Helping Homeless People & Pets

The Salvation Army's Westwood Transitional Village in Los Angeles is a 40-unit residential housing facility dedicated to helping homeless families transition to permanent housing. With support services in place, families can reside at the Village for a designated period while they stabilize and develop the necessary skills for independent living. Approximately 150 individuals, including veteran families and children under 18, call The Village home at any given time. The organization is committed to addressing the barriers to homelessness and emphasizes the importance of financial support to meet the needs of the community. Generated from the website

West LA Homeless is an independent group of community volunteers dedicated to compassionately addressing the pressing issues associated with homelessness in West Los Angeles. Their mission is to provide leadership and resources to tackle the consequences of homelessness in the area and offer individuals experiencing homelessness access to services that lead to permanent housing. With the active participation of the entire community, West LA Homeless relies on support in various forms, from donors to committee members, as well as partnerships with local government and businesses. They are deeply grateful for the support received from their community partners and welcome anyone interested in finding solutions to homelessness-related issues.Generated from the website