Houseless Services
Homeless and Housing Services
We are committed to providing quality supportive services to families, transitional age youth, and adults who are or have experienced homelessness, residing in South Los Angeles. We work with program participants empower to stabilize and become thriving, healthy, independent community members.
Our committed staff members work tirelessly with community members experiencing homelessness to connect with the following resources and services: Reduced fee/no fee ID, access to showers, food, birth certificates, shelter, safe parking, health, mental health, legal and connection to the SPA 6 Coordinated Entry System.
Each enrolled program participant is matched to a highly trained case manager that work towards providing successful linkages to needed services. Our services promote health, wellness, financial independence, and housing stability.
Our Impact
For nearly 30 years, Homeless and Housing Services has been offering avenues to safe housing, safe temporary shelter, or alternative housing for families through counseling, problem solving, and coordination.
Our Team
Shannon Murray, MSW,LCSW
Director, Homeless and Housing Services
We Offer
Homeless Access Center
- Phone: (323) 563-4721
- Address: 958 E108th St., Los Angeles, CA 90059
- (Located in brown brick building middle door)
Shelter Plus Care
- Showers, Coffee, Intake, Shelter and Safe Parking Referrals
- Monday – Friday
- 8:30AM – 3:30PM
- Services available in English & Spanish
Are you a Property Owner or Manager?
- Contact the Landlord Program Coordinator
- Phone: (323) 527-3738
- Email: crodriguez@wlcac.org
Partner
The bold new way to house LA, with more mental health care, more accountability, and more homes we can afford.
The Access Center provides services to 3,600 unduplicated homeless clients each year, working to move clients from having no regular nighttime residence to resid- ing in a stable facility, with ID, immediate needs and benefits assistance in place.
Homeless Access Center and Shelter Plus Care programs assist homeless individuals and their families by pro- viding supportive and educational services, case management, family counseling, drug counseling, medical and mental health services, and tem- porary shelter, transitional housing, and long-term Section 8 housing. These programs enable hundreds of families each year to move from homelessness and poverty to stability and economic self-sufficiency.
Transitional Housing for Mental Health Clients provides semi-supervised living services designed to provide structured living arrangements for patients/clients who do not need intensive support but who, without some support and structure, may return to a condition requiring hospitalization. These services provide a program that may be a transition to independent living.
Do you need help finding a place to stay?
Homeless and Housing Services can help you with:
- Shelter
- Temporary housing
- Transitional housing
- Permanent affordable housing
- Wraparound services
Homeless Access Center
958 E 108th St, Los Angeles 90059
(323) 563-4721
Access Center
The Access Center provides services to 3,600 unduplicated homeless clients each year, working to move clients from having no regular nighttime residence to residing in a stable facility, with ID, immediate needs and benefits assistance in place.
Shelter Plus Care
Homeless Access Center and Shelter Plus Care programs assist homeless individuals and their families by providing supportive and educational services, case management, family counseling, drug counseling, medical and mental health services, and temporary shelter, transitional housing, and long-term Section 8 housing. These programs enable hundreds of families each year to move from homelessness and poverty to stability and economic self-sufficiency.
Transitional Housing for Mental Health Clients
Transitional Housing for Mental Health Clients provides semi-supervised living services designed to provide structured living arrangements for patients/clients who do not need intensive support but who, without some support and structure, may return to a condition requiring hospitalization. These services provide a program that may be a transition to independent living.
English 
Spanish