Resources in Los Angeles, CA
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Alma Family Services - East Los Angeles
Multilingual mental health outpatient services in East LA for all ages including those with substance abuse. Offers stress management, grief and loss support, parenting groups, anger management, domestic violence screening, and family counseling.
Amity Foundation - Amistad de Los Angeles
Transitional reentry residential community for up to 184 men, providing whole-person services including substance use treatment, mental health care, vocational training, and community reintegration during the final phase of their sentence.
Who it helps: Justice-impacted and formerly incarcerated individuals seeking employment and training
A New Way of Life Reentry Project
Transitional housing · Sober living homes · Pro bono legal clinic
Who it helps: Serves formerly incarcerated women and their children; housing has capacity of approximately 30 residents across 5 homes
Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC)
Transitional housing · Transportation services · Career development
Who it helps: Serves formerly and currently incarcerated individuals in LA County
Barrio Action Youth & Community Center
Serves East LA communities including El Sereno, Lincoln Heights, and Highland Park with alternative education, case management, job search and placement, juvenile diversion, delinquency prevention, and youth development programs.
Bet Tzedek Legal Services
Free legal representation · Housing stability assistance · Public benefits advocacy
Who it helps: Low-income residents of Los Angeles County. Intake by phone, online form, or at legal clinics.
Brotherhood Crusade
Youth and community development organization providing workforce readiness training, job placement, health education, financial literacy, mentorship, mental wellness support, food, clothing, and shelter assistance in South LA.
Who it helps: Must provide proof of identity and California residency. Reduced-fee or no-fee ID cards available for eligible individuals including homeless persons. Appointment recommended.
CAP Alliance (California Prisoner Family Services)
Job readiness programs · Resume assistance · Transitional employment
Who it helps: Formerly incarcerated individuals seeking employment; serves LA, Orange County, and San Fernando Valley
Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) - Los Angeles
Provides comprehensive employment services exclusively for people with criminal records on probation or parole who have recently returned from incarceration. Offers transitional employment, job coaching, and permanent job placement.
Who it helps: Serves barriers to employment including criminal records; open to homeless and low-income adults
Covenant House California - Hollywood
24/7 emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless youth ages 18-24. Offers Rights of Passage transitional program (up to 2 years), supportive apartments, rapid-rehousing, education, workforce development, and trauma-informed care.
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services - Metro Center
Comprehensive mental health and substance abuse services including counseling, residential treatment, crisis intervention, and psychiatric services. Serves people of all ages across Los Angeles County with sliding-scale fees.
DOORS Community Reentry Center - LA County
Housing assistance · Employment services · Legal aid clinic
Who it helps: Open to all justice-involved individuals, their families, and the broader community; services available to those on adult felony supervision and others
Dress for Success Worldwide - West
Professional attire for job interviews · Career development workshops · Employment retention programs
Who it helps: Women referred by partnering workforce development agencies, shelters, or reentry programs. Must have upcoming job interview or new employment.
East Los Angeles Women's Center
Serves women and families in East LA with domestic violence support, housing assistance, mental health services, and community resources. Provides bilingual services, crisis intervention, and long-term case management for survivors.
Faith Food Fridays
Weekly food distribution providing boxes of fresh and non-perishable food items to anyone in need. No qualifications or requirements - open to all community members every Friday.
Who it helps: Serves formerly incarcerated individuals and their families in LA area
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