Downtown Women's Center

Safe housing changes lives. ❤️

Come with DWC for a special screening of Housing Opportunities Mean Everything: Domestic Violence, Housing and the Cost of Inaction.

Be part of the conversation and advocate for safe, stable housing for survivors of domestic violence.

Visit bit.ly/HOMEFILM to watch the full film and learn more about how you can take action to support communities at the intersection of homelessness and domestic violence.

Presented by Jenesse Center, Rainbow Services, Ltd., California Partnership to End Domestic Violence, the City of Los Angeles Community Investment for Families Department & DVHSC.

Together, we can end homelessness.

When you shop with MADE by DWC, you’re doing more than buying handmade soaps and candles — you’re investing in employment opportunities, economic empowerment, and brighter futures for trainees at The Downtown Women’s Center.

Your purchase helps create pathways to stability, confidence, and community.

Now through May 25th, you can shop with even more impact during our 20% off sitewide sale using code M20 🛍️

When compassion is met with holistic care, healing becomes possible.

Take a peek into the relationship between DWC participant, Ms. Kat and Antonia, a mental health clinician at the Downtown Women’s Center and see how their connection made an impact from the very beginning.

Visit bit.ly/DWCVillage to be part of our community of care.

When compassion is met with holistic care, healing becomes possible.

Take a peek into the relationship between DWC participant, Ms. Kat and Antonia, a mental health clinician at the Downtown Women’s Center and see how their connection made an impact from the very beginning.

Visit bit.ly/DWCVillage to be part of our community of care.

The Downtown Women’s Center is excited to share that we received our Platinum Seal of Transparency from for yet another great year of service to women and survivors!

The revised version of the budget just came out, with no additional funding for HHAP (Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention). This funding supports services like permanent housing, rental assistance, move-in support, case management, and access centers like DWC’s Day Center.

It’s not too late to secure the funding we need but we need your help! The State Senate has already proposed $1 billion in HHAP funding. Now, we’re calling on the State Assembly to match that investment and help ensure communities across California have the resources they need to address homelessness with compassion and stability. 

Join us in urging your State Assemblymember to support sustained funding for housing and homelessness solutions.

It only takes a few minutes to take action. Visit bit.ly/SupportHHAP or click the link in bio to make your voice heard today.