Counseling The program provides intensive counseling and supportive services to victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, children with emotional/behavioral issues, and other individuals in need. Counseling services are provided by mental health professionals in training working under a licensed supervisor. The program also offers parenting classes and ongoing Domestic Violence Support groups for the community. Case Management Case management services provide clients the supports needed to navigate services: mental health services, counseling, legal services, immigration and citizen assistance, job development, housing assistance, personal financial management workshops, parenting education, information and referral to community resources, and transportation assistance. CalWORKs The agency's CalWORKs program provides support to victims of domestic violence and their children who do not have enough money for their basic needs because a parent is unemployed, disabled, not around to care for the children, in jail, has passed away, etc. The person who takes care of the children may not be able to afford to pay for the family's food, rent, clothing, and other basic living expenses. Case management services include job development, legal, and mental health services to obtain employment and live independently. Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Support Program Free, confidential program offering comprehensive support for individuals who identify as eleders or dependent adults and are experiencing or at risk of abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Serving residents of Los Angeles County, the program promotes safety, dignity, and empowerment through crisis intervention, case management, and financial advocacy. In addition to direct services, the program offers prevention-focused education, outreach, and training for individuals, caregivers, service providers, and community agencies to raise awareness, build protective factors, and reduce the risk of abuse before it occurs. Eligibility: elders age 60+ and dependent adults ages 18-59 with physical, cognitive, or emotional limitations. Legal Services The agency provides comprehensive, in-house legal services for domestic violence and human trafficking survivors and homeless veterans. In-house legal services include court representation in the areas of restraining orders, child custody/visitation, divorce proceedings, paternity establishment, and child and spousal support. Additional legal services include assistance with criminal record expungement, name change, consumer bankruptcy, access to benefits, special education and other legal aid. Citizenship assistance is available to individuals who meet specific age, income and residency requirements. Information is provided through the intake process. No fees charged by the agency, but the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) charges fees which vary for every immigration application that is submitted.