Combining Strengths. Serving the Needy.

We work within a rich network of community partnerships to enhance services and strengthen Los Angeles County’s safety net. Partners include social service agencies, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, employers and others. Partnerships can be formal or informal. We have more than 100 Memoranda of Understanding and Operational Agreements with agencies, clearly stating mutual expectations for client care. There are more than 400 additional agencies on our referral lists to make sure that any possible need can be met.

Click on a link below for more information on our service partners:

• Family Source Center

  Family Source Center

  
  

  A multi-agency collaborative, with 1736 Family Crisis Center serving as lead agency, is largely funded by the City of Los Angeles Community Development Department. The collaborative provides comprehensive case management and critical ancillary services to low income residents of South Los Angeles.  For more information, click here to download a PDF.

  
  

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• CPEDV (California Partnership to End Domestic Violence)

  CPEDV (California Partnership to End Domestic Violence)

  
  

  This is a statewide partnership of all domestic violence agencies working together to educate all sectors about best practices in domestic violence prevention and treatment. We are a voting member.

  
  

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• Little Company of Mary Hospital Mary Potter Program and South Bay Family Healthcare Center

  Little Company of Mary Hospital Mary Potter Program and South Bay Family Healthcare Center

  
  

  These two excellent programs provide health care to our clients and offer our participants free screenings for tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases.

  
  

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• City of Los Angeles Domestic Violence Task Force

  City of Los Angeles Domestic Violence Task Force

  
  

  Formed in the mid-1990s, the Task Force is a collaborative of domestic violence service providers, law enforcement and other agencies that inform the Mayor and City Council on domestic violence issues. For six of its first ten years, our CEO and Executive Director Carol A. Adelkoff was elected chair of this Task Force and a representative for Council District 8.

  
  

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• County of Los Angeles Domestic Violence Council

  County of Los Angeles Domestic Violence Council

  
  

  This council is a collaborative of private and municipal agencies united in the interest of improving community response to domestic violence victims. We are a voting member of the council.

  
  

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