place to live for men and women transitioning from substance abuse and homelessness to permanent housing. The program offers 12-‐18 months of affordable, independent living. Participants are required to have a GED/High School Diploma, be enrolled in a higher educational program, no domestic violence within the last 12 months. Have a minimum of one-‐year sobriety. Have a least one minor child under the age of 18. Initial telephone screening to determine eligibility. This one-‐year residential program provides housing for up to 24 individuals. Residents at this site are offered individual and group counseling and case management, including assistance with household establishment, job skills training, CAL/WORKS. Transitional housing programs offer counseling, support groups, safety planning, and advocacy services as well as various forms of practical services that may include licensed childcare, employment services and training, transportation vouchers, and credit counseling. Clients must be employed and remain drug and alcohol free. Length of stay at this step is 24 months. This is a shared housing setting with 2 persons per room for $600 per month. A private (room based on availability). 3 meals daily are included in the monthly cost for housing.


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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING - Chirp LA

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