Los Angeles, CA asked in Public Benefits for California

Q: local advocacy organizations or social service agencies for support and resources can I get help with it please and

I don't want to go to no shelter please

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A: If you're looking for support and resources in California but don’t want to go to a shelter, there are many local organizations that can help. Depending on what you need, there are groups that offer food assistance, legal aid, mental health support, and financial help. Places like 211 California can connect you with resources for housing assistance, job training, and healthcare services. You can call them or visit their website to find programs in your area.

If you need food, local food banks like the California Association of Food Banks can provide groceries or direct you to free meal programs. For legal support, organizations such as Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles or Bay Area Legal Aid offer free help with housing issues, benefits, or other legal concerns. If you are experiencing domestic violence or need crisis support, groups like the National Domestic Violence Hotline (800-799-7233) or the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence can help with safety planning and other resources.

If you're struggling with mental health or emotional support, you can reach out to groups like NAMI California, which provides peer support and counseling services. For financial assistance, programs like CalWORKs or local community action agencies might offer emergency cash aid, rental assistance, or help with bills. It can feel overwhelming, but you are not alone—there are people and organizations ready to help.

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