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MISSION OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL

The Los Angeles County Domestic Violence Council provides leadership in the creation and support of a victim/survivor-centered, coordinated countywide, approach to addressing intimate partner violence

ABOUT THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL

On April 29, 1979 the Board of Supervisors established the Domestic Violence Council. Comprised of members from shelter agencies, community groups, the courts, law enforcement, the District Attorney’s office, L.A. City Attorney’s office, Public Defender, and Health Services, the DVC facilitates interdepartmental coordination of services, reviews legislation, and serves as a forum to raise public awareness of services and develop strategies with the public and private sectors to stem the incidence of domestic violence. The DVC conducts public awareness campaigns and offers domestic violence trainings for professionals in the field. It also provides an opportunity to study the problem of domestic and family violence in Los Angeles County, and makes recommendations regarding public information, training, legislation, education, and subsequent program development in these areas. In addition, the DVC identifies funding to strengthen existing programs and bring services into communities that lack them. Standing committees of the DVC focus on legal issues, legislation, LGBT, shelter services and religion as each pertain to domestic violence. The DVC welcomes and elects members who demonstrate substantial involvement in domestic violence issues, and each member has the endorsement of an organization devoted to serving people affected by domestic violence in Los Angeles County.

NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE (24 HOUR)

(800) 799-7233

LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOTLINE (24 HOUR)

(800) 978-3600


CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2012 BETTY FISHER AWARDEES!


BETTY FISHER AWARDEES – Bernita Walker (Project: PeaceMakers) and Eve Sheedy

(Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office)

Accompanied by Michele L. Daniels, Chair and TuLynn Smylie, First Vice Chair

 


Diane Franklin, Second Vice Chair to the Council, applauds as Bernita Walker is awarded

 
 
 
 

SPECIAL CASE

Curtis Bernard Harris

   

L.A. COUNTY APPROVED

L.A. COUNTY APPROVED

BATTERER’S TREATMENT LIST

CHILD ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS

http://probation.lacounty.gov/PDF/ApprovedBP.pdf

http://probation.lacounty.gov/PDF/ApprovedCA.pdf

STATISTICS

Please click on the links below to view most current DV Stats…

 

Attorney General’s Office of California

Los Angeles County Sheriff

http://ag.ca.gov/cjsc/misc/mfrs.php

http://www.lasd.org/sites/yir9600/yir2008/36.pdf

   

City of Los Angeles

Los Angeles Police Department

http://www.laalmanac.com/crime/cr11.htm

http://www.lapdonline.org/

LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE

http://da.co.la.ca.us/default.htm

 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CHAIR

 


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Olivia G. Rodriguez

*Michele L. Daniels

Executive Director

Chair

EXECUTIVE BOARD




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TuLynn Smylie

Diane Franklin

Judith P. Gordon

Vacant

First Vice Chair

Second Vice Chair

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

   

Shelter Directors

Shelter Directors

   

Committee

Committee

       





Kimberly Wong

Denice Labertew

Terra Slavin

Mary Case

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Legislative Issues

Legislative Issues

LGBT Issues

LGBT Issues

Committee

Committee

Committee

Committee

       





Gail Pincus

Ana M. Storey

Bernita Walker

Sandra Schooley

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Co-Chair

Systems

Systems

Religion & DV

Religion & DV

Improvement

Improvement

Issues

Issues

Committee

Committee

Committee

Committee

       

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HANDBOOK


For free copies of this
20-page handbook
please contact:

(handbook also available in Armenian, Cambodian, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Loatian, Russian, Spanish & Vietnamese)

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

Domestic Violence Council
500 West Temple St., Room B-50
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 974-2799

dvc@bos.lacounty.gov

Click here to download & print

DV handbook in English

or

Click here to download & print

DV handbook in Spanish

 

