Welcome to our Los Angeles County Women's Shelter page. We provide listings of: women's shelters, family shelters, transitional housing, residential treatment centers and other residential services for women.
Many shelters also provide services such as alcohol and drug rehab treatment along with clinics, and best of all supportive housing options. I try to provide as much information as possible on my details pages.
In these tough times, shelters are needing your donation help more than ever. Contact the shelters at the phone numbers provided to donate your items. Most shelters also are always looking for volunteers. Look to your homeless shelters for volunteer opportunities. I list addresses, phone numbers, websites and shelter comments on my shelter details pages. Please help and get involved.
House of Ruth Claremont provides 24 hour domestic violence shelter and hotling.
Also an outreach center.
House of Ruths mission is two-fold:
To advocate for and assist women and children victimized by domestic violence and children exposed to violence in transforming their lives by providing
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YWCA Glendale provides 45-day emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence and their children, case management, group and individual therapy, and legal services.
Call their administrative line at 818-242-4155 to enroll in their program.
If this is an emergency, call their 24-hour crisis
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Interval House - Long Beach
6615 East Pacific Coast HighwayLong Beach, CA - 90803
(562) 594-9492
Email Website
Hotline: 714-891-8121 or 562-594-4555
The mission of Interval House is to provide crisis intervention and assistance to victims and individuals at risk for domestic and sexual violence, dating violence, and stalking, specializing in African American and immigrant communities.
They also strive to
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Stepping Stones for Women was founded to provide a \'\'stepping stone\'\' for homeless women and children who have a desire to change their lives, gain job skills, find emotional healing, learn to physically care for their children and themselves and learn that God loves them and wants to be a part
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Good Shepherd Shelter - Los Angeles
1671 Beverly Blvd.Los Angeles, CA - 90026
(213) 235-1460
Email Website
Languille Emergency shelter, located at 267 N. Belmont Ave., Los Angeles, provides a temporary home for 30 women who are taking the first crucial step out of homelessness toward a life of dignity and self-sufficiency.
The women who come through the doors of Languille have lived on the streets or i
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Women's Reproductive Rights Assistance Project Wrrap - Culver City
6245 Bristol Pkwy #308Culver City, CA - 90230
(310) 410-9860
Email Website
WRRAP raises money for low income women of all ages, ethnicities and cultural backgrounds who are unable to pay for emergency contraception or a safe and legal abortion.
Their services are provided free of charge to clinics all over this nation.
The money is never asked to be repaid, nor do they
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Angel Step Inn Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter - Downey
11500 Paramount BlvdDowney, CA - 90241
(323) 780-4357
Email Website
Angel Step Inn provides emergency shelter for battered women with a history of using alcohol and other drugs.
They also accept battered women into their shelter that do not have a history of alcohol or other drug use.
The following services are available to domestic violence victims seeking shel
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Beyond Shelter - Los Angeles
3323 West Washington BlvdLos Angeles, CA - 90018
(323) 212-6285
Email Website
PATH Beyond Shelter is a non-profit organization founded in 1988 in response to increasing numbers of homeless families in Los Angeles and the need for a more comprehensive approach to serving them.
Today, the mission of the agency is to develop systemic approaches to combat poverty and homeles
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Catholic Charities Of Los Angeles, Inc. - Los Angeles
1531 James M. Wood Blvd.Los Angeles, CA - 90015
(213) 251-3400
Email Website
The programs of Catholic Charities focus on empowerment and seek to enact long-term, positive change in individuals, families and communities.
As a nonprofit, public benefit corporation, the agency is built on the principles of dignity and inclusion, providing services irrespective of race, eth
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Women's & Childrens Crisis Shelter - Whittier
13203 Hadley StreetWhittier, CA - 90601
(562) 945-3939
Email Website
Women's & Childrens Crisis Shelter serve battered women and their children by providing emergency and transitional shelter programs for battered women who request their protection and assistance:
By providing culturally relevant and supportive intervention servicesBy coordinating with other agenci
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Next Level Up Recovery - LOS ANGELES
323 East 52nd StreetLOS ANGELES, CA - 90011
(323) 359-8063
Next Level Up Shelter Recovery provide: 3 nutritional meals a day Supportive services WIFI Shared living spaces
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Downtown Women's Center - Los Angeles
442 South San Pedro StreetLos Angeles, CA - 90013
(213) 680-0600
Email Website
Downtown Women's Center is nationally recognized as a prototype for unique and effective programs serving homeless women and ending homelessness. They were one of the first organizations to pioneer permanent supportive housing a proven and cost effective model to ending homelessness.
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The Giving Spirit - Los Angeles
11693 San Vincente BlvdLos Angeles, CA - 90049
(310) 943-6460
Email Website
To reach as many needy individuals as possible within a homeless population exceeding 100,000; to provide the essentials of life to those who struggle each day for survival; to raise the spirit and sense of self-worth of people who devote much of their time securing basic necessities; to broaden com
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Su Casa Family Crisis & Support Center - Long Beach
3840 Woodruff AvenueLong Beach, CA - 90808
(562) 421-6537
Email Website
Su Casa's original founder is Petra Medelez. In 1976, Petra fled an abusive marriage. Finding refuge at a woman's center, Petra and her children began a new life free from violence. In 1979, she opened a crisis and hotline service and a 30-day crisis shelter, later receiving non-profit status in 198
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Help Is On The Way Transitional Housing - Los Angeles
5821 West BlvdLos Angeles, CA - 90043
(323) 293-9545
Email Website
About Help is On The Way Help Is On The Way provides accommodations for transitional living, mental health housing, and sober living in LA. This environment fosters opportunities to participate in menu planning and food preparation, develop and experience positive relationships, receive assista
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JOY Youth Services - Minnie's Shell - Los Angeles
1341 W. 53rd StreetLos Angeles, CA - 90037
(310) 704-8705
Email Website
JOY provides transitional housing for single young women ages 18-25 in need of affordable housing for up to 24 months in Minnie's Shell.
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Door of Hope are transitional housing for homeless families. Their goal is to break the cycle of homelessness in the lives of each family that comes through their house. Door of Hope is currently working on an online intake form, so if you need help, please call their office at (626) 304-
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National Council Of Jewish Women Incorporated - Los Angeles
543 North Fairfax AvenueLos Angeles, CA - 90036
(323) 651-2930
Email Website
NCJW/LA is a section of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children, and families and by saf
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The People Concern - Los Angeles
2116 Arlington AveLos Angeles, CA - 90018
(213) 488-9559
Email Website
24-HR Hotline 310-264-6644 -Crisis intervention, peer counseling, advocacy, referrals, and assistance to shelter. Safety arrangements for pets. Collect calls accepted. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This is the entry point to all of Sojourns services. Shelters. Housing and support in secure locati
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Family Hope is DBA Elizabeth House, founded in 1994, was developed to meet an ever-growing need to provide shelter for pregnant women who were homeless and had small children. The Elizabeth House program is designed to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of women in a crisis pregnan
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