We Help Youth Facing Homelessness in Los Angeles, California
We serve young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness or human trafficking with absolute respect and unconditional love. Our ultimate goal is to help each young person move on with their life in positive ways with counseling, education, stable employment, and secure housing.
Get Help Now
On the street? Need help? We're open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Call: 323-461-3131
Or come to:
1325 N. Western Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90027
Covenant House California (CHC) provides sanctuary and support for youth ages 18-24 facing homelessness and human trafficking. Our programs and services are designed to advance youths’ physical, emotional, educational, vocational, and spiritual well-being in order to provide them with the best chance for success in independence. All our programs and services are free of charge.
Our Shelter
In Hollywood, CHC’s Safe Haven shelter immediately provides for youths’ basic human needs and urgent medical care. Young people receive a nutritious meal, take a shower with new personal care products, receive new clothes, and sleep in a warm, safe bed. They are then connected to supportive services that will help them thrive.
Our Programs
Young people in Los Angeles can access our short-term emergency care through CHC’s street outreach, drop-in center, and emergency shelter programs. Young people may also participate in our transitional housing program, Rights of Passage, our Supportive Apartments Program and Rapid-Rehousing.
Our Services
- Meals and showers
- Hygiene kits
- Warm clothing/shoes
- Case management
- Medical care & health screenings
- Mental health care
- Referrals for cure
- Job readiness
- On-site/off-site job internships
- GED/High school diploma
- Charter school
- Bilingual staff
- Spiritual ministry
- Family reunification services
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- Washington, DC
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Shelter Is Only the Beginning
From crisis to care: Find out what it's like when a young person enters our doors.