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| Asian Pacific Community Fund | |||
|
Judy Asazawa, Exec. Dir. |
Your gift supports health and social service organizations dedicated to
serving the critical needs of Asian and Pacific Islander youth, families,
elderly and disabled persons. | ||
| Organizations belonging to Asian Pacific Community Fund: | |||
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Asian American Drug Abuse Program | |||
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5318 South Crenshaw Blvd. |
AADAP's comprehensive and culturally sensitive services target California's
diverse Asian/Pacific Islander populations focusing on substance abuse
treatment, prevention programs, employment services, youth and family services. | ||
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Asian Health Project/T.H.E. Clinic for Women | |||
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3860 W. Martin Luther King Blvd. |
Provides primary health care and health education to low income, monolingual,
limited English speaking, and under/ uninsured Asian Pacifics: Pilipino,
Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, and Lao. | ||
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Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center | |||
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1145 Wilshire Blvd, Ste. 100 |
Provides culturally sensitive conflict resolution services to L.A. County,
including mediation, training and group facilitation. The Center also handles
complex, multi-party community disputes. | ||
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Asian Pacific American Legal Center | |||
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1145 Wilshire Blvd., Second Floor |
Provides multilingual legal counseling, education and advocacy to the Asian
Pacific residents in Southern California and is active in identifying,
articulating and addressing legal issues. | ||
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Asian Pacific Family Center | |||
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9353 East Valley Blvd. |
APFC provides comprehensive outpatient mental health services and family
enrichment activities along with substance abuse, child abuse and gang/violence
prevention programs focused on Asian/Pacific communities. | ||
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Asian Pacific Health Care Venture | |||
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1530 Hillhurst Ave., Ste. 200 |
APHCV's primary health care services include: pediatric, prenatal,
adolescent, adult and geriatric care; family planning; and health education
services. | ||
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Asian Pacific Women’s Center | |||
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1145 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 200 |
APWC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of affordable,
transitional housing for women and children who are survivors of domestic
violence. | ||
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Asian Rehabilitation Services | |||
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1701 East Washington Blvd. |
Over the past 25 years, ARS has built a legacy of service in helping the
severely disabled achieve their highest vocational potential. | ||
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Asian Youth Center | |||
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100 West Clary Ave. |
AYC provides services in Chinese and Vietnamese including: bicultural youth
and family services; substance abuse prevention; AIDS education, and services
for pregnant women and infants. | ||
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Chinatown Service Center | |||
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767 North Hill St., Ste. 400 |
Provides multilingual social services, medical services, employment training
and counseling to over 11,000 low income families, immigrants and senior
citizens in greater Los Angeles. | ||
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Economic & Employment Development Center | |||
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241 South Figueroa St. Ste. 240 |
We provide pre-employment vocational training, technical business assistance
and social adjustment orientation focused on Southeast Asian refugees and other
immigrants. | ||
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Filipino American Service Group, Inc. | |||
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135 North Park View Street |
Provides culturally sensitive services including: transitional housing, case
management, information/referral advocacy, food distribution; outreach,
educaitonal, recreational and socialization services to the indigent population. | ||
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Korean American Coalition | |||
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3421 West Eighth St., Second Floor |
KAC facilitates community participation in civic, legislative, and community
affairs of American society through citizenship assistance, voter registration,
leadership development, community education, and interethnic relations. | ||
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Korean American Family Service Center | |||
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3938 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 200 |
KAFSC offers programs and services such as community education, counseling,
parenting education/support, parent-child activities, family violence
prevention/intervention programs, cultural awareness education and advocacy. | ||
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Korean Immigrant Worker’s Advocates | |||
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3465 West Eighth St., Second Floor |
KIWA’s mission is to empower immigrant workers through service, education,
advocacy and organizing in order to build a just and equitable society for all. | ||
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Korean Resource Center | |||
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900 South Crenshaw Boulevard |
Since 1983, KRC has empowered recent immigrants and low-income Korean
Americans through programs in education, culture and social services. | ||
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Korean Youth & Community Center | |||
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680 South Wilton |
KYCC serves the recently immigrated and economically disadvantaged Korean
American youth and families of greater Los Angeles and the multi-ethnic
community of Korea Town. | ||
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Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics | |||
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327 East Second Street, Ste. 226 |
LEAP is a national, nonprofit, community-based organization with a mission to
achieve full participation and equality for Asian Pacific Americans through
leadership, empowerment, and policy. | ||
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Little Tokyo Service Center | |||
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231 East Third Street |
Little Tokyo Service Center is a multi-purpose social service and community
development agency that serves the needy and low-income persons in the
Japanese/Asian American community. | ||
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National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse | |||
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340 East Second Street, Ste. 409 |
NAPAFASA is a national network agency promoting improved substance abuse and
mental health services through research, technical assistance and training,
capacity building and advocacy. | ||
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Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment | |||
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1541 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 210 |
PACE serves as a resource for identifying, serving, and administering
economic solutions to housing, unemployment and business development problems in
