Homes End Homelessness.

We work to end homelessness through housing solutions, supportive services, and connection to community. We advocate for equitable and just systems that ensure all individuals and families will have a safe place they can call home.

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Your gift today can help families avoid the tough choice between paying rent and buying food.

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Volunteers are valuable members of our Union Station Homeless Services family.

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Resources

If you or someone you know is currently homeless or is at-risk of becoming homeless, review the following resources below to access services.

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Are you looking for the opportunity to make a real difference in your community and advance in a meaningful career?

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Outreach worker and community member experiencing homelessness

Our Impact

Housing Ends Homelessness

At Union Station Homeless Services, we believe in the power of the Housing First model. By prioritizing permanent housing and providing wrap-around services, we have seen a remarkable 97% success rate in helping our program participants rebuild their lives and avoid returning to homelessness.

97%

Housing retention rate

75,312

Experiencing homelessness in LA County (based off the 2024 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count)

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Our Programs

Providing supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Our programs offer a continuum of tailored services that meet the housing, health, and hunger needs of our community. Our approach has four core pillars of services: Outreach, Interim Housing, Permanent Housing, and Community Integration.

Outreach, Intake, and Assessment

Permanent Supportive Housing

Interim Housing

Community Integration

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"We have dreams and hopes. We are people who have needs. The staff works with us to succeed."

— Tami, Eagle Rock Tiny Village Resident
"My kitchen is a godsend. It was devastating to be homeless."

— AJ, USHS client
"The Tiny Village feels safe because I have a roof and a bed. I can sleep and not worry about break-ins."

— Elena, Tiny Village Resident