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Penny Lane

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Penny Lane Centers is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization providing care to abused, abandoned, and/or neglected children and youth. Penny Lane began as a group home for teenage girls. Since that time, Penny Lane has grown to serve thousands of children and families throughtout Los Angeles County each year. Penny Lane has been dedicated to serving neglected, abandoned and abused children. With caring and experienced employees we are especially equipped to provide services for these children. What began as a group home for a handful of adolescent girls has grown into a multi-service organization that serves 6000 children, youth and families and employs over 650 full time social service providers and support staff. Penny Lane’s headquarters is located in North Hollywood and has additional offices in North Hills, Commerce, and Lancaster. We provide Transitional/Affordable Housing, Mental Health Services, Intensive Services, Foster Care and Adoption Services, Family Preservation, Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Drop-In Center, Parent Academy, Substance Use Disorder, Domestic Violence Program, Relative Support Services, LGBTQ+, Mentor Internship Program, Enhanced Care Management and Mobile Crisis Response.

Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services

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Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services has provided mental health, substance use disorder and suicide prevention services since 1942. Didi Hirsch provides compassionate whole-person care to more than 233,000 people annually across its programs. In addition, Didi Hirsch is home to the nation’s first and largest Suicide Prevention Center, which served and trained more than 226,000 individuals in 2023. Our award-winning whole-person mental health care services are fully accredited by a breadth of leading organizations. An important part of our role as a community mental health provider for over 80 years is responding to the ever-changing needs of our clients and our community, including: Battling the youth mental health crisis by opening our first youth drop-in center, Our Third Place. In addition, Teen Line continues to expand its commitment to training more diverse teen line listeners and increase our capacity for crisis calls, texts and emails. Expanding our Enhanced Care Management program to serve more clients with complex social, physical and mental health needs. Providing access to Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services for our substance use clients, increasing the likelihood of long-term recovery while reducing harm. Launching 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Spanish chat and text, to ensure our Spanish-speaking community has access to these lifesaving services.