Shelters and Resources for Women Los Angeles County
Name Alexandria House
Contact Info/ Website (213) 381-2649 http://www.alexandriahouse.org/
Hours Mon- Fri: 8AM8PM
A New Way of Life Reentry Project
(323) 563-3575 www.anewwayoflife.org
[email protected]
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Angel’s Flight
(213) 413-2371
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Compton Welfare Rights Organization
(310) 631-5193
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Covenant House
(323) 957-7455, ext. 301 (intake) (323) 461-3131, ext. 300, ask for Bobby Rodriguez or Outreach Department (213) 250-5241, ask for Sister Hannah
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1325 N. Western Ave., Hollywood 90027
Mon-Fri: 9AM12PM
267 Belmont Ave., Los Angeles 90026
(323) 232-6228
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303 E. 52nd St., Los Angeles 90011
Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women & Children JWCH Institute- Mini Twelve Step House
Address 426 S. Alexandria Ave., Los Angeles 90020 P.O. Box 875288, Los Angeles 90087
357 S. Westlake Ave., Los Angeles 90057 528 W. Almond St., Compton 90220
For a list of comprehensive resources, call 2-1-1 Public Counsel: 213-385-2977 www.publiccounsel.org
Description 22-bed shelter for women and children in the process of moving from emergency shelter to permanent housing. Provides housing, support, and transitional services for formerly incarcerated women. Assessment test over phone; if approved, you will be able to move in after 2-3 days; GR and other benefits accepted. Monthly rate based on income. Emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth (10-17 yrs. old.) Free shelter for homeless women and children (age 10 and younger). No walk-ins. Women must be documented and have some source of income. For single persons 18-21 yrs. old. Does not accept: wards of the State, sex offenders, those with open DCFS cases. Emergency shelter for homeless and pregnant women. Phone intake, referral, ID, and SS number needed. Must be alcohol and drug free for at least 90 days. 22-bed home with treatment and sober living. Max stay is 6 months.
Shelters and Resources for Women Los Angeles County Name House of Ruth
Contact Info/Website (323) 266-4139
Hours Mon-Fri: 9AM5PM
Long Beach Rescue Mission
(562) 591-1292 ext. 21, ask for Lydia House
New Image Emergency Shelter
(323) 231-1711 http://www.newimageshelter.org/
Intake on Mon 12:30PM-4PM and Tues- Sat 8AM-2PM Call ahead.
Ocean Park Community Center/Daybreak Passageways Shelter
(310) 450-0650
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(626) 403-4888, ask for Shaun Morrisey
Mon-Fri: 8AM5PM
St. Joseph’s Center
(310) 399-6878
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Valley Shelter
(818) 982- 4091
Mon-Fri 8:30AM-5PM
Weingart Center Association
(213) 689-2119, ask for Raquel Palacios for intake. (213) 627-9000, for general information. (213) 689-2154, for Open Door Program Manager www.weingart.org
Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM
Address P.O. Box 33288, Los Angeles 90033 1400 Pacific Ave., Long Beach 90813
Description 24-bed shelter for homeless single women with children (including boys up to age 10). Transitional housing max stay is 6-8 months. Shelter for single women and women with children (including boys up to age 12).
3804 Broadway Pl., Los Angeles 90037
Emergency shelter for women and children. Transitional housing for homeless single women and families with children. 100 beds for women. Free medical and prescription services. HIV/AIDS housing program. 6-9 month transitional housing for women with mental health issues.
1453 16th St., Santa Monica 90404 120 S. Arroyo Pkwy., Pasadena 91105 204 Hampton Dr., Venice 90291
7843 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood 91605 566 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles 90013
For a list of comprehensive resources, call 2-1-1 Public Counsel: 213-385-2977 www.publiccounsel.org
19 beds for women. Support services include temporary and permanent housing, drug treatment referrals, and health services. Basic services such as food, showers, and access to phone and mail service. Individuals connected with emergency shelter, medical and mental health, and substance abuse treatment. Transitional living for homeless families. On-site medical, mental health, and case management. Three meals/day at no cost. Information and referrals, residential services and case management for high risk management. Open Door Program is a free emergency shelter and transitional housing. Bring ID if possible. Separate shelter for women.