For better print results, double side print the attached handbooks…

From the introduction…

“If you are a victim of domestic violence, now is the time to start thinking about protecting yourself and those

who count on you for safety. FACTS: Every year in the United States there are over 3 million incidents of

domestic violence. This means that every nine seconds someone is beaten by their domestic partner! Every

year over 4,000 victims of domestic violence are killed. A large majority of domestic violence victims are

women. Domestic violence causes more injuries to women in the USA between the ages of 15 and 44 than

car accidents, muggings, and rapes combined. Nearly a third of the women who seek care from hospital

emergency rooms are there for injuries resulting from domestic violence. The fact that you are reading this

handbook is a very good sign! It means that you are seriously considering your situation. We hope you will

begin to explore the options that are available to you.”


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TRAINING

DV Training Information

The following Domestic Violence Training is available in 2012

Rainbow Services

40 hr. Domestic Violence Training

January 2012, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

For more information go to…

http://www.rainbowservicesdv.org/ or (424) 264-0641

Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles

40 hr. Domestic Violence Training

March 19th thru April 16th, 2012, 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

For more information go to…

www.jfsla.org or (818) 789-1293

Haven Hills, Inc.

40 hr. Domestic Violence Training

January 18th thru February 8th, 2012, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

For more information go to…

www.havenhills.org or (818) 887-7481 x15

Please contact each organization directly if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you!

*This page will be updated upon receipt of new trainings!


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ESPAÑOL

MISIÓN DEL CONSEJO DE VIOLENCIA DOMÉSTICA
(DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL)
DEL CONDADO DE LOS ÁNGELES

El Domestic Violence Council de Los Ángeles de Violencia Doméstica proporciona el mando en creación y apoyar y coordinado para impedir y responder a la violencia doméstica.

SOBRE EL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL DE LOS ÁNGELES
(CONSEJO DE VIOLENCIA DOMÉSTICA)

El 29 de Abril de 1979 los Supervisores del Condado de Los Angeles estableció el Consejo de Violencia Doméstica. Consistiren de miembros de agencias de refugio, grupos de comunidad, los tribunales, aplicación de la ley, la Procuraduría de Ciudad, Defensor Público, y Seguridad Social, el Domestic Violence Council facilita, coordinación interdepartamental de servicios, revisiones de legislación, y sirve como un foro para levantar la conciencia pública de servicios y desarrolle estrategias con el público y sectores privados para provenir la frecuencia de violencia doméstica. El Domestic Violence Council conduce la campaña de entrenamiento pública y ofrece formaciones de violencia doméstica para profesionales en el condado.

Esto también proporciona una oportunidad de estudiar el problema de violencia doméstica y la violencia de familia en el Condado de Los Ángeles, y hace

recomendaciones a información pública, entrenamiento, legislación, educación, y desarrollo de programa subsecuente en estas áreas. Además, el Domestic Violence Council identifica la financiación para reforzar programas que existentes y traer servicios en comunidades que carecen de ellos. Comités permanentes de el foco de Domestic Violence Council son; cuestiones legales, legislación, LGBT, servicios de refugio y religión cuando cada uno pertenece a la violencia doméstica. El Domestic Violence Council da la bienvenida y decide a miembros que demuestran la participación sustancial en cuestiones de violencia domésticas, y cada miembro tiene el endoso de una organización dedicada a la gente que sirve afectada por la violencia doméstica en el Condado de Los Ángeles.



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FIND HELP

***If you are in immediate danger, CALL 911***

Free hotline for Los Angeles County residents: 1-800-978-3600

National Domestic Abuse Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY)

RESTRAINING ORDER & FAMILY LAW INFORMATION - http://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/familylaw/

211 County of Los Angeles Information / help

http://www.infoline-la.org/

311 City of Los Angeles Information / help

311

   
   

EPIC Service Directory - Find shelters, legal help, counseling, services for sexual assault , child & elder abuse.

