Hope the Mission
Hope the Mission is an organization in North Hills, CA offering clothing, crisis services, employment, financial, food, housing, legal, mental health, training, and youth services. Provides shelter, food and support for people experiencing homelessness.
- Location
- North Hills, CA
- Services
- Clothing, Crisis services, Employment, Financial, Food, Housing, Legal, Mental health, Training, Youth services
- Website
- https://hopethemission.org/
- EIN
- 272053273
Services
Homeless Services Navigation Center
Serves as an entry access point for homeless men, women, and children. Onsite services include 120 free personal belongings storage bins, showers, restrooms, a computer lab, classroom facilities, and case managers connecting individuals to housing programs and support resources.
Application: Walk-in participants can register for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Agency's Coordinated Entry System (CES), receive an assigned caseworker, and be placed on a housing assistance waitlist.
Fees: Storage bins can be checked out and used at no cost.
Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services
Operates a Day Labor Resource Center Program providing a safe environment for day laborers and casual workers to congregate and connect with employers. Offers employment placement, education support, wage theft assistance, resume writing, mock interviews, computer lab access, food, clothing, and legal/health linkages.
Application: Community partners refer job seekers using an official referral form submitted by email or phone. Prospective employers submit worker requests online or by phone.
Fees: No fees are charged to employers or workers utilizing the services.
Schedule: Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Languages: Services and referral forms accommodate English and Spanish speakers, with linkages to English as a Second Language classes.
Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing
Provides interim bridge shelter across tiny home village sites. Individual 64-square-foot units feature two beds, heating, air conditioning, and locking doors. Sites offer three daily meals, showers, laundry, case management, housing navigation, and pet areas.
Eligibility: Unhoused people living on streets, under overpasses, and in encampments who are pursuing a positive pathway to permanent housing.
Fees: Residents stay for free while actively working on a pathway to permanent housing.
Family Crisis and Interim Shelters
Operates crisis and interim shelters for unhoused families, including Casa de Vida, The Woodlands, The Sierras, and The Alvarado. Offers lodging, three meals daily, housing navigation, case management, parenting classes, and external healthcare/employment referrals.
Eligibility: Vulnerable families experiencing homelessness, primarily serving single mothers and domestic violence survivors.
Schedule: Shelter programs are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
John E. White House of Hope
A 9-month, 12-bed residential alcohol and substance abuse recovery program for men in Arleta. Features structured work-therapy, culinary program training, thrift store work experience, and spiritual recovery programming.
Eligibility: Men in need of alcohol and substance abuse recovery.
B-7 Genesis House Re-Entry Program
A 28-bed transitional housing facility in Pacoima designed for 6-month stays for men returning from incarceration. Services include three daily meals, harm reduction, case management, crisis intervention, support groups, mainstream benefits linkages, transportation, and legal fee assistance.
Eligibility: Men coming out of incarceration.
The Oaks Transitional Aged Youth Shelter
A 26-unit shelter facility in Encino providing housing, mentorship, and supportive services for transitional age young adults facing homelessness, including those exiting foster care or delinquency systems.
Eligibility: Transitional age youth between the ages of 18 and 24 who were homeless or previously unhoused prior to entering the program.
Adult Bridge Housing Shelters
Operates transitional bridge housing facilities, including the NoHo Shelter and Van Nuys Shelter, providing individual cubicle bedrooms, three meals daily, showers, case management, pet relief areas, mental/physical health services, and permanent housing placement.
Eligibility: Unsheltered men and women residing in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles County.
Locations
- Hope the Mission Administrative Offices, 16641 Roscoe Pl, North Hills, CA, 91343
- Navigation Center and Job Center, 11839 Sherman Way, North Hollywood, CA, 91605 — Job Center Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 3:00pm
Questions
What does Hope the Mission offer?
Hope the Mission offers Homeless Services Navigation Center, Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services, Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing, Family Crisis and Interim Shelters, John E. White House of Hope, B-7 Genesis House Re-Entry Program, The Oaks Transitional Aged Youth Shelter, and Adult Bridge Housing Shelters.
Where is Hope the Mission?
Hope the Mission is at 16641 Roscoe Pl, North Hills, CA, 91343 and 11839 Sherman Way, North Hollywood, CA, 91605.
How do I contact Hope the Mission?
To reach Hope the Mission, visit https://hopethemission.org/.
Does Homeless Services Navigation Center cost anything?
Fees for Homeless Services Navigation Center: Storage bins can be checked out and used at no cost.
How do I apply for Homeless Services Navigation Center?
Application for Homeless Services Navigation Center: Walk-in participants can register for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Agency's Coordinated Entry System (CES), receive an assigned caseworker, and be placed on a housing assistance waitlist.
When is Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services available?
Schedule for Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services: Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Does Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services cost anything?
Fees for Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services: No fees are charged to employers or workers utilizing the services.
How do I apply for Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services?
Application for Job Center Day Labor and Employment Services: Community partners refer job seekers using an official referral form submitted by email or phone. Prospective employers submit worker requests online or by phone.
Who is eligible for Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing?
Eligibility for Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing: Unhoused people living on streets, under overpasses, and in encampments who are pursuing a positive pathway to permanent housing.
Does Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing cost anything?
Fees for Tiny Home Villages Interim Housing: Residents stay for free while actively working on a pathway to permanent housing.
Who is eligible for Family Crisis and Interim Shelters?
Eligibility for Family Crisis and Interim Shelters: Vulnerable families experiencing homelessness, primarily serving single mothers and domestic violence survivors.
When is Family Crisis and Interim Shelters available?
Schedule for Family Crisis and Interim Shelters: Shelter programs are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Who is eligible for John E. White House of Hope?
Eligibility for John E. White House of Hope: Men in need of alcohol and substance abuse recovery.
Who is eligible for B-7 Genesis House Re-Entry Program?
Eligibility for B-7 Genesis House Re-Entry Program: Men coming out of incarceration.
Who is eligible for The Oaks Transitional Aged Youth Shelter?
Eligibility for The Oaks Transitional Aged Youth Shelter: Transitional age youth between the ages of 18 and 24 who were homeless or previously unhoused prior to entering the program.
Who is eligible for Adult Bridge Housing Shelters?
Eligibility for Adult Bridge Housing Shelters: Unsheltered men and women residing in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles County.
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