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HSC - Item 4B - Attachment B - 2196 LAHSA Interim Housing List (1) @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 ARE YOU IN NEED OF SHELTER? ACCESSING INTERIM HOUSING Interim Housing programs are designed to support people experiencing homelessness attain permanent housing. Each program provides regular meals, showers, and case management, as well as a bed. The eligibility and population will often determine which Crisis Housing or Bridge Housing program is the best fit. Access to both programs is described below. 1 FIND A SHELTER Starting on page 4 is a list of shelter locations and their addresses. Pick one that is closest to you. 2 CALL TO CHECK FOR BED AVAILABILITY AND ARRANGE INTAKE Some shelters require you to call first before coming. There are a limited number of beds at each site. 3 PACK YOUR BAGS All shelters have a two (2) bag restriction. Anything more will not be allowed into the site. 4 FIND TRANSPORT Transport is limited – ask the provider if they offer transportation. AM I ELIGIBLE FOR CRISIS/BRIDGE HOUSING? To access the Crisis/Bridge Housing program, you must be: • Experiencing homelessness *Admission is based on bed availability* For any inquiries, please email us at interimhousing@lahsa.org For more information, please visit WWW.LAHSA.ORG Are you a shelter provider in LA County? Do you want to be listed here as a resource? Email the Interim Housing Team a completed Interim Housing Access Sheet to: InterimHousing@LAHSA.org Not the best contact number listed? Email the interim housing team, InterimHousing@LAHSA.org, to report a non-responsive or incorrect number. @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 DEFINITIONS Experiencing Homelessness – • An individual or family who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, such as those living in emergency shelters, transitional housing, or places not meant for habitation, or • An individual or family who is fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, has no other residence, and lacks the resources or support networks to obtain other permanent housing Chronically Homeless – • An unaccompanied homeless individual with a disabling condition who has either been continually homeless for a year or more or has had at least four (4) episodes of homelessness in the past three (3) years Men – A person that identifies as a man Women – A person that identifies as a woman Veterans – A person who served in the military, naval, or air service, regardless of discharge status or time spent in active duty TAY/Youth – A person between 18 and 24 years of age Unaccompanied Minors – A person between 12 and 17 years of age Families – A household in which a person or persons have legal custody of a minor (person under 18 years old); OR where a household member is pregnant FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What services do we provide? Interim Housing programs under LAHSA and the County Health share Minimum Practice Standards for shelter sites and operation. Each program provides regular meals, showers, and case management, as well as access to a bed. In addition to these minimum standards, LAHSA’s programs are guided by a program specific Scope of Required Service: Crisis/Bridge Housing SRS Can I drop someone off? Did the program tell you there was a bed available? To be sure that a person is connected to Interim Housing be sure that: 1. A bed is available 2. A program staff person acknowledges you or your person’s arrival This is what we call a “warm hand-off”. Are these locations open on weekends? Yes, these programs all operate daily, serving the people in their program with –at minimum - meals, referrals, and a bed nightly. Staff are not always available to bring in new people. @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Can young people go into an Adult program? Yes, our Adult shelter programs can serve people who are 18 years and older and who are experiencing homelessness. We also have Interim Housing for Transition Age Youth (TAY) for people who are 18 – 24 years of age. CONSIDERATIONS FOR ANY PERSON(S) SEEKING SHELTER 1. Do you have mobility needs? 2. Do you need a bottom bunk, or do you have trouble with stairs? 