What organizations work to serve the unhoused and end the homelessness crisis?

In addition to Better Angels, here are some of the many service providers, nonprofits, businesses, and collaboratives addressing basic needs, shelter, housing, services for families and special needs groups, mental health and substance abuse treatment, employment assistance, education, cultural and spiritual support, legal aid and advocacy, and more.

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• 211 LA
• Abode Communities
• Abundant Housing LA
• Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment
• The Angeleno Project
• Ascencia
• Asian Americans Advancing Justice
• BASTA Inc.
• Bet Tzedek
• BRIDGE Housing
• Brightheart Foundation Affordable Housing
• Brilliant Corners
• The Burrito Project
• The Center in Hollywood
• Center for the Pacific Asian Family
• Chrysalis
• Coalition for Economic Survival
• Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD)
• A Community of Friends
• Community Legal Aid SoCal
• Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
• Covenant House of California
• Daylight Community Development
• Downtown Women’s Center 
• East Los Angeles Women’s Center
• Eastside LEADS
• Eviction Defense Network
• Exygy
• Fathers and Mothers Who Care (FMWC)
• First to Serve
• Flyaway Homes
• Foothill Unity Center
• Friends in Deed
• Grace Diner
• Greater LA Coalition on Homelessness
• HOPICS (Homeless Outreach Program Integrated Care System)
• Hand to Hand Feeding Project
• Harbor Interfaith Services
• Haven Hills
• Helping Hands Society of Los Angeles
• Hollywood Community Housing Corporation
• Hollywood Food Coalition
• Hollywood Homeless Youth Partnership
• Home for Good
• Hope the Mission
• Housing MV
• Housing Rights Center
• Housing Works
• Hunger Action LA
• Illumination Foundation
• Imagine LA
• Inner City Law Center
• Inquilinos Unidos
• Invisible People
• Jenesse Center
• Jovenes Inc.
• LA County Public Defender Homeless Mobile Unit
• LA Family Housing
• LA Forward
• LA Neighbors 4 Neighbors
• LA4LA
• LIBRE (Long Beach Residents Empowered)
• Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA)
• LifeArk Tyler
• Los Angeles LGBT Center
• Los Angeles Center for Community Law and Action
• Los Angeles Central Providers Collaborative (LACPC)
• Los Angeles Community Action Network
• Los Angeles Mission
• Los Angeles Poverty Department
• Mental Health America of Los Angeles (MHALA) 
• Midnight Mission
• Miracle Messages
• Mutual Aid LA Network
• My Friend’s Place
• MySafe:LA
• Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County
• No Going Back LA
• Our Community LA
• Our Skid Row
• PATH Los Angeles
• POWER (People Organized for Westside Renewal)
• Paving the Way Foundation
• The People Concern
• RNLA (Restore Neighborhoods LA, Inc.)
• Project Ropa
• Project Street Vet Los Angeles
• Proyecto Pastoral
• Public Counsel
• Rainbow Services
• SAJE (Strategic Actions for a Just Economy)
• SELAH (Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Atwater Village, Hollywood) Neighborhood Homeless Coalition
• SRO Housing Corporation
• St. Joseph Center
• Safe Place for Youth
• Salvation Army Los Angeles
• Sanctuary of Hope
• SecondGrace.LA
• Shoes for the Homeless Los Angeles
• The Shower of Hope
• The Social Impact Center
• Social Justice Learning Institute
• SolidAngle LA
• Southeast Los Angeles Collaborative
• Step Up
• Su Casa
• Sycamores
• Tenants Together
• UCLA Homeless Healthcare Collaborative
• Union Rescue Mission 
• Union Station Homeless Services
• United Way Los Angeles
• Upward Bound House
• Urban Quality Living Inc.
• Valley Oasis
• Venice Community Housing
• The Village Family Services
• Voala
• Volunteer Collective
• WORKS (Women Organizing Resources, Knowledge & Services)
• Watts Labor Community Action Committee
• Weingart Center
• Westside Food Bank
• The Whole Child
• Young People to the Front
• Youth Emerging Stronger

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Multiple efforts are ongoing to address homelessness in Los Angeles County, involving collaboration between government agencies, nonprofits, and the private sector. It's important to note that the situation is dynamic, with various factors contributing to the complexity of the problem. But many good people and organizations are working to address the immediate needs of LA residents who are unhoused, and to advance community interventions that can reduce the number of our neighbors falling into homelessness.