       

Children:

Immigration:

 

Bienvenidos

 

Immigration Legal Resource Center

 

Children's Bureau

 

National Immigration Law Center

 

Interagency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect (ICAN)

 

ASISTA

Confidential Address Program:

 

Legal Momentum’s Immigrant Women Program

 

Safe at Home

 

CARECEN

Culturally-Specific Services:

 

WomensLaw.org (U-Visa information)

 

Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF)

Legal/Court Information:

 

Chicana Service Action Center

 

LADA Victim-Witness Assistance Program

 

Jewish Family Services

 

Legal Aid Domestic Violence Clinic

 

YWCA of Glendale

 

Los Angeles County Commission for Women

 

L.A. Gay Center

 

Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice

Shelter and Services represented on the Council:

 

Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles

 

Shelters in Los Angeles County

 

Public Council Law Center

 

Violence Intervention Program (VIP)

Health:

Teens:

 

Office of Women’s Health

 

LA Youth: the newspaper by and about teens

 

Violence Intervention Program (VIP)

 

National Youth Violence Prevention Center

 

East Los Angeles Women’s Center

 

Peace Over Violence

 

Los Angeles City Commission on the Status of Women

 

Teenline

 

Los Angeles City Department on Disability

 

Homeboy Industries

 

Los Angeles County Commission on Disabilities

 

Break the Cycle

   


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FOR ADVOCATES

Confidential Address Program:

 

Safe at Home

County Resources:

 

Community and Senior Services

 

Inter-Agency Commission on Child Abuse and Neglect (ICAN)

RFPs:

 

Philanthropy News Digest from the Foundation Center

Statistics and Information:

 

UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge

Training:

 

40-Hour Domestic Violence Training

 

DV Training from Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles


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CURRENT LEGISLATION

2006 Annual Bill Summary from the DVC Legislative Committee

Online Resources:

 

California Legislative Portal


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DV INFORMATION

Handbook for victims:

 

“It Shouldn’t Hurt to Go Home”

Informative websites:

 

California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (CPEDV)

 

Family Violence Prevention Fund

 

Feminist Majority Foundation

 

National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV)

   
 

VICTIM INFORMATION & NOTIFICATION EVERYDAYs

 

Los A service provided by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department County

 

Sheriff Leroy D. Baca

 

In partnership with the VINE Company

 

For Inmate Information call VINE Toll Free:
1-877-VINE-4-LA

(1-877-846-3452)

También disponible en español

 

 VINE Registration Information: before calling the VINE hotline, please have the following

 

Information ready:

 

1)Inmate Name 2)Inmate Booking Number 3)Your four digit PIN Code *(click here for info)

 

What is VINE?

 

Victim Information and Notification Everyday:

 

VINE is a free, anonymous, computer-based telephone program that provides victims of

 

crime two important services: information and notification.

 

Information:

 

For inmate custody information, call 1-877-VINE4-LA (1-877-846-3452) and follow the

 

prompts. Callers use basic information to search the VINE database. VINE will quickly tell

 

the caller if the inmate is still in custody and provide custody location. Victims may call

 

VINE from any touchtone phone, any time, to check on an inmate's custody status.

 

Click here for a listing of phone numbers for: Victim Assistance Services

 

Notification:

 

Callers may then choose to register for an automated notification call when an inmate is

 

released or transferred. To register, callers simply enter the phone number, including area code, where they want to be reached. Callers will then be asked to enter a Personal

 

Identification Number (PIN) for use during notification. The service will automatically call

 

when one of the above events occurs.

 

Los Angeles County VINE Service - Questions and Answers:

 

How do I participate in the VINE program?

 

To find an inmate or register for notification, you must call the VINE hotline directly from a

 

touch-tone phone. También disponible en español - cuando llame, seleccione la opción

 

en español.

 

What is a PIN?

 

The PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a four digit number chosen by the caller to be

 

used to stop notification calls from VINE. The PIN should be a number that is easy to

 

remember. Entering a PIN is the only way to confirm and stop VINE notification calls.

