Strengthening the homeless response system through collaboration and advocacy

Nonprofit organizations serving LA’s homeless population are often the primary means of assistance for thousands of the region’s most vulnerable residents. Our membership includes homeless service providers and supportive housing developers across LA County – large and small organizations, cities and county areas of service, and all the various populations of people experiencing homelessness.

These organizations have always valued collaboration, whether it’s case-conferencing about shared clients or providing warm handoffs during program referrals. Yet given the magnitude of the region’s homeless crisis, members of the Greater LA Coalition are coming together to create a better system for homeless services, advocate for more affordable housing, and engage public decisionmakers about these issues.

Here’s a list of our organizational members:

• A Community of Friends
• Alliance for Housing and Healing
• Ascencia
• Brilliant Corners
• Center for the Pacific Asian Family
• The Center in Hollywood
• Chrysalis
• Covenant House California
• Downtown Women’s Center
• East Los Angeles Women’s Center
• Fathers and Mothers Who Care
• First To Serve
• Foothill Unity Center
• Friends In Deed
• Harbor Connects
• Harbor Interfaith Services
• Haven Hills
• Hollywood Community Housing Corporation
• Hollywood Homeless Youth Project
• Hope the Mission
• HOPICS
• Housing Works
• Imagine LA
• Inner City Law Center
• Jenesse Center
• Jovenes
• LA Family Housing
• Los Angeles LGBT Center
• Lutheran Social Services of Southern California
• The Midnight Mission
• My Friend’s Place
• PATH
• Project New Hope
• Proyecto Pastoral
• Rainbow Services
• Safe Parking LA
• Safe Place for Youth
• St. Joseph Center
• Sanctuary of Hope
• SRO Housing Corporation
• Su Casa ~ Ending Domestic Violence
• Sycamores
• The People Concern
• Union Station Homeless Services
• Upward Bound House
• Venice Community Housing
• The Village Family Services
• Volunteers of America Los Angeles
• W.O.R.K.S.
• Watts Labor Community Action Committee
• Weingart Center
• Wellnest
• The Whole Child
• Young People to the Front
• Youth Emerging Stronger

Interested in joining?

The Greater LA Coalition on Homelessness welcomes the participation of nonprofit organizations who provide homeless services or operate supportive housing in LA County. Membership requires support for the Greater LA Coalition’s public policy agenda, a commitment to coalition building, high standards of care for the people we serve, and a ratification vote by other members. Annual dues are based on organizational revenue at a sliding scale:

• $750 for organizations with revenue under $5 million annually
• $1,000 for organizations between $5 – $10 million annually
• $2,000 for organizations between $10 – 20 million annually
• $3,000 for organizations above $20 million annually

Membership inquires can be submitted to [email protected].