Daybreak is OPCC's interim housing and day program that offers services to homeless women living with a mental illness. Designed to provide a safe, nurturing environment, Daybreak offers 20 semi-private bed areas, 10 emergency beds, and a holistic approach to wellness so that participants may eventually move to permanent supportive housing and regain independence.

The Coordinated Entry System for Youth (Youth CES) is a regionally coordinated, client centered system that streamlines access to developmentally appropriate housing and support services for youth and young adults, ages 16-24, experiencing homelessness and housing instability in Los Angeles County. https://www.lahsa.org/ces/youth/about

The Coordinated Entry System for Youth (Youth CES) is a regionally coordinated, client centered system that streamlines access to developmentally appropriate housing and support services for youth and young adults, ages 16-24, experiencing homelessness and housing instability in Los Angeles County. https://www.lahsa.org/ces/youth/about

Door of Hope employs a holistic approach to ending homelessness in the lives of families and children. Our mission statement is to equip homeless families to rebuild their lives. Our program is built to teach families the skills needed to be self-sufficient and stable long term. Door of Hope is a temporary housing program that tackles all aspects of homelessness to provide the best chance of success. We currently have 3 locations and serve two-parent married families, single mothers, and single fathers.

Door of Hope employs a holistic approach to ending homelessness in the lives of families and children. Our mission statement is to equip homeless families to rebuild their lives. Our program is built to teach families the skills needed to be self-sufficient and stable long term. Door of Hope is a temporary housing program that tackles all aspects of homelessness to provide the best chance of success. We currently have 3 locations and serve two-parent married families, single mothers, and single fathers.

Every Monday and Thursday mornings at 8:30am we have open showers where ladies can come in for a shower, change of clothing (including undergarments) and hygiene items. Currently we are able to provide a bed for up to 20 women each night. We offer a 14 night stay. With your bed you also get a light breakfast each morning. Other services include: weekly bible study, weekly overcomers support group, bibles / new testaments provided, support groups, mail service, and referrals to local agencies. 

The Winter Shelter opens on December 1st and operates continuously until March 1st. The Coalition contacts and arranges for the different church sites for a two-week stay and transports the clients to each site. It coordinates the thousands of volunteers who provide food, clothing, hygiene kits, soap, and towels for the showers and other supplies.

119 on-site apartments, offering permanent supportive housing and a compassionate environment to women who have experienced chronic homelessness.

The Dream Center is a volunteer-driven organization that finds and fills the needs of over 80,000 individuals and families each month. We do this through mobile hunger relief and medical programs, residential rehabilitation programs adults, a shelter for victims of human trafficking, transitional housing for homeless families, foster care intervention programs, job skills training, life skills, counseling, basic education, Bible studies and more. We work to meet people where they are at, to bring them hope and a way off the streets.