SPY’s mission is to “inspire, nurture and empower homeless youth by providing immediate and lasting solutions” including health care, counseling and a street outreach program. Our funds help support SPY and provide meals twice a week.
St. Joseph Center’s mission is to provide working poor families, as well as homeless men, women, and children of all ages with the inner resources and tools to become productive, stable and self-supporting members of the community.
Recognizing the dignity that every person possesses is the cornerstone of St. Joseph Center’s approach. We work to advance social and economic equity through both the services we offer as well as our hiring practices. We are an inclusive, diverse force for change.
Staff and volunteers make every effort to provide a welcoming, safe place where all people are treated with compassion and respect.
Prism is engaged in spiritual care and companionship with the incarcerated community in the L.A. County jails.
Prism advocates for criminal justice reform and the dismantling of systems of mass incarceration. We are committed to bringing a voice to the struggle of the most marginalized in our society. Guided by our Episcopal baptismal covenant to seek and serve Christ in all persons, strive for justice and peace among all people and promote the respect and dignity of every human being.
The Venice Family Clinic provides accessible, primary health care to more than 45,000 people in need at fourteen locations and through a street medicine program. The VFC has been a leading community health center in Los Angeles for over 50 years.
The center provides advocacy, counseling services, education services, emergency food, homeless support services, immigration services, recreation programs and utility bill assistance to individuals in the South Bay area. Geographic restrictions apply for some services.
LFP provides education services and legal services for families who live and work in the Central City area of Los Angeles, there are no geographic restrictions.
