53 Housing & Shelter Resources in Los Angeles, California — Free Help & Counseling
53 verified housing & shelter resources in Los Angeles, California. Find free counseling, crisis support, sliding-scale therapy, substance abuse treatment, and community help on OneClickMentalHealth. Includes providers offering services in English, Spanish, 150+ languages, 140+ languages. Search by city, ZIP, or insura
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- 1736 Family Crisis Center - Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 745-6434 — 1736 Family Crisis Center (founded 1972) provides emergency shelter, case management, legal services, and therapy for women who are survivors of domestic violen
- 1736 Family Crisis Center – Emergency DV Shelter & Transitional Housing (Los Angeles) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 745-6434 — 1736 Family Crisis Center at 2116 Arlington Avenue, Suite 200, Los Angeles providing emergency shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, and transitional housing for
- 211 LA County – Emergency Rent Assistance Referrals (Los Angeles) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — 211 — 211 LA is Los Angeles County's free referral hotline connecting residents to emergency rental assistance programs, eviction prevention services, and social serv
- 211 LA – 24/7 Housing Navigation & Coordinated Entry Access (Los Angeles County) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (800) 339-6993 — 211 LA providing 24/7 information and referrals for all housing, rapid rehousing, homeless services, affordable housing, and social services across Los Angeles
- A Bridge Home Imperial — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 252-2500 — Watts Bridge Homeless shelter - Provider Salvation Army Shelter the provides interim housing and supportive services for 100 women and men from the neighborhood
- Angels Flight Shelter, A Program of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles Inc. — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 318-5730 — Angel's Flight Youth Shelter is a temporary shelter for homeless, runaway, and at risk youth ages 10-17. We provide a safe and healthy residence for the youth,
- CAST - Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking (Los Angeles) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (888) 539-2373 — CAST (Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking, founded 1998) is a Los Angeles-based anti-trafficking organization that opened the first U.S. shelter exclusiv
- Casa Azul Shelter — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 793-0116 — This is a pet friendly shelter for women and children. Casa Azul, is located near Mac Arthur Park. PATH operates this shelter and provides housing and case mana
- Children's Bureau - Independent Living & Supervised Housing for Foster Youth (LA/OC) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 342-9200 — Children's Bureau provides Supervised Independent Living Placements (SILP) and Independent Living Program (ILP) services for transition-age foster youth in Los
- City of Refuge Rescue Mission Personal Good Service — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 759-2544 — The program provides personal goods for people who live in zip code 90044 and surrounding areas. Services include clothing for people who are referred by a comm
- Dolores Mission — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 881-0032 — Men's Shelter: Proyecto Pastoral established GHP on December 12, 1988. The shelter opened its doors to address an issue that was most neglected in the community
- Downtown Women's Center — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 680-0600 — Womens homeless assistance with housing and a day center. Day Center Hours: Monday-Friday from 6am-4pm, and Saturday-Sunday from 7am-3pm. Provides meals, shower
- East LA Women's Center – DV Emergency Shelter & Rape Crisis Services (East Los Angeles) — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (800) 585-6231 — East LA Women's Center providing emergency shelter, rape crisis services, counseling, and legal services for domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in E
- El Puente - The People Concern — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 334-9000 — 45 bed shelter. The site currently is made up of 5 trailers. 15 beds in each. Trailers with beds are open by key-access 24-7. * We are looking for more informat
- Ella's Foundation Homeless Services — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 761-6415 — Ella's Foundation is a non-profit community organization advocating for our community to provide resources and support servies needed to help restore lives Serv
- Emmanuel Baptist Rescue Mission — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (231) 626-4681 — Sheltering the Homeless Emmanuel Baptist Rescue Mission has shower facilities and approximately 50 beds, providing a clean, safe haven for those seeking shelter
- Friends Helping Friends LA Transitional Housing — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 293-9778 — Hours Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm Saturday - Sunday: Closed Our mission at Friends Helping Friends is to provide safe and comfortable housing to those who are ho
- Gardner Street Women’s Bridge Housing Center — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (209) 340-5990 — Permanent Bridge Housing Center for 30 women experiencing homelessness.
- Good Seed Community Development Corporation — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (323) 758-5433 — Good Seed Shelter provides temporary housing to Transition Age Youth (TAY) ages 18-25 years old who are also in need of mental health services. These young men
- Good Seed Shelter Los Angeles — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 738-6194 — We provide temporary shelter for Transition Aged Youth ("TAY") clients in a supportive housing environment for up to 36 nights. While housed, each TAY must purs
- Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 235-1460 — FOR SHELTER (213) 235-1460 For Drop-In Services (213) 250-5241 Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women is a transitional housing residence. We Currently has ope
- HACLA – Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles – Section 8 & Public Housing — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (833) 422-5248 — Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) at 2600 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles administering Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers and public housing for
- Habitat for Humanity LA — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (310) 323-4663
- Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) - Housing Search — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (213) 252-2500 — HACLA provides housing search assistance, public housing, and Section 8 voucher programs for low-income City of Los Angeles residents. Operates public housing d
- Jenesse Center — Housing & Shelter in Los Angeles, California — (800) 479-7328 — Jenesse's mission is to provide victims of domestic violence and their children with a comprehensive centralized base of support that is culturally responsive,
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Frequently asked questions
How many housing & shelter resources are available in Los Angeles, California?
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Do these services accept insurance or Medicaid?
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In crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (free, 24/7, confidential, English and Spanish). Veterans press 1. For LGBTQ+ youth, call 988 then press 3. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.