the Pacific Asian community. | ||
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Search to Involve Pilipino Americans | |||
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3200A West Temple Street |
SIPA's mission is to enhance the quality of life of Pilipino Americans by
providing resources, services, and advocating for community issues and needs. | ||
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Special Service for Groups | |||
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605 West Olympic Blvd., Ste. 600 |
SSG provides child care and employment programs that promote interethnic
community harmony, emergency food and shelter, alcohol abuse counseling,
AIDS/HIV awareness, and recreational programs. | ||
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Thai Community Development Center | |||
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3465 West Eighth Street, Second Floor |
We offer health and human service resources, advocacy, education and develop
affordable housing to benefit economically disadvantaged populations, improving
their socio-economic well-being. | ||
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WRAP Family Services | |||
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8616 La Tijera Blvd., Ste. 200 |
Provides culturally sensitive counseling programs for children, adults and
families. Staff speak Cambodian, Vietnamese, Tongan and nine other Asian/Pacific
Islander languages. | ||
| Los Angeles Women's Foundation | |||
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Patricia L. Murar |
Supports programs building self-sufficiency and economic independence,
providing accessible healthcare, striving to eliminate violence against women
and aiding homeless and battered women and their children. | ||
| Organizations belonging to Los Angeles Women's Foundation: | |||
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African Community Resource Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Assists African refugees and immigrants in Los Angeles in order to increase
their capacity for economic self-sufficiency, acculturation, socialization and
health maintenance. | ||
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AGAPE Foundation | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
To serve victims of domestic violence, and victims with their children. To
eradicate the cycle of domestic violence through education, intervention and
prevention. | ||
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Asians and Pacific Islanders for Reproductive Health | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Works toward social and economic justice, freeing women and girls to make
choices ensuring health and well-being. Develops capacity for action improving
lives and community. | ||
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Beyond Shelter | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Relocates homeless families to permanent, affordable housing and then
provides comprehensive services (money management, job placement, etc.) for one
year to help them achieve stability. | ||
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Big Sister Volunteers of Los Angeles, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., |
Victims of poverty, family disruption and child abuse/neglect are matched
with women mentors in professionally supervised one-to-one relationships for
guidance and direction. | ||
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Black Women for Wellness | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Enhances delivery of culturally competent health services. Creates networking
opportunities for providers, advocates and institutions. Offers preventative
education for breast health, HIV/AIDS, parenting and perinatal. | ||
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California Women's Commission on Addictions | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
CWCADD is a nonprofit organization dedicated to prevention and recovery from
alcohol and other drug problems among women, families and communities. | ||
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California Women's Law Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
The Center advocates for change and empowerment of women in the areas of sex
discrimination, reproductive rights, family law, domestic violence, child care,
civil rights. | ||
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Center For Healthy Aging | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
CHA provides and promotes progressive health and human services and programs
to enhance healthy aging. | ||
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Clinica Para Las Americas | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Free clinic serving the working poor, the homeless and uninsured children and
families. We provide cost-effective medical treatment, immunizations and
preventive health care services. | ||
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Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Advances human and civil rights of immigrants and refugees. Fosters greater
understanding of issues affecting immigrant communities, provides forum for
discussion and advocates for change. | ||
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Fiesta Educativa, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Founded in 1978 to educate and assist Latino families in obtaining services
and in caring of their children with disabilities. | ||
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Filipino-American Service Group, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides transitional housing, advocacy, food distribution, socialization
& recreation, information & referral, mental health outreach,
educational classes, job information & referrals, transportation and
notarial services. | ||
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For The Child | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
FTC believes a young child, well cared for, nurtured and loved is a community’s
greatest asset and accomplishment. We help families challenged by this task. | ||
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Friends of the Family | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Community mental health and family support Center fostering the development
of healthy families and resilient children by providing 35 accessible, effective
family/child strengthening programs. | ||
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Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides critical legal assistance in family law and domestic violence cases
for low-income women and their children using a self-help model of service. | ||
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Jenesse Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
A temporary shelter for women and children who are homeless due to domestic
violence, providing medical and legal counseling and employment services. | ||
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JWCH Institute | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Programs include: primary medical care, family planning, outreach education
for teen pregnancy prevention, primary/secondary HIV and cancer prevention and
control, and treatment adherence. | ||
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Korean Health, Education, Information & Research Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides health and social services to the Korean and neighboring
communities, via a community clinic, ADHS for elderly and developmentally
disabled, and information/referral services. | ||
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LAUSD School Based Health Clinics | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Student + Health = Graduate. Provides comprehensive physical and mental
health services to students with no other resource for health care. | ||
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Librerio Del Pueblo | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Empowers underprivileged and minority communities to become productive.
