Landlord & Tenant
California Landlord and Tenant Protection
Pro Bono Attorneys
Free to low-income individuals
National Pro Bono Service Providers
United States Department of Justice
Immigration Services
https://www.justice.gov/eoir/list-pro-bono-legal-service-providers
Pro Bono Attorneys
Free to low-income individuals
Capital Pro Bono
1860 Howe Avenue, Suite 130
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 551-2102
Serving the Sacramento Region
State Bar of California
Request Pro Bono Attorney's
Los Angeles, CA
845 S. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
213-765-1000
(Main Office)
180 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
415-538-2000
Crisis Intervention
CA
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
Allyson Crosby
Senior Manager, Access and Engagement
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
213-233-4761
homelessassistance@lahsa.org
OC Homeless Services
Homeless Services Coordination
County of Orange
714-834-7346
ochomelessservices@ochca.com
For listings in your county please contact us. Email contacts above for faster services.
Homeless Shelters (Connect)
Best time to call 8am-4pm for Intake.
Safe Landing
Transitional Shelter 72 hr Triage
323-200-2200
Path - Family Solution Center
323-212-6285
LALGBT Center
323-993-7400
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centers
Alcohol Center for Women
1141 South Alvarado St.
Los Angeles, CA 90006
213-381-8500
HealthRight 360 Prototypes Outpatient
Behavioral Health
Services: Substance use treatment
Highway, Pomona, CA 91767
909-624-1233
hhealthright360.org
National Drug and Alcohol Behavioral Health Centers
Search for treatment centers by clicking on the link below.
Safe Surrender Sites -Emergency Drop-Off Centers for Newborn Babies.
Designated locations where parents can safely and legally surrender their new borns within a certain timeframe after birth. These centers are typically hospitals, fire stations, or other medical facilities.
1. Hospitals: Many hospitals across California are designated Safe Surrender Sites. You can contact local hospitals to inquire about their Safe Surrender program and find out if they participate.
2. Fire Stations: Fire stations are often designated Safe Surrender Sites. They are typically staffed 24/7, making them accessible for parents in need of assistance.
3. Police Stations: Some police stations also participate in the Safe Surrender Program, providing a safe place for parents to surrender their newborns.
4. Child Welfare Agencies: Local child welfare agencies may also provide information on Safe Surrender Sites in your area and offer assistance to parents in crisis.
Please understand that these sites are not for children drop off.
Newborn Infants are willed within a certain age range (typically 72 hours old or younger). If you need assistance with older children, consider reaching out to local social services department or children care agencies for support.