3. Are you able to practice self-care, and participate at the site independently? If the person(s) seeking shelter are experiencing significant cognitive impairment and/or health instability, an Interim Housing program may not be suitable for them. To access the Interim Housing resources offered through County Health Please complete the Interim Housing Referral Form AND • Referral Supplemental Form Attachment A • Authorization for the Use & Disclosure of Health and Social Service Information HOW DO I USE THIS LIST? If you are homeless or are assisting an individual adult (25+) or individual youth (18-24) experiencing homelessness, you can identify a local LAHSA-funded shelter below and call to inquire about their bed availability, and their intake process. If you are a member of a family experiencing homelessness, or are assisting a family experiencing homelessness, please call 211. If you are referring someone... Be sure that: 1) The person(s) want to go into shelter 2) The person(s) have the means for self-care 3) You have contacted the shelter to check for bed availability Please visit our LAHSA website for more information. If you are a hospital or healthcare provider... Please submit your completed Interim Housing Referral to the Los Angeles County, Department of Health Services at InterimHousing@DHS.LACounty.gov @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 INTERIM HOUSING SITES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND YOUTH SPA 1 – Antelope Valley Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact The People Concern Bridge Housing - Adults Men 45338 32nd St. Lancaster, CA 93536 Alethia Broom abroom@thepeopleconcern.org (661) 270-8640 Volunteers of America, Los Angeles Crisis Housing - Adults Men and Women 45150 60th St. W. Lancaster, CA 93536 Garciela Martinez Gmartinez@voala.org (661) 723-4873 SPA 2 – San Fernando Valley Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact Bridge to Home Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 23850 Pine Street Newhall, CA 91321 Imari Peterson imari.peterson@btohome.org (661) 388-3002 L.A. Family Housing Corporation Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 7816 Simpson Ave. North Hollywood, CA 91605 referrals@lafh.org (818) 255-2766 The Village Family Services Bridge Housing – Youth Men and Women 207 N. Victory Blvd. Burbank, CA 91502 Olga Flores oflores@thevillagefs.org (818)755-8786 SPA 3 – San Gabriel Valley Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact Sycamores Crisis & Bridge Housing - Youth Men and Women 12031 Garvey Ave. El Monte, CA 91732 Lindsey Bogan LBogan@sycamores.org (626)395-7100 x7850 Sycamores Crisis Housing - Youth Men and Women 412 S Raymond Ave. Pasadena, CA 91105 Lindsey Bogan LBogan@sycamores.org (626)395-7100 x7850 Union Station Homeless Services Crisis Housing - Adults Men and Women 412 S. Raymond Ave. Pasadena, CA 91104 Amber Follett afollett@unionstationhs.org (626)240-4550 Volunteers of America, Los Angeles Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 1400 E. Mission Blvd. Pomona, CA 91766 Julia Estrada jestrada@voala.org (909)766-1845 SPA 4 – Metro Los Angeles / Hollywood @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Women 267 Belmont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90026 Elvia Valdes evaldes@gschomeless.org (213)235-1460 Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Bridge Housing - Adults Women 1640 Rockwood St. Los Angeles, CA 90026 Elvia Valdes evaldes@gschomeless.org (213)235-1460 Covenant House California Crisis & Bridge Housing - Youth Men and Women 1325 N. Western Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027 Lailanie Jones ljones@covca.org (323)461-3131 x 249 Jovenes, Inc. Crisis & Bridge Housing - Youth Youth Men 1320 Pleasant Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90033 Guadalup Rebolledo grebolledo@jovenesinc.org (323)260-8035 Jovenes, Inc. Crisis Housing - DV Youth DV Youth Confidential Guadalupe Rebolledo grebolledo@jovenesinc.org (323)260-8035 Los Angeles LGBT Center Crisis & Bridge Housing - Youth Men and Women 1118 N. McCadden Pl. Hollywood, CA 90038 Kris Nameth knameth@lalgbtcenter.org (323)860-2280 Youth Emerging Stronger (YES) (Formerly LA Youth Network) Crisis Housing - Youth Men and Women 1754 Taft Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90028 Ann McConville amcconville@youthemergingstronger.org (323)467-8466 Los Angeles Youth Network Crisis Housing - Youth Men and Women 1719 Taft Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90028 Ann McConville amcconville@layn.org (323)467-8466 National Health Foundation Crisis Housing - Adults Men and Women 1032 W. 18th St. Los Angeles, CA 90015 Marlene Smith-Williams MSmith-Williams@nhfca.org (866) 643-7284 x225 People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 340 N. Madison Ave. Los Angeles, 90004 Mathew Brewer matthewb@epath.org (213)910-5384 Proyecto Pastoral Crisis Housing - Adults Men 171 S. Gless St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 Veronica Meza vmeza@proyectopastoral.org (323)685-2379 Proyecto Pastoral