 

What if I'm not at home or my phone is busy when VINE calls?

 

The VINE service will keep trying to reach you. If there is no answer or the line is busy,

 

VINE will continue to call every half hour for 24 hours. VINE will leave a message on an

 

answering machine, but will continue to call every two hors for the 24-hour period. Since

 

VINE calls automatically when an inmate's custody status changes, release or transfer

 

notification calls may come in the middle of the night.

 

Can I register more than one telephone number with VINE?

 

Yes. You may provide two numbers to VINE during a registration call. Your family, friends,

 

and other concerned persons may also check on offender status and register for

 

notification. Each registration is separate and requires a PIN.

 

Does VINE guarantee my safety? 

 

No. The VINE program is designed to provide you with quick and easy access to inmate

 

information and to alert you when an inmate's custody status changes. Do not depend

 

solely on VINE or any other program for your safety. If you feel that you may be at risk,

 

take precautions as if the offender has already been released.

 

Which inmates are monitored by the VINE service?

 

Only inmates in custody within the Los Angeles County Jail System will be included in the

 

Los Angeles County VINE service.

 

How do I discontinue the service?

 

If there has been a phone number entered incorrectly and/or there are calls to persons not

 

requiring or no longer needing this service, please contact the Inmate Reception Center

 

Records Head Clerks Office, at (213) 893-5758, for the procedure to be discontinued.


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SHELTERS

L.A. County Shelters & Non-shelter Service Providers

1736 Family Crisis Center * (2nd & 4th dist)

Jenesse Center *(2nd dist)

2116 Arlington Ave., #200, Los Angeles, CA 90018

P.O. Box 8476, Los Angeles, CA 90008

P: 323-737-3900 F: 323-737-3993

P: 323-299-9496 F: 323-299-0699

Executive Director: Carol A. Adelkoff

Executive Director: Karen Earl

   

Amanecer (1st dist)

Jewish Family Services of Los Angeles *(3rd dist)

1200 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90017

13949 Ventura Blvd., #320, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

P: 213-481-7464 F: 213-481-7147

P: 818-789-1293 F: 818-789-7581

Executive Director: Tim Ryder

Executive Director: Paul Castro

   

Angel Step Inn/SCADP *(1st dist)

Korean American Family Svc. Ctr. (2nd dist)

11500 Paramount Blvd., Downey, CA 90241

3727 W. Sixth St., Suite 320, Los Angeles, CA 90007

P: 323-780-7285 F: 323 780-7235

P: 213-389-6755 F: 213-389-5172

Chief Executive Director: Lynne Appel

Executive Director: Connie Chung Joe

   

Antelope Valley DVC / Valley Oasis Shelter *(5th dist)

Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th dist)

P.O. Box 2980, Lancaster, CA 93539

1102 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019

P: 661-949-1916 F: 661-940-3422

P: 800-399-4529 F: 323-936-6898

Chief Executive Director: Carol Crabson

Executive Director: Silvia Argueta

   

Asian Pacific American Legal Center (1st dist)

Los Angeles Center for Law & Justice (1st dist)

1145 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90017

1241 S. Soto Street, Ste. 102, Los Angeles, CA 90021

P: 213-977-7500 F: 213-977-7595

P: 323-980-3500 F: 323-980-3510

Executive Director: Stewart Kwoh

Executive Director: Hellen Hong

   
 

National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency (4th dist)

There is no excuse for Domestic Violence!

3750 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90807

If you are in danger, please dial 9 – 1 – 1 immediately!

