Help Protect the Services That Change Lives.

Housing, job training, meals, and supportive services helped Jason move forward. Help protect these programs for others who need them.

OUR MISSION:

We work to end homelessness through housing solutions, supportive services, and connection to community.

Outreach worker and community member experiencing homelessness

Our Impact

Homes End Homelessness.

Every day, Union Station Homeless Services helps individuals and families navigate homelessness by connecting them to food, housing support, employment support, outreach, and eviction prevention and the resources they need to build long-term stability.

97%

Housing retention rate.

Based on USHS participants who remained housed one year after entering permanent housing.

72,308

Experiencing homelessness in LA County

Based on findings from the 2025 Los Angeles Homeless Count

MAKE AN IMPACT TODAY

Our Programs

Providing supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Our programs offer a continuum of tailored services that meet the housing, health, and hunger needs of our community. Our approach has four core pillars of services: Outreach, Interim Housing, Permanent Housing, and Community Integration.

Outreach, Intake, and Assessment

Permanent Supportive Housing

Interim Housing

Community Integration

“Asking for help…some people might take it as weakness. But that’s a powerful move....I have my key. I go in and out as I want. This is my space.”

Julio, Casa Luna resident
"“The hardest part of starting over was admitting that I needed help, allowing myself to access resources and finding the energy and time to continue to maintain life’s responsibilities while accessing all of the resources available.”

— Geni, Eaton Fire Housing & Assistance Program participant
“Give this opportunity to yourself and step out of your comfort zone. It’s rewarding and educational, and it can help you prepare to get back into the workforce.”

Joe, Life Skills & Career Readiness Workshop Participant
"My kitchen is a godsend. It was devastating to be homeless."

— AJ, USHS client
"You don't know what to expect. But I learned to believe in myself. I'm okay now — I have a bed, a roof, and my partner."

— Miranda, Iris House resident