Housing
Resources
Finding a safe and stable place to live can be challenging during pregnancy or with a newborn. This list of resources is tailored to meet the unique needs of pregnant people and families with children. HOUSING RESOURCES
Name
Phone
Email
Address
Services
Website
Alexandria House
(213) 381-2649
[email protected]
426 S. Alexandria Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90020
Transitional housing for pregnant women and their children, and helps move women from emergency shelter to economic stability
Link
Domestic Violence Housing First
(661) 945-6736
[email protected]
Confidential Santa Monica, CA 90403 (you can call for their physical address they do this for security and safety reasons)
The program offers flexible financial assistance, unrestricted funds used to support survivors to become stably housed. Funds are also used to support housing, employment, and survivor safety. This can include rent and utilities, children's needs, transportation, work uniforms, etc.
Link
Downtown Women’s Center
(661) 945-6737
442 S. San Pedro Street Los Angeles, CA 90013
The Downtown Women’s Center (DWC) envisions a Los Angeles with every woman housed and on a path to personal stability. Its mission is to end homelessness for women in greater Los Angeles through housing, wellness, employment, and advocacy.
Link
Harvest Home
(310) 452-1223
2118 Wilshire Blvd., PMB 358 Santa Monica, CA 90403
Space for homeless pregnant women to sleep along with their children, case help, therapy, focus on gaining financial independence, emotional and mental health resources, physical health resources, Parenting classes (wide range). The Application available on their website.
Link
His Nesting Place
562-422-2137
350 E. Market St. Long Beach, CA 90805
Provides mother’s and their children with a safe and loving home and church. Requirements for mom’s that want to be in the program: must be 18 or older, pregnant, have an ID, at least 3 references, and commit to staying at least 6 months in the home. Pastoral counseling, parenting classes, access to online schools. Diapers wipes and all baby items, job training, and budgeting/spending tips.
Link
House of Ruth
(323) 266-4139
Offers transitional, permanent, and emergency shelter housing for women and families.
Link
Midnight Mission Women’s Crisis & Bridge Housing Program
213-624-9258 ext 1710
[email protected], [email protected]
601 S San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90014
The Women’s Crisis and Bridge Housing Program works in partnership with other premier service providers serving women in the community, including the Downtown Women’s Center.
Link
New Life Beginnings
562-590-1538
835 East 6th Street Long Beach, CA 90802
Dedicated to helping homeless women with children pregnant and not, and victims of human trafficking and domestic violence
Link
St. Anne’s Family Services
155 N. Occidental Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90026
St. Anne’s is a multi-service agency with a goal of guiding people from pregnancy to parenthood and childhood to adulthood. Early childhood education, housing programs, and community-based programs
Link
The People Concern - Kensington Campus
(661) 723 -6284
3211 W Ave I, Lancaster CA 93535
14-Acre Campus for interim housing, case management, and employment services.
Link
Unalienable Rights Inc
(223) 386-5585
44633 Kingtree Ave, Lancaster, CA 93534
Dedicated to helping disadvantaged, and underserved populations find housing
Link
Valley Oasis Family Solutions
(661) 942-2758
[email protected]
43434 Sahuayo St, Lancaster, CA 93535
The shelter is a 60 day emergency shelter open 24-hours a day. With a 65 bed capacity, the shelter provides services to men, women, and children of all ages who are victims of domestic violence. The shelter provides shelter to victims from around the world due to being one of the first shelters in the country to provide services to men. The shelter provides supportive services.
Link
Volunteers of America
(661) 723-4873
45150 60th Street West, Lancaster 93536
Housing, employment, and veteran services