The CD8 Navigation Center is a resource center that provides hygiene, storage, and case management services for individuals who are experiencing homelessness. It also serves as an access point for the Coordinated Entry System

Miss Rodgers’ Neighborhood is a non-profit organization with a vision for communities sharing and caring for each other through conscious acts of love and solidarity. Youth and families can participate in community service acts life food drives and clothing/ hygenine pop ups.

Project 43 is dedicated to providing comprehensive programs and services that work to enrich lives, educate participants, and advocate strongly for equitable opportunities and access to resources. The center functions as a vital and essential community hub that brings people together, offering valuable resources including a community pantry, a garden,educational workshops, etc.

Shirley’s Free Food Hub is a grassroots mutual aid initiative that provides free, dignified food distribution to community members. The hub distributes pantry staples, fresh produce, and homemade items through a volunteer-powered model that welcomes community participation. The program actively seeks monetary donations, physical food contributions, and volunteers of all ages, creating meaningful opportunities for young people to engage in direct service and understand the importance of neighbor-to-neighbor support.

The South L.A. Community Resource Center provides free classes and services focused on health, wellness, and community support. Youth can participate in fitness classes like Zumba, dance fitness, and yoga, as well as educational workshops on topics like substance abuse prevention. The center offers a safe, supervised environment where young people can learn about healthy living, nutrition, and wellness while connecting with community resources. Families can access food pantry services, health screenings, and social services assistance to support overall family well-being.

LA Community Fridges is a network of decentralized, independent refrigerators and pantries that provide free food and vital supplies to communities through mutual aid. Youth and families can access fresh produce, prepared meals, and pantry staples 24/7 without any requirements or questions asked. The South Western & W 56th location serves as a critical resource for food-insecure youth and families in South LA, operating on the principle of “take what you need, leave what you can.” Young people can also get involved by volunteering for cleaning shifts, food donations, and community organizing efforts.