Crisis Housing - Adults Women 135 N. Mission Rd. Los Angeles, CA 90033 Veronica Meza vmeza@proyectopastoral.org (323)685-2379 Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles Bridge Housing - Adults Men 231 Winston St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Intake Coordinator socialservices@svdpla.org (213)229-9972 @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Single Room Occupancy Housing Corporation Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 517 San Julian St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Renee Baker reneeb@srohousing.org 213-229-9678 The Midnight Mission Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 601 S. San Pedro Los Angeles, CA 90014 Matt Scharf mscharf@midnightmission.org (213)624-9258 The People Concern Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 527 S. Crocker St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Steven Mitchell smitchell@thepeopleconcern.org (213)488-9559 The Salvation Army Transitional Housing - Youth Men 5939 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028 Susana Nunez Susana.nunez@usw.salvationarmy.org (323)469-2946 x 1641 Volunteers of America, Los Angeles Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 543 Crocker St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Eddie Wormley ewormley@voala.org (213)232-0876 Weingart Center Association Bridge Housing - Adults Women 566 S. San Pedro St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Marcus Arman marcusa@weingart.org (213)689-2130 Weingart Center Association Crisis Housing - Adults Men and Women 566 S. San Pedro St. Los Angeles, CA 90013 Marcus Arman marcusa@weingart.org (213)689-2130 SPA 5 – West Los Angeles Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact 1736 Family Crisis Center Crisis Housing – DV Youth Men and Women Confidential Debbie Nelson dnelson@1736fcc.org (323)543-9900 x 208 New Directions, Inc. Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Veteran Men 11303 Wilshire Blvd. VA Bldg. 116 Los Angeles, CA 90073 Dr. Maurice Carter mcarter@ndvets.org (310)268-3269 The People Concern Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 1447 16th St. Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tricia Best Tbest@thepeopleconcern.org (310) 828-6717 SPA 6 – South Los Angeles Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact First To Serve Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 1718 W. Vernon Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90062 John Sutton jsutton@firsttoserve.org (424)542-2538 Home at Last Crisis & Bridge Housing - Youth 4920 S. Avalon Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90011 Jessica Stuart jstuart@homeatlastcdc.org @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Men and Women (323)909-5925 Sanctuary of Hope Bridge Housing - Youth Men and Women 3910 Walton Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90037 Janet Kelly janet.kelly@thesoh.org 323-786-2413 Special Services for Groups, Inc. (HOPICS) Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 5715 S. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90037 access@hopics.org (323)948-0444 Special Services for Groups, Inc. (HOPICS) Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 5849 Crocker St Los Angeles, CA 90003 access@hopics.org (323)432-4399 Special Services for Groups, Inc. (HOPICS) Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 3010 East Victoria St. Compton, CA 90221 access@hopics.org (434)403-5800 Special Services for Groups, Inc. (HOPICS) Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 5603 S. Central Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90011 access@hopics.org (323)948-0444 Testimonial Community Love Center Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 5701 S. Western Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90062 Cynthia Carter cindytclc@aol.com (323)291-6753 x 211 Volunteers of America, Los Angeles Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men 3804 S. Broadway Pl. Los Angeles, CA 90037 LaShawnte Alexander lalexander@voala.org 213-248-9671 Volunteers of America, Los Angeles Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Women 8770 S. Broadway Pl. Los Angeles, CA 90003 LaShawnte Alexander lalexander@voala.org 213-248-9671 SPA 7 – East Los Angeles Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact Jovenes, Inc. Bridge Housing - Youth Youth 11149 Barnwall St. Norwalk, CA 90650 Guadalupe Rebolledo grebolledo@jovenesinc.org (323)260-8035 The Salvation Army Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 5600 Rickenbacker Rd. Bell, CA 90201 Alma Martinez-Villagomez alma.martinez- villagomez@usw.salvationarmy.org (323)263-1206 x 218 SPA 8 – Harbor Cities Service Provider Interim Housing Type Population Served Site Address Program Contact @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 1736 Family Crisis Center Crisis & Bridge Housing – DV Adults Men and Women Confidential Debbie Nelson dnelson@1736fcc.org (323)543-9900 x 208 Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 1368 Oregon Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813 Veronique Johnson vjohnson@ccharities.org (213)251-3436 Jazmin Burgos jburgos@ccharities.org (213)251-3435 City of Long Beach Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men and Women 6847 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach CA 90805 Tyler Ahtonen Tyler.Ahtonen@longbeach.gov HomelessServices@longbeach.gov (562) 570-4500 United States Veterans Initiative Crisis & Bridge Housing - Adults Men 733 S. Hindry Ave. Inglewood, CA 90301 Kevin Kincey kkincey@usvets.org (310)863-5837 @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 INTERIM HOUSING FOR FAMILIES Access to Interim Housing for Families is arranged through the SPA Family Solutions Center, while other resources can also be found through Countywide Access Centers. To refer, connect with the local Family Solutions Centers below: -> Call for availability -> Email a completed Family Solutions Center Referral; or, -> Visit their Access Centers (note Drop-In sites and hours) FAMILY SOLUTIONS CENTERS SPA Service Provider Location Address Phone Number Email Operating Hours 1 Valley Oasis Antelope Valley 310 E. Palmdale Blvd. Palmdale, CA 93550 (661)239-9300 cesfamilies@avdvc.org Monday-Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm 2 LA Family Housing San Fernando Valley 7817 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91605 (818)255-2766 referrals@lafh.org Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm 3 Union Station Homeless Services San Gabriel Valley 10629 Arrow Hwy. #G Irwindale, CA 91706 (626)337-0140 fscreferrals@unionstationhs.org Monday-Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm 4 People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) Metro Los Angeles/ Hollywood 3323 W. Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018 (323)212-6291 familyreferral@epath.org Monday-Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 5 St. Joseph Center West Los Angeles 12420 Venice Blvd. Mar Vista, CA 90066 (310)694-6035 cesreferrals@stjosephctr.org Monday-Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 6 Special Services for Groups (HOPICS) South Los Angeles 5849 S Crocker St. Los Angeles, CA 90003 (323)432-4383 fsc@hopics.org Monday-Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 7 The Whole Child East Los Angeles 9251 Pioneer Blvd. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 (562)204-0640 frt@thewholechild.info Monday-Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm 8 Harbor Interfaith Harbor Cities 599 W. 9th St. San Pedro, CA 90731 (310)831-0589 fscreferrals@harborinterfaith.org Monday-Friday 8:00am – 12:30pm 1:30pm – 5:30pm @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 ADDITIONAL INTERIM HOUSING The “Additional Interim Housing” programs are unique in that they serve specific populations and have specialized eligibility. To facilitate the review of referrals, and support the placement of those referred, these programs only accept referrals from the Countywide Interim Housing Macher. To refer to the programs below, a service provider must email a completed Interim Housing Referral to InterimHousing@LAHSA.org Referral to Matched LAHSA Interim Housing? Please submit this form, completed: Interim Housing Referral Form Verification of Homeless Status: Observation | Third Party | Self-Certification A Bridge Home SPA 2 – Canoga Park – LA Family Housing SPA 2 – NoHo – Hope of the Valley SPA 2 – Sylmar – LA Family housing SPA 2 – Van Nuys – Hope of the Valley SPA 2 – Van Nuys – The Salvation Army SPA 4 – Hollywood – PATH & The Blessed Sacrament SPA 4 – El Puente – The People Concern SPA 4 – Downtown LA – Weingart SPA 4 – Hollywood – Weingart SPA 4 – Los Feliz – PATH SPA 4 – Mt. Olympus – Weingart SPA 4 – Pico Heights – 1736 Family Crisis Center SPA 4 – Westlake North – PATH SPA 4 – McArthur Park – The Salvation Army SPA 5 – Venice – PATH & SPY SPA 6 – LATTC – VOA & St. John’s SPA 6 – South Central – SSG, HOPICS SPA 6 – Watts – Salvation Army SPA 8 – San Pedro – Harbor Interfaith SPA 8 – Wilmington – U.S. Veteran’s Initiative Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older *There may be Prioritization for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* Bridge Housing for People