Youth Emerging Stronger | Los Angeles Public Library

Youth Emerging Stronger

PO Box 988
Los Angeles, CA 90028

Phone: 323-467-8466 (General Info)

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
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Nearby Branch: Will & Ariel Durant Branch Library | Frances Howard Goldwyn - Hollywood Regional Branch Library | John C. Fremont Branch Library

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L.A. County Service Provider Area: 4

Youth Emerging Stronger is there to help and empower youth (ages 11 to 24) who live on the streets. It provides housing, education, career awareness, and physical and mental wellness. They prefer not to list a physical address. Please call to learn more.

Minor Runaway & Homeless Youth (Ages 12-17): (323) 240-2253
Homeless Transitonal Age Youth (Ages 18-24): (323) 240-2253
Hollywood House: (323) 957-7757
Beachwood House: (323) 454-2886

You may email them at Info@YouthEmergingStronger.org for more information.

Population Served: Teen/Young Adult

Resource Categories: Housing, Services, Work

General Resources: Education, Health & Mental Health, Housing Referrals, Job Search Assistance, Permanent Housing, Social/Support Services, Temporary Housing

Additional Offerings: Domestic Violence Assistance, Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse Services

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