The following organizations are taking a firm stance in opposition to the ordinance:
1. Los Angeles Business Leaders Task Force
2. United Way of Greater Los Angeles
3. 1736 Family Crisis Center
4. A Community of Friends
5. Affordable Living for the Aged
6. Always Hope in Malibu
7. American Civil Liberties Union
8. Amity Housing
9. Association of Community Human Services Agencies
10. The Beacon House Association of San Pedro
11. Bet Tzedek
12. Boyle Heights/East Los Angeles Homeless Coordinating Council
13. Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council
14. California Association of Alcohol & Drug Program Executives
15. California Drug Counseling
16. Center for Living and Learning
17. Central City Association of Los Angeles
18. Central Hollywood Neighborhood Council
19. Chrysalis
20. CLARE Foundation
21. CLUE LA
22. Coalition for Economic Survival
23. Community And Neighbors for Ninth District Unity (CANNDU) Neighborhood Council
24. Community Coalition
25. Community Solutions
26. Corporation For Supportive Housing
27. Disability Rights California
28. Downtown LA Neighborhood Council
29. Downtown Women’s Center
30. Drug Policy Alliance
31. East Hollywood Neighborhood Council
32. East LA Community Corporation
33. Elysian Valley Riverside Neighborhood Council
34. Empowerment Congress Central Area Neighborhood Council
35. Empowerment Congress Southwest Neighborhood Council
36. Empowerment Congress Southeast
37. Fair Housing Council of the San Fernando Valley
38. Felicity House, Inc.
39. The Fortune Society
40. Fred Brown Recovery Services
41. Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center
42. Gettlove
43. Glassell Park Neighborhood Council
44. Greater Cypress Park Neighborhood Council
45. Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council
46. Hiaght Ashbury-Walden House
47. Harmony Homes Sober Living Environments
48. Harvest House Sober Living For Women
49. Healthy Homes Collaborative
50. Her Guardian Angel
51. Highland Park Neighborhood Council
52. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
53. Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council
54. Homes for Life
55. Housing Authority for the City of Los Angeles
56. House of Ruth
57. Housing Works
58. Inner City Law Center
59. Inquilinos Unidos
60. Integrated Recovery Network
61. Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace
62. Invisible People
63. Jovenes, Inc.
64. The John Stewart Company
65. League of Women Voters Los Angeles (LWVLA)
66. Liberty Hill Foundation
67. Little Toyko Service Center
68. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
69. Los Angeles County Client Coalition
70. Los Angeles Community Action Network
71. Los Angeles Family Housing
72. Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
73. Los Angeles Housing Department
74. Los Angeles Mission
75. Los Angeles Metropolitan Churches
76. Los Angeles Regional Reentry Partnership (LARRP)
77. L.A. Voice
78. Lamp Community
79. Mary Magdalene Project
80. Mental Health America Los Angeles
81. The Midnight Mission
82. MJB Transitional Recovery
83. National Alliance on Mental Illness Walden House
84. National Association of Recovery Residences
85. New Choices Recovery Centers, Inc.
86. New Directions
87. North Hills West Neighborhood Council
88. Ocean Park Community Center
89. Oceanside Transitional Living in Malibu
90. Our Faith Matters
91. Pacoima Neighborhood Council
92. Paso Por Paso, Inc.
93. PATH Gramercy
94. PATH Ventures
95. People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) Partners
96. People in Progress
97. Pathways To Your Future
98. Poverty Matters
99. Proyecto Pastoral
100.
Public Counsel
101. Rampart Village Neighborhood Council
102. Reach for the Top
103. Rising Sun Sober Living
104. Salvation Army Haven
105. San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center
106. SHARE Housing
107. Skid Row Housing Trust
108. Shelter Partnership
109. Sober House Calls
110. Sober Living Network
111. Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing
112. SSG—Homeless Outreach Program Integrated Care System (HOPICS)
113. St. Joseph Center
114. Step Up on Second
115. Stonewall Democratic Club
116. Synergy Sober House
117. United Homeless Healthcare Partners
118. Venice Community Housing Corporation
119. Venice Neighborhood Council
120. Venice Recovery Center
121. Volunteers of America, Los Angeles
122. Westside Shelter & Hunger Coalition (WSHC)
123. Western Center on Law & Poverty
124. Women Organizing Resources, Knowledge and Services (WORKS)
Learn more about the Community Care Facilities Ordinance and sign a letter of opposition by
logging on to: http://www.unitedwayla.org/take-action/advocate/