East Los Angeles Women’s Center

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East Los Angeles Women's Center

ChildrenHealthLife SkillsSocial Justice & Equality
1431 S Atlantic Blvd, Los Angeles, Ca
Phone (323)526-5819
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Our mission

To ensure that all women, girls and their families live in a place of safety, health, and personal well-being, free from violence and abuse, with equal access to necessary health services and social support, with an emphasis on Latino communities.
Opportunities

Advocate For Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence

Volunteer-advocates are at the heart of East Los Angeles Women’s Center! They provide crisis intervention, advocacy, education, and referrals to survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, and those impacted by homelessness. They answer crisis calls on ELAWC’s 24 hour Crisis Hotline and respond in person to hospitals, police stations, and the court to provide one-on-one support to survivors and significant others. No counseling experience required.

Your role as an advocate makes a a big difference in the lives of survivors!
  • Ongoing
  • Adults
  • Individuals
  • In Person
  • Formal
  • Weekdays, Weekends
How you help

ELAWC supports women and families by delivering culturally responsive, trauma-informed programs and services that empower them with the support, tools, and resources they need to build safe, stable lives.

Volunteers are so important to help with:

Core Intervention Services

Health Innovations

Housing Services

Male Engagemen

Male Engagement

Family Services

Community Engagement

ELAWC builds healthier communities by working closely with our many community partners in health care, law enforcement, social services, public institutions, and others.
About us

The East Los Angeles Women’s Center is a leading voice and advocate for survivors and their families affected by sexual, domestic, and intimate partner violence , HIV/AIDS and the intersection of homelessness .  In 1976 a small group of dedicated Latinas in East Los Angeles established the first-in-the-nation bilingual hotline for Spanish–speaking survivors of sexual assault.  Today, ELAWC delivers innovative, comprehensive, culturally-responsive services that build on a foundation of trauma-informed, evidence-based practices designed to heal, support, protect, and empower the communities we serve. Working in collaboration with our partners we also foster the implementation of policies and practices that support social justice and human rights. ELAWC has earned a reputation as a trusted and compassionate resource working to empower and transform lives – and the lives of future generations.