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We are residents and local business owners. Students and teachers. Community organizations and nonprofit partners.
We see the needs of all the people in our community. From housing and social services to lifelong education, our programs, resources, and community partnerships reflect Santa Monica’s long-held commitment to the wellbeing of every person. And thanks to the support of local nonprofit partners and community members, we are all working together to create a Santa Monica that works for everyone.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles seeks to achieve equal justice for people living in poverty across Greater Los Angeles. We change lives through direct representation, systems change, and community education. Services provided: immigration, housing, employment and many more services.
For more information please call:
1640 5th St
Suite 124
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Call: (310) 899-6200
The Santa Monica Black Lives Association, (SMBLA) is a multi-service, community-based agency established to address the impact of systemic racism in the area’s health, wellness, education, housing and business as it relates to the African American community in Santa Monica.
The Pico Neighborhood Association (PNA) is focused on providing a family-centered approach to leadership in our community. PNA is a non-profit organization that has been involved in a wide variety of issues – crime & safety, housing, neighborhood conditions, commercial development, City Hall watch, youth activities, parks, and traffic control.
For more information please email:
2039 -1/2 Stewart St Santa Monica CA 90404
PNA90404@GMAIL.COM
Find the services you need to support your family today. Family Source Centers (FSC) are a one-stop shop in your neighborhood for social, educational, work, and family support services. With 16 locations established in the City of Los Angeles, we can help you find the resources to increase your family income, establish financial security, and build academic success.
Click on the link below to find the nearest resource center to you:
https://communityinvestmentforfamilies.org/familysource-centers
The LA County's Youth at Work program provides the opportunity for youth ages 14- 24 to earn $15 an hour in a job that leads to a long term career pathway.
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