1736 Family Crisis Center

Supportive services for veterans: the supportive services for veteran families program offers support to prevent or end homelessness for veteran families. Services are available to in los angeles and orange counties. The program focuses on veterans returning from active duty, reservists, and chronically homeless veterans.

Youth shelter and services: the emergency shelter and youth program is a six-bed state-licensed shelter that offers services to children and youth ages 10 through 17. The center's youth shelter has operated for 53 years. Shelter staff help youth develop the skills and support networks needed to achieve stability. Youth may volunteer after their stay to help other children, including through the center's youth advisory board (a volunteer group of former youth shelter clients and youth).

Nonresidential services: skills-based therapy is a core service of the center's residential and nonresidential programs, being offered 24 hours a day at six residential locations, and during business and extended business hours at the center's nonresidential clinic locations. Professional staff provide the services, while supervisors with decades of training are on duty around-the-clock to assist. Other nonresidential services include legal services, food and clothing distribution, and senior services.