P: 562-426-8262 F: 562-426-5282

 

Executive Director: Markeysha Hobbs

   

Bienvenidos Community Health (1st dist)

Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles (1st, 3rd & 5th dist)

645 West 9th Street, Unit 110-605

9354 Telstar Avenue, El Monte, CA 90807

Los Angeles, CA 90015-1640

P: 626-834-7540 F: 626-291-1790

P: 323-268-9191 F: 323-268-9119

Executive Director: Neal Dudovitz

Executive Director: Miriam Gonzalez

 
 

New Life Advocacy (2nd & 4th dist)

Cambodian Association of America (4thdist)

21213 Hawthorne Blvd., PMB 5598, Torrance, CA 90503

2390 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90806

P: 310-316-4035 F: 310-370-2922

P: 562-988-1863 F: 562-988-1475

Executive Director: Susan Iten

Executive Director: Kim Thai Kuoch

 
 

Oasis of Hollywood (3rd dist)

Center for the Pacific Asian Family *(3rd dist)

PO Box 1590, Hollywood, CA 90078

543 N. Fairfax Ave., #108, Los Angeles, CA 90036

P: 323-469-3027 F: 323-463-4767

P: 323-653-4045 F: 323-653-7913

Executive Director: Ron & Judy Radachy

Executive Director: Debra H. Suh

 
 

Office of Samoan Affairs (2nd dist)

Chicana Service Action Center *(1st & 2nd dist)

20715 S. Avalon Blvd., Suite 200

315 W. 9th St., #101, Los Angeles, CA 90015

Carson, CA 90746

P: 213-629-5800 F: 213-430-9657

P: 310-538-0555 F: 310-538-1960

Executive Director: Alicia Reyes

Executive Director: Pat Luce

   

Child and Family Center (5th dist)

Peace and Joy Center (2nd dist)

23502 Lyons Avenue, #304, Newhall, CA 91321

1673 E. Del Amo Blvd., Carson, CA 90746

P: 661-259-9439 F: 661-255-6853

P: 310-898-3115 F: 310-898-3118

Executive Director: Larry Resendez

Executive Director: Wilma Wilson

   

Children’s Institute International (2nd dist)

Peace Over Violence (1st & 5th dist)

711 New Hampshire, Los Angeles, CA 90005

605 West Olympic Blvd., #400, Los Angeles, CA 90015

P: 213-385-5100 F: 213-383-1820

P: 213-955-9090 F: 213-955-9093

Executive Director: Mary M. Emmons

Executive Director: Patricia Giggins

   

Chinatown Service Center (1st dist)

Project Peacemakers, Inc. (2nd dist)

767 N. Hill Street, #400, Los Angeles, CA 90012

5311 S. Western Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90082-0361

P: 213-808-1700 F: 213-680-0787

P: 323-291-2525 F: 323-291-0140

Executive Director: Larry Lue

Executive Director: Bernita Walker

   

Domestic Abuse Center (3rd dist)

Prototypes Drop-In Center (2nd & 3rd dist)

8817 Reseda Blvd., Suite C & D

6097 W. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028

Northridge, CA 91324

P: 310-291-2525 F: 310-649-3096

P: 818-772-0176 F: 818-788-0117

Executive Director: Rachel Brown

Executive Director: Gail Pincus

 
 

Rainbow Services *(4th dist)

DV Center for Santa Clarita Valley *(5th dist)

453 W. 7th Street, San Pedro, CA 90731

P.O. Box 220037, Newhall, CA 91322

P: 310-548-5450 F: 310-548-0611

P: 661-259-8175 F: 661-259-1194

Executive Director: Ben Schirmer

Interim Executive Director: Jean Albrent

 
 

San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center

East Los Angeles Women’s Center (1st dist)

P.O. Box 951047, Mission Hills, CA 91395 (3rd dist)

1255 South Atlantic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90022

P: 818-901-4830 F: 818-785-3446

P: 323-526-5819 F: 323-526-5822

Executive Director: Ian Hunter

Executive Director: Barbara Kappos

 
 

Santa Anita Family Services (5th dist)

Foothill Family Services (1st & 5th dist)

