Wildfire Crisis Relief

• JFEDLA Community Call Line: For assistance, call (855) JFED-HLP.  

• Jewish Federation Los Angeles partner, Jewish Family Service LA (JFSLA), is providing the following support: 
  • Call JFS Central Access at (877) 275-4537 or email services@jfsla.org for help. Social workers can connect you with JFSLA services and programs and provide referrals to other providers. 
     
  • Resources for seniors: Neighborhood dining centers are open to seniors needing hot and nutritious lunches. The dining centers are open Monday-Friday, with 13 locations across Los Angeles. Kosher dining is available at select centers. For a list of hours, locations and age eligibility for the meal centers, please visit jfsla.org/dining-centers or call the JFS Senior Nutrition Office at (323) 937-5843. 
     
  • SOVA Community Food & Resource Program: Open to anyone needing access to fresh, healthy groceries, essential personal care items and connections to additional resources for