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Volunteers of America (Katrina Aid Today Partner)

Case Management, Community Outreach

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Mission
The Mission of Volunteers of America of Greater Los Angeles
is to enrich the lives of those in need of assistance.
Volunteers of America of Greater Los Angeles operates programs
assisting families and individuals in poverty, abused and
neglected children, the homeless, individuals recovering from
alcohol and drug addiction, frail elderly, ex-offenders returning
to society, and young people at risk.
Our commitment is to bring lasting solutions, not just temporary
comfort, by supporting individual growth and self-sufficiency.
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Notes

Volunteers of America Los Angeles is partnered with
Katrina Aid Today as part of their consortium to
assist Hurricane Katrina displaced survivors:

544 S San Pedro St.
Los Angeles, CA 90013
CONTACT: Lisa Theilig

Tel: 213-593-9001
Tel: 213-593-9003
Email: voagrace@aol.com

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Volunteers of America of Greater Los Angeles is committed to
bringing lasting solutions, not just temporary support. Each
year it serves more than 35,000 residents of the Los Angeles
area, especially children and families. Volunteers of America's
more than 30 programs include services for:

Children and Families
Numerous services including day care, after-school programs,

Head Start and Early Head Start, summer camp, literacy,
employment counseling and placement.

Youth and Education
Girls Inc, Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search,
Positive Alternatives

Elderly
Programs include assisted living and companion pet care.

Homeless
Emergency outreach and shelter to individuals and families,
vocational training and housing. Food, clothing, rent
assistance, and transportation for individuals or families
in crisis. Literacy, employment counseling and placement.

Recovery and Rehabilitation
Residential and outpatient treatment for alcohol and drug
addiction and educational programs to help prevent substance
dependency and abuse. Rehabilitation of ex-offenders through
supervised residential programs that include vocational
counseling and referrals.

Low-Income Housing
Affordable or subsidized housing is provided to families,
elderly and people with disabilities.