605 S. Myrtle Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016

11429 Valley Blvd., El Monte, CA 91731

P: 626-359-9358 F: 626-358-7647

P: 626-564-1613 F: 626-564-1651

Executive Director: Fred Loya

Executive Director: Helen Morran-Wolfe

 
 

Sojourn *(3rd dist)

Good Shepherd Shelter (2nd dist)

P.O. Box 7081

2561 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019

Santa Monica, CA 90406

P: 323-737-6111 F: 323-737-6113

P: 310-264-6646 F: 310-264-6645

Executive Director: Loris Lengel

Executive Director: Pat Butler

   

Grace Center (5th dist)

South Asian Helpline And Referral Agency (4th dist)

PO Box 70826, Pasadena, CA 91117

17100 S. Pioneer Blvd., Ste. 260, Artesia, CA 90701

P: 626-355-4545 F: 626-355-5485

P: 562-402-4132 F: 562-402-6093

Executive Director: Robert Ketch

Executive Director: Rekha Bajaria

   

Harriet Buhai Center for Family Law (2nd dist)

Su Casa Ending Domestic Violence *(4th dist)

3250 Wilshire Blvd., #710, Los Angeles, CA 90010

3840 Woodruff Avenue, #203, Long Beach, CA 90808

P: 213-388-7505 F: 213-388-7503

P: 562-421-6537 F: 562-421-8117

Executive Director: Betty Nordwind

Executive Director: Vicki Doolittle

   

Haven Hills *(3rd dist)

United American Indian Involvement (1st dist)

P.O. Box 260, Canoga Park, CA 91305

1135 W. 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017

P: 818-887-7481 F: 818-887-4796

P: 213-241-0979 F: 213-241-0925

Executive Director: Sara Berdine

Executive Director: David Rambeau

   

Haven House Inc. *(3rd dist)

Valley Women’s Center (3rd dist)

P.O. Box 50007, Pasadena, CA 91115

22110 Roscoe Blvd., #204, Canoga Park, CA 91304

P: 626-564-8880 F: 626-654-9348

P: 818-713-8700 F: 818-713-8585

Executive Director: Tracy Halstead

Executive Director: Lulu Kamatoy

   

Helpline Youth Counseling, Inc. (4th dist)

Women & Children's Crisis Shelter *(4th dist)

12440 E. Firestone Blvd., #1000, Norwalk, CA 90650

12519A Washington Blvd. Whittier, CA 90602

P: 562-864-3722 F: 562-864-4596

P: 562-945-1067 F: 562-945-1037

Executive Director: Jeff Farber

Executive Director: Angelina Coe

   

House of Ruth, Inc. *(1st dist)

WomenShelter of Long Beach *(4th dist)

P.O. Box 459, Claremont, CA 91711

P.O. Box 32107, Long Beach, CA 90832

P: 909-623-4364 F: 909-629-9581

P: 562-437-7233 F: 562-436-4943

Executive Director: Sue Aebischer

Executive Director: TuLynn Smylie

   

Human Services Association (1st dist)

YWCA Glendale *(5th dist)

6800 Florence Avenue, Bell Gardens, CA 90201

735 E. Lexington Dr., Glendale, CA 91206

P: 562-806-5400 F: 562-806-5394

P: 818-242-4155 F: 818-240-6036

Executive Director: Celia Marquez

Executive Director: Michelle Roberts

   

Institute for Multicultural Counseling & Educational Svcs.

YWCA Wings *(5th dist)

3580 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 2000 (2nd & 5th dist)

943 North Grand Avenue, West Covina, CA 91724

Los Angeles, CA 90010

P: 626-960-2995 F: 626-338-5419

P: 213-381-1250 F: 213-383-4803

Executive Director: Lisa Bravo

Executive Director: Dr. Tara Pir

 
   

Interval House *(4th dist)

 

6615 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.,#170, Long Beach, CA 90803

 

P: 562-594-9492 F: 562-596-3370

 

Executive Director: Carol Williams

 

    Agencies with asterisks * are shelters

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