UNION RESCUE MISSION

Operates Learning Centers with credentialed instructors and adaptive software to support educational and career goals, offering GED/HiSET preparation, ESL, computer literacy, financial stewardship, credit recovery, and vocational certifications to help guests achieve employment and educational advancement.

Operates Learning Centers with credentialed instructors and adaptive software to support educational and career goals, including GED/HiSET preparation, ESL, computer literacy, financial stewardship, credit recovery, and vocational certifications.

Operates Learning Centers with credentialed instructors and adaptive software to support educational and career goals, including GED/HiSET preparation, ESL, computer literacy, financial stewardship, credit recovery, and vocational certifications. Services are staffed by qualified educators and LAUSD instructors.

Operates Learning Centers with credentialed instructors and adaptive software to support educational and career goals, including GED/HiSET preparation, ESL, computer literacy, financial stewardship, credit recovery, and vocational certifications.

Provides safe, referral-free emergency shelter for over 1,300 individuals nightly, along with life-saving meals (3,000 daily), access to hot showers, hygiene supplies, diapers, laundry facilities, and sanitation services for people experiencing homelessness on Skid Row.

Provides emergency shelter, meals, hygiene facilities, laundry, and sanitation services to over 1,300 individuals experiencing homelessness on Skid Row without requiring referrals. Serves 3,000 meals daily and offers safe shelter for women, children, and families without separation.

Provides emergency shelter, meals, laundry, hygiene facilities, and sanitation services to over 1,300 individuals experiencing homelessness on Skid Row without requiring referrals. Serves 3,000 meals daily and offers access to hot showers, diapers, and hygiene supplies.

Provides emergency shelter, meals, laundry, hygiene facilities, and sanitation services to over 1,300 individuals nightly without requiring referrals. Serves 3,000 meals daily and offers access to hot showers, diapers, and hygiene supplies.

Provides safe, referral-free emergency shelter for over 1,300 individuals nightly, including women, children, and families, without separating family units. Offers life-saving meals (3,000 daily), hot showers, laundry, hygiene supplies, diapers, and sanitation facilities to individuals experiencing homelessness on Skid Row.

Operates a 75,000 square-foot family shelter housing up to 86 unsheltered families and provides safe, co-located shelter for women, children, and families without separation. Offers interim housing for up to 340 unhoused families in South Los Angeles.

Operates a 75,000-square-foot family shelter housing up to 86 unsheltered families and provides integrated shelter for women, children, and families without separation. Offers interim housing for up to 340 unhoused families in South Los Angeles and operates a 77-acre transitional housing campus in Sylmar for homeless women and children.

Operates a 75,000 square-foot family shelter housing up to 86 unsheltered families and provides safe, co-located shelter for women, children, and families without separation. Also operates a 77-acre transitional housing campus in Sylmar for homeless women and children, including youth development services and on-site childcare.

Operates a full-time medical clinic in partnership with UCLA Health, a dental clinic staffed by USC School of Dentistry personnel (the only one on Skid Row serving children), and the Jerry Butler/Pepperdine Mental Health Clinic offering psychological services for trauma and substance use recovery.

Operates a full-time medical clinic in partnership with UCLA Health, a dental clinic staffed by USC School of Dentistry personnel (the only one on Skid Row serving children), and a mental health clinic offering psychological services for trauma and substance use recovery.

Operates a legal aid clinic providing expungement of criminal convictions, resolution of warrants and tickets, family court document preparation, government benefits assistance, and Homeless Court preparation.

Operates a legal aid clinic providing expungement of criminal convictions, resolution of warrants and tickets, family court document preparation, government benefits assistance, and Homeless Court preparation for guests.

Operates a legal aid clinic providing expungement of criminal convictions, resolution of warrants and tickets, family court document preparation, government benefits assistance, and Homeless Court preparation for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Operates a 77-acre transitional housing campus in Sylmar for single women and children experiencing homelessness, and provides permanent supportive housing for senior women at Sequoia Lodge. Offers transitional housing and support services for single men and women for one year, and for families for at least six months.

Operates a full-time medical clinic in partnership with UCLA Health, a dental clinic staffed by USC School of Dentistry personnel (the only one on Skid Row serving children), and the Jerry Butler/Pepperdine Mental Health Clinic offering psychological services for trauma and substance use recovery.

Operates a full-time medical clinic in partnership with UCLA Health, a dental clinic staffed by USC School of Dentistry personnel (the only one on Skid Row serving children), and the Jerry Butler/Pepperdine Mental Health Clinic offering psychological services for trauma and substance use disorders.

