Project 180 (Down Town) — Mental health service in Los Angeles, CA
Address470 E 3rd St C CA, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Phone+1213-620-5712
Websiteproject180la.com
Project 180 offers comprehensive diversion and re-entry programs for individuals involved in the criminal justice system in Los Angeles. They provide a "one stop shop" approach, addressing complex issues with practical solutions, tailor-made programs, and compassionate care. Project 180 facilitates client change through relationships built on respect, trust, and authenticity, aiming to equip individuals with tools to rebuild their lives. Their interdisciplinary team of behavioral health professionals utilizes evidence-based, holistic approaches to client care. Services include intensive case management, behavior modification, therapy, substance abuse counseling, pet-assisted therapy, peer mentoring, benefits support, family reunification, supportive employment, housing navigation, and psychiatric medication support. Project 180 has received multiple awards, including the COMIO Best Practices Award and the NACo Achievement Award.
Best for
- Individuals exiting the criminal justice system
- Those needing re-entry support
- Clients seeking comprehensive case management
| Key services | Intensive case management, Behavior modification, Therapy, Substance abuse counseling, Pet-assisted therapy, Housing navigation |
| Tags | diversion programs, re-entry services, criminal justice, case management, substance abuse, housing support, behavior modification, Los Angeles |
Reviews on Google4.6 · 26 reviews
I think the staff at project 180 are cool and way down to Earth very resourceful and helpful
I received housing fast FROM em in 2012 fast
They dropped the ball for my daughter. She improved and turned her life around and thy rewarded her by reneging on their promise to provide housing. She even stayed there voluntarily after she graduated their program waiting for the promised housing that never came. Then they threw her out with nowhere to live with her 2 year old son causing DCFS to retain her son.
People who are interested in the the program it's been real helpful and people who work there are a great
Awesome people. Great environment. These people are really truly dedicated to helping people help themselves. Thank you so much.
Forward motion, leave what you don't need, love yourself, respect yourself. And watch your self grow, Its not easy to let go, just shake whoever or whatever that is keeping us lo. 0ne day at a time.
Competent staff but administration is disorganized. First they say they're helping someone then one week later whoops they've already been discharged.
They have great life changing life classes/groups here 👌❤️❤️❤️
They helped me out straight out of the county jail. I had no where to go. The Community Transaction Unit gave me the Plug through Exodus & I'm here at the Salvation army on 31st & Grand Ave. 3107 👍👉
A wonderful program of recovery for people looking to turn their life around
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