Upward Bound House

Interim housing - in 2024, the organization served 450 families (516 adults and 855 children). Of the 240 families who exited the organization's programs, 83% moved to permanent housing and 30% increased their income through employment. Westside housing stability program - the program consists of family place (santa monica), a transitional housing facility (21 one-bedroom apartments) offering psychosocial and mental health services to homeless families for up to 9 months, and family shelter (culver city), an emergency shelter (18-studio units) offering comprehensive services to families for up to 4 or 5 months.

Health & wellness - wellness and farm program - the farm program, located in santa monica, provides and environment for parents and children to learn how to grow and prepare their own food through fun, interactive workshops and hands-on instruction, with the goal of increasing food security and promoting healthy eating habits. Healthy living program - the program uses an urban farm (owned by the organization) as a therapeutic outlet to teach life skills, provide job training, and build client confidence and self-esteem. Parent and their child(ren), depending on age, participate in the selection, planting, care and cultivation of crops as well as classes in nutrition, cooking and healthy living.