Exiting Institutions (B7) SPA 2 - Hope of the Valley SPA 4 – Weingart Center Association SPA 6 - Abundant Blessings SPA 6 - A Step to Freedom SPA 6 – Bryant Temple SPA 7 – Whittier First Day Coalition SPA 8 – U.S. Veteran’s Initiative @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older, and,  Has been and/or is currently involved with the Justice System • Has exited Justice System institutions, including prison, jail, and juvenile detention facilities, within the past 60 days, OR • remain in the Justice System’s custody, due to the lack of housing, while awaiting an upcoming trial or court hearing Enhanced Bridge Housing for Women SPA 1 – The People Concern SPA 4 – Downtown Women’s Center* SPA 6 – SSG, HOPICS SPA 7 – Volunteers of America SPA 8 – 1736 Family Crisis Center SPA 8 – U.S. Veteran’s Initiative Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older, and,  Identifies as a woman, a trans woman, non-binary, or gender non-conforming. Please reference Equal Access HUD Rule here *There may be prioritization for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* Enhanced Bridge Housing for Older Adults SPA 1 – The People Concern SPA 2 – LA Family Housing SPA 3 – Union Station SPA 4 – National Health Foundation SPA 4 – Weingart Center SPA 4 – Good Shepard Center SPA 6 – SSG, HOPICS SPA 8 – U.S. Veteran’s Initiative Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  55 years old or older, and,  High-acuity (8 or above), OR • Connected to a housing voucher (e.g. Section 8), and/or, • Connected to a Housing Search and Placement program (e.g. Rapid Re-Housing, Housing Navigation) @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Roadmap Interim Housing SPA 2 – Home at Last SPA 2 – Hope of the Valley SPA 2 – LA Family Housing SPA 4 – PATH SPA 4 – Volunteers of America SPA 4 – First to Serve SPA 4 – The Salvation Army SPA 4 – Weingart Center SPA 4 – Volunteers of America SPA 6 – First to Serve SPA 6 – Volunteers of America SPA 6 – TCLC SPA 6 – Home at Last SPA 6 – New Reflections SPA 6 – SSG, HOPICS Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older *This site is prioritized for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* Tiny Home Village Interim Housing SPA 2 – Hope of the Valley SPA 4 – Urban Alchemy SPA 4 – Hope of the Valley SPA 4 – Union Station SPA 8 – The Salvation Army Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older *There may be prioritization for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* Safe Sleep Village SPA 6 – Urban Alchemy Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older *This site is prioritized for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* @lahsaorg @LAHomeless @LAHomelessServicesAuthority 2022-2023 INTERIM HOUSING LIST LAST UPDATED SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 Project HomeKey SPA 2 – LA Family Housing SPA 2 – Volunteers of America SPA 3 – Volunteers of America SPA 4 – Weingart SPA 4 – Volunteers of America SPA 4 – The People Concern SPA 4 – Union Station SPA 5 – The People Concern SPA 5 – PATH SPA 6 – SSG, HOPICS SPA 7 – Whittier First Day Eligible Participants:  Are experiencing homelessness, and,  Age 18 or older *This site is prioritized for persons experiencing homelessness in the “Catchment Area” or community in which the project is based. Depending on the phase of the project, this may be the only criteria* SAFE PARKING What is Safe Parking? Safe parking provides a safe and stable place park at night. These “Safe Parking Lots” assist individuals with remaining compliant with local laws and provide restroom access, a security guard, and social service resources. Am I eligible for Safe Parking? The Safe Parking program is open to: • Those who are experiencing homelessness in their cars, vans, or RVs/campers, and, • Have an operable vehicle (see Safe Parking List for additional site details) How do I access a Safe Parking program? 1. Completing the Safe Parking Referral form (www.tinyurl.com/safeparkingreferral), OR, 2. Contacting/visiting a service provider in your area SAFE PARKING SITES SPA 1 – Lancaster – VOALA SPA 2 – North Hills – NVCS SPA 2 – Canoga Park – NVCS SPA 2 – Northridge – NVCS SPA 2 – Reseda – SPLA SPA 2 – Van Nuys – VOALA SPA 4 – Glassell Park – EHCA SPA 4 – Westlake – EHCA SPA 4 – Downtown LA – SPLA SPA 4 – Hollywood – SPLA SPA 5 – LAX – SPLA SPA 5 – Sawtelle – SPLA SPA 5 – Westchester – SPLA SPA 5 – West LA – SPLA SPA 5 – Culver City – SPLA SPA 6 – Compton – SSG, HOPICS SPA 6 – South LA – SSG, HOPICS SPA 6 – South Central – SSG, HOPICS SPA 6 – Watts – WLCAC SPA 7 – Whittier – VOALA SPA 7 – East LA – VOALA SPA 8 – Torrance - WLCAC SPA 8 – San Pedro – VOALA