Volunteers of America Los Angeles - Los Angeles, California

Volunteers of America Los Angeles is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping those in need, with a focus on providing support and resources for veterans, homeless individuals, and families. Located at 3600 Wilshire Blvd suite 1500, Los Angeles, CA 90010, United States, the organization is easily accessible and offers a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible car park for individuals with limited mobility. Volunteers of America Los Angeles is also known to be LGBTQ+ friendly, providing a welcoming environment for all.

The organization has received 55 reviews on Google My Business, with an average opinion rating of 3.2/5. This feedback highlights the organization's commitment to providing assistance and support to those in need, while also acknowledging areas for improvement.

Some of the key features and services offered by Volunteers of America Los Angeles include:

• Emergency shelter and housing: Providing temporary shelter and housing for homeless individuals and families
• Supportive services: Offering resources and assistance to help individuals and families achieve stability and self-sufficiency
• Employment and training services: Helping individuals find employment and gain the skills needed to succeed in the workforce
• Veteran services: Assisting veterans with housing, employment, and mental health support

To learn more about Volunteers of America Los Angeles and their services, visit their website: voala.org. For those interested in getting involved, Volunteers of America Los Angeles also welcomes volunteers and donations to help support their mission of serving those in need.

👍 Reviews of Volunteers of America Los Angeles

Tina H.

1/5

Very disappointed with organizations that are funded I was referred to VOA by Hopic another organization that refer people who are homeless from all walks and backgrounds the VOA facility for women in Los Angeles CA on Avalon Avenue was very clean however the staffs people and communication skills towards the women was very poor the women are human beings who should be treated with care and concern I am currently up under a neurol surgeon and primary doctor's care for a cervical spine condition I brought this issue to both organizations during intake I requested
for a pillow to dupport my neck and explain to the staffs and my assigned case manager of my condition I was told by staffs that I needed something in writing to be accommodated after providing documentation I was still denied a pill to support my neck while sleeping no one should ever be denied accommodation for a medical condition I am calling upon the CEO of the VOA organization to please put some policies in place for th men and women who have disabilities. Thank you

Nothomeless

1/5

For a faith based organization, this place can be evil and unethical at times. Someone got beat up at the Boyle heights shelter and staff just stood there and watched, one of them even laughed. Sad

Jenny

1/5

Be aware this organization will not help you. Supposably everyone gets a case manager but be aware you will never meet them or any type of support. They do not have funds don’t believe their web site either they don’t stand for supporting people in need

Jeff K.

1/5

Don't bother contacting them for housing assistance. They will act as if they have something and then won't call or text you back. Likely collecting $$$ from the government and enriching themselves.

Tanya M.

1/5

This organization is full of liars. They put out an autistic youth and his family on to the streets with no place to go. In the cold of October and don't care about anyone. Don't help this organization, they do nothing for the people who need them.

Jaz W.

1/5

I’m never able to contact anyone for help

Jeffrey T. D.

1/5

If you do not have good credit and earn 2.7 times the amount of rent required at each Apt. location applied to? you will not qualify in the state of California. You will then be offered a room in a house with several other people at best. In the meantime, this organization will continue to receive funding by accepting you into their program and in turn, providing you little or nothing in return. My advice? Seek assistance from another program or directly from the V.A.

Lucas S.

1/5

I was just there 39th pl. LA CA 90037.
I have epilepsy my whole life. I was there a month they tested me for covid and within hours they told me never come back..
They are aware im homeless put anybody i contact in danger who wrote this protocol?