Operates a full-time medical clinic in partnership with UCLA Health, a dental clinic staffed by USC School of Dentistry personnel (the only one on Skid Row serving children), and the Jerry Butler/Pepperdine Mental Health Clinic offering psychological services for trauma and substance use disorders—all free to guests.

Provides permanent supportive housing and comprehensive services—including meals, security, transportation, and medical referrals—for senior women experiencing homelessness through the Senior Care Program at Sequoia Lodge.

Provides permanent supportive housing and comprehensive care—including meals, security, transportation, and medical referrals—for senior women experiencing homelessness through the Senior Care Program at Sequoia Lodge.

Operates faith-based, year-long residential recovery programs for single women and men recovering from addiction, trauma, and behavioral health issues. The Emmaus Recovery Program for Men at Angeles House and other multi-phase programs use trauma-informed, holistic therapy to support long-term rehabilitation.

Operates multi-phase, year-long residential recovery programs for men and women addressing addiction, trauma, and behavioral health through faith-based, trauma-informed care. The Emmaus Recovery Program for Men at Angeles House provides holistic therapy and structured support.

Operates faith-based, year-long residential recovery programs for single women and men addressing addiction, trauma, and behavioral health through trauma-informed and holistic care. Includes the Emmaus Recovery Program for Men at Angeles House.

Provides permanent supportive housing and comprehensive services—including meals, security, transportation, and medical referrals—for senior women experiencing homelessness through the Senior Care Program at Sequoia Lodge.

Provides youth development services, onsite tutoring, mentoring, family therapy, and recreational activities for children living with their mothers at Hope Gardens. Operates PEEPS, an onsite childcare and early childhood development program for infants and preschool-aged children.

Operates three thrift stores in Covina, Torrance, and Whittier that generate revenue, sell 50% new donated merchandise below wholesale prices, and create job opportunities for program graduates. Volunteers assist with sorting, pricing, and customer service.

Operates three thrift stores in Covina, Torrance, and Whittier that generate revenue and provide job opportunities for program graduates. Stores are stocked with 50% new donated merchandise from fashion and retail industries and supported by volunteers in sorting, pricing, and customer service.

Operates three thrift stores in Covina, Torrance, and Whittier that generate revenue, sell 50% new donated merchandise below wholesale prices, and create job opportunities for program graduates. Volunteers assist with sorting, pricing, and customer service.

Operates three thrift stores in Covina, Torrance, and Whittier that generate revenue, sell donated merchandise (50% new) below wholesale prices, and provide job opportunities for program graduates, supported by volunteers in sorting, pricing, and customer service.

Operates three thrift stores in Covina, Torrance, and Whittier that generate revenue and provide job opportunities for program graduates, stocked with 50% new donated merchandise from the fashion and retail industries and supported by volunteer labor for sorting, pricing, and customer service.

Operates multiple transitional and permanent housing programs, including a 77-acre campus in Sylmar for homeless women and children, a 75,000 sq ft family shelter for up to 86 families, interim housing for 340 families in South Los Angeles, and permanent supportive housing for senior women at Sequoia Lodge. Programs include minimum six-month stays with personalized support services.

Operates multiple transitional and permanent housing programs, including a 77-acre campus in Sylmar and a 75,000 sq ft family shelter housing up to 86 families. Provides interim and transitional housing for up to 340 families in South Los Angeles, transitional housing for single women and men, and permanent supportive housing for senior women at Sequoia Lodge, with comprehensive support services.

Operates long-term residential recovery and transitional programs for single women and men, including a one-year faith-based recovery program for women, a multi-phase trauma-informed program for men (Emmaus Recovery Program at Angeles House), and a one-year transitional program providing personalized support for single individuals experiencing homelessness.

Offers one-year residential recovery programs for single women and men addressing addiction, trauma, and behavioral health through faith-based, trauma-informed care. Provides transitional housing and support services for single individuals and families for a minimum of six months.

Provides youth development services including tutoring, mentoring, leadership development, family therapy, and recreational activities for children living at Hope Gardens. Operates PEEPS, an onsite childcare and early childhood development program for infants and preschool-aged children.

Offers youth development services including tutoring, mentoring, leadership development, family therapy, and recreational activities for children living at Hope Gardens. Operates PEEPS, an onsite childcare and early childhood development program for infants and preschool-aged children.

Provides comprehensive youth development services at Hope Gardens, including onsite tutoring, mentoring, leadership development, family therapy, and recreational activities for children living with their mothers. Operates PEEPS, an early childhood development and childcare program for infants and preschool-aged children.