Services include notary, immigration, passport photos, family unity, petition
and suspension of deportations, citizenship and ESL classes. | ||
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Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women (LACAAW) | |||
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Phone: 213-955-9090 |
Crisis intervention, violence prevention and community education provided
with the aim of eliminating child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault.
Services are available for free. | ||
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Los Angeles House of Ruth | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Shelter open 24-hours a day, 7 days a week that provides transitional shelter
and supportive services to homeless women and children. | ||
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Mar Vista Institute (aka Mar Vista Family Center) | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Formerly known as Mar Vista Family Center – the organization provides
low-income families with child care, life skills development, community &
youth leadership programs. | ||
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Mary Magdalene Project, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Residential program provides food, shelter, emotional and vocational
guidance, and resources to facilitate and nurture wholeness and hope in women
victimized by prostitution. | ||
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Maternal and Child Health Access | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
MCH Access assists low-income women and their families improve the quality of
their lives by ensuring meaningful access to health and social services. | ||
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Mother’s Voices of Los Angeles | |||
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Organization of mothers to end AIDS. Trains mothers to advocate at all levels
of government for effective public health policies and funding to fight AIDS. | ||
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My Sister’s Keeper | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides education, social support and advocacy for at-risk women, children
and families to promote self-sufficiency, healthy families and improve overall
quality of life. | ||
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Open Paths Counseling Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides professional low-cost psychological counseling to women and their
families as well as domestic violence intervention and HIV/AIDS support and
creative arts program. | ||
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Proyecto Pastoral at Dolores Mission | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
An organization committed to Los Angeles’s disenfranchised Latino community’s
aims to empower itself personally and socially by developing grassroots projects
in education, training, and service. | ||
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Rainbow Services, Ltd. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides comprehensive services to women and children surviving domestic
violence including an 18-bed emergency shelter, hotline, counseling, and legal
advocacy. | ||
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San Diego Birthing Project | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Keeping more babies alive and healthy by providing direction, emotional
support and education to mothers. Accepts pregnant women of all ages, races and
circumstances. | ||
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San Fernando Valley Friends of Homeless Women and Children/Wom | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
We provide shelter, emergency services, meals, vocational counseling,
therapy, parenting classes, children's programs, and free child care to over
6,000 homeless women and children annually. | ||
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Search to Involve Pilipino Americans | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Enhances the quality of life in the Pilipino American community by providing
youth and family programs, human services and affordable housing. | ||
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Sexual Assault Crisis Agency | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides quality crisis intervention services for survivors of sexual assault
and their significant others. Offers variety of sexual assault prevention
programs for youth and adults. | ||
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Sneaker Sisters | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Community organization committed to fostering healthy life-styles as well as
life and leadership skills in girls, particularly economically disadvantaged
girls, through athletic participation. | ||
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Social Model Recovery Systems, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides treatment, recovery, prevention and technical assistance services
for alcohol, tobacco, drug and other mental health issues, with emphasis on
adolescents and dually diagnosed clients. | ||
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South Bay Free Clinic | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides preventive primary health care, health education and human services
to the medically indigent, including women's healthcare, prenatal, pediatric,
STD screening, HIV/AIDS, and dental services. | ||
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South Central Family Health Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
A comprehensive care community clinic, serving high-risk, low-income families
with limited access to medical insurance or private care. Spanish-speaking
practitioners and health educators. | ||
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South Central Prevention Coalition | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Network of tenants, developers and community representatives working together
to prevent alcohol and drug problems from taking root in housing developments in
South Los Angeles. | ||
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Statewide Coalition on Battered Women | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides education, training and advocacy to benefit battered women and their
children, and networking among agencies and organizations that serve battered
women and their children. | ||
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Step Up On Second Street, Inc. | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides meals, support groups and vocational training to housed and homeless
mentally ill adults. Assists participants in securing psychiatric treatment,
housing, employment and disability benefits. | ||
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T.H.E. Clinic | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides quality, low cost, primary health care to men, women and children,
especially in southwest Los Angeles. | ||
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Theatre of Hope for Abused Women | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
THAW’s mission is to educate the public and facilitate the healing process
for survivors of violence and abuse through theatre and the visual/expressive
arts. | ||
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Valley Women's Center, Inc. | |||
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Phone: 818-757-2188 |
We provide prevention education, counseling, support and referral services to
women and families at risk with alcohol, drugs and other threats to family
stability. | ||
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Visiting Nurse Association Foundation | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Develops access to cost effective and innovative health care delivery,
emphasizing home care, continuity of care, and long term care through
collaborative research and education. | ||
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Walter Lee Wilmore Foundation | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Promoting healthy lifestyles among inner-city youth and engaging them in
positive alternative activities and programs that enhance, protect, and preserve
their health and well-being. | ||
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Westside Women's Health Center | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Provides low-income women, men and children with prenatal care, pediatrics,
gynecology, mammograms, contraception, STD/HIV testing and counseling, internal
medicine, Chinese medicine, and adolescent health services. | ||
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Women’s Enterprise Development Corporation | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
WEDC provides entrepreneurial training for women who wish to start their own
small business or who wish to make their existing business more successful. | ||
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Women's Clinic | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
Serving medically indigent women with quality OB/GYN and contraception; STD
treatment; pregnancy/HIV testing; prenatal care; therapeutic counseling and
information to promote educated reproductive choices. | ||
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WomenShelter of Long Beach | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
WomenShelter of Long Beach is a community based agency serving victims of
domestic violence and their children since 1977 through intervention, prevention
and education programs. | ||
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Zenith Youth Homes | |||
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6030 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 303 |
We have successfully offered a program of providing a building block of
services formulated to change self-destruction to self-esteem and achievement. | ||
| United Latino Fund | |||
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Tony Espinoza www.unitedlatinofund.org |
The ULF is committed to assist nonprofit organizations who serve the Latino
community maximize their service delivery potential through development,
management support, and venture capital. | ||
| Organizations belonging to United Latino Fund: | |||
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Autism Society | |||
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Phone: 310-828-4150 |
Provides information in Spanish on autism to parents during their annual
conference in L.A. County. | ||
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Bienstar Latino AIDS Project | |||
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Phone: 323-727-7896 |
Provides support services to individuals and families affected/infected by
HIV/AIDS, offering psychological counseling to family members of those infected. | ||
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Boys and Girls Club of Carson | |||
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Phone: 310-549-7311 |
Boys and Girls Club of Carson provides programming and support services for
Latino youths in the city of Carson and surrounding communities. | ||
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CARECEN | |||
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Provides services and advocacy support to the Central American community in
Los Angeles, including legal services, community, and economic development.
Provides disaster relief referrals to families. | ||
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Centro Latino de Eduacacion Popular | |||
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Phone: 213-385-7800x154 |
Centro Latino de Educación Popular provides family literacy classes in
Spanish at four elementary schools. | ||
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Community Rehabilitation Services. | |||
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Phone: 323-266-0453 |
Community Rehabilitation Services operates a "Peer Counseling
Program" which utilizes persons with disabilities to help other persons
with disabilities by teaching empowerment, self-reliance and self-sufficiency
strategies. | ||
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East Los Angeles Women's Center (formerly AVANCE Human Services) | |||
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Phone: 323-526-5819 |
(800-585-6231 East LA Rape & Battering 24-Hour Hotline - open to all)
Operates an AIDS hotline, a toll-free bilingual information and referral
service, and provides sexual assault crisis intervention services. | ||
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Eastmont Community Center | |||
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Phone: 323-726-7998 |
Provides Head Start, ESL, literacy classes, and basic skills enrichment for
elementary school children; emergency food and clothing; and employment and
housing search assistance. | ||
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El Centro de Accion Social, Inc. | |||
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Phone: 626-792-3148 |
Administers bilingual tutorial programs, summer school, and parent workshops
to low-income Latino students and their families. | ||
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El Centro de Amistad | |||
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Phone: 818-347-8565 |
Operates a career counseling program and a "Peer Mentoring Program"
which guides middle school youths on how to cope with grief, drug and alcohol
prevention, and abusive relationships. | ||
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El Monte Youth Development Center | |||
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Phone: 626-401-9636 |
Conducts a Teen Parenting Education program, providing parenting education
and child care for teen parents continuing their education. | ||
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Epilepsy Foundation | |||
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Phone: 213-382-7337 |
Provides information and referral services in Spanish. | ||
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Fiesta Educativa | |||
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Phone: 213-221-6696 |
Provides parent education, self-advocacy, and parent leadership workshops to
Latino families who have young children or adults with disabilities. | ||
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Friends of the Family. | |||
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Provides an expanded Spanish language version of the "Young Mom
Program" which offers comprehensive support services for high-risk pregnant
adolescent mothers and their babies. | ||
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La Clinica Del Pueblo, Inc. | |||
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Phone: 310-830-0100 |
Provides bilingual outpatient chemical dependency program services to Latinas
in the Wilmington area. | ||
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LeRoy Haynes Center for Children and Family Services | |||
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Phone: 909-593-2581 |
Conducts outreach to and provides foster families with ongoing parenting
skills training, support services, and in-house therapies to children. | ||
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Los Angeles Boys and Girls Club | |||
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Phone: 323-221-9111 |
Provides education, recreational and social activities that help students
improve academic performance, attendance, and reduce incidence of discipline. | ||
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The Mexican American Health and Educational Services Center | |||
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Phone: 323-780-7640 |
Provides health education, children's activities days, and "emergency
food bags" for Latino families in Los Angeles County. | ||
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Mothers Against Gangs | |||
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Phone: 310-835-5838 |
Comprised of mothers who have lost their children to gang violence. The
organization provides support services for the family unit in an effort to
prevent gang involvement. | ||
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Ninos Latinos Unidos | |||
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Phone: 562-801-5454 |
Recruits, trains, and certifies Latino foster parents and coordinates with
county social workers to place Latino children with successful candidates. | ||
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One-Stop Immigration | |||
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Phone: 310-537-3833 |
Offers assistance with the completion of immigration petitions,
naturalization, citizenship classes, and English as a Second Language classes. | ||
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Padres Contra El Cancer | |||
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Phone: 323-669-4669 |
Offers bilingual programs for children with cancer and their families,
providing the education necessary to support the treatment plan for childhood
cancer. | ||
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PROTOTYPES Women and AIDS Risk Network | |||
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Phone: 310-641-7795 |
Utilizes the "ArtReach Program" to promote behavior change through
the collaborative creation of designs for a media campaign focusing on awareness
and prevention. | ||
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Proyecto Educativo Communitario | |||
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Phone: 213-484-2362 |
Provides Spanish literacy instruction to enable its participants to address
the social and political issues of their communities. | ||
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Proyecto Pastoral at Dolores Mission | |||
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Phone: 323-881-0018 |
Serves the Latino community by providing shelter for homeless families,
education for youth, child-care, and a mentoring program for girls and women.
323-881-0032 (24 Hour Assistance for Homeless Men) | ||
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St. Francis Center | |||
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Services homeless individuals and low-income families, providing ESL
training, educational day-care, professional family counseling, and tenant
advocacy for slum residents. In the event of a major disaster, provides
emergency food and housing. | ||
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The Salvation Army - Compton Temple Corps. | |||
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Phone: 310-638-6033 |
Operates a food distribution program, providing food, clothing, and shelter
to the homeless in the community. | ||
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Special Services for Groups | |||
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Phone: 213-553-1800 |
Conducts an educational, after-school enrichment program for 6-13 year olds,
which involves cultural, recreation and sports activities, and community
services. | ||
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Spiritt Family Services (formerly Project INFO Community Services) | |||
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Phone: 562-945-5502 |
Provides child abuse risk intervention, psychological services for victims of
domestic violence, and neighborhood outreach. | ||
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Unification of Disabled Latin Americans | |||
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Phone: 213-388-8352 |
Provides free counseling for disabled individuals and their families;
rehabilitative services; and donation of orthopedic equipment. | ||
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The Watts-Century Latino Organization | |||
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Phone: 323-564-9140 |
Established in response to the Los Angeles uprisings, provides neighborhood
watch, community outreach, and access to social service programs. | ||
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The Willie C. Velasquez Center | |||
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Phone: 323-265-3117 |
Services the Latino immigrant community, providing assistance in
naturalization applications, ESL classes, and education in civic participation. | ||
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YMCA of the Harbor Area | |||
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Phone: 310-547-0831 |
Conducts community intervention and promotes preventive health education and
screenings of breast and cervical cancer for Latinas in Wilmington and San
Pedro. | ||
