10 Human Services Resources in Los Angeles, California — Free Help & Counseling
10 verified human services 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, Chinese, and others. Search by city, ZIP, or insurance.
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- County of Los Angeles Department of Public Social Services — Human Services in City of Industry, California — 562-908-5838 — The Community Action Agency serving Los Angeles County under the federal Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), administered in California by the Department of
- Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center (ELARC) – Developmental Disabilities (East LA, San Gabriel Valley) — Human Services in Alhambra, California — (626) 299-4700 — Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center (ELARC) at 1000 South Fremont Avenue, Alhambra 91803 serving individuals with developmental disabilities in East Los Angeles
- Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center – Developmental Disabilities (Central & West LA, Glendale, Pasadena) — Human Services in Los Angeles, California — (213) 252-5600 — Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center at 3303 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 700, Los Angeles 90010 serving individuals with developmental disabilities in central and we
- Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center – Los Angeles (Developmental Disabilities) — Human Services in Los Angeles, California — (213) 383-1300 — Regional Center providing eligibility determination, case management, and coordination of state-funded services for individuals with intellectual and developmen
- Harbor Regional Center – Developmental Disabilities (South Bay / Long Beach, Los Angeles County) — Human Services in Torrance, California — (310) 540-1711 — Harbor Regional Center at 21231 Hawthorne Boulevard, Torrance 90503 serving individuals with developmental disabilities in the South Bay and Long Beach areas of
- LA County DPSS – CalWORKs, GAIN, CalFresh, Medi-Cal & IHSS (Los Angeles County) — Human Services in City of Industry, California — (866) 613-3777 — Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) providing CalWORKs, GAIN employment, CalFresh, Medi-Cal, and IHSS across 50+ district offices cou
- Los Angeles County Aging & Disabilities Department (Area Agency on Aging) — Human Services in Los Angeles, California — 626-414-6439 — The Area Agency on Aging serving Los Angeles County under California's statewide aging network. It is the local entry point for adults age 60+, people with disa
- Regional Center of the East Bay / Harbor Regional Center – Torrance — Human Services in Torrance, California — (310) 540-1711 — Harbor Regional Center provides case management, advocacy, and coordination of state-funded services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabil
- South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (SCLARC) – Developmental Disabilities (South/Central LA) — Human Services in Los Angeles, California — (213) 744-7000 — South Central Los Angeles Regional Center (SCLARC) at 2500 South Western Avenue Suite 200, Los Angeles 90018 serving individuals with developmental disabilities
- Westside Regional Center – Developmental Disabilities (West Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Culver City) — Human Services in Culver City, California — (310) 258-4000 — Westside Regional Center at 5901 Green Valley Circle, Culver City 90230 serving individuals with developmental disabilities in the Westside area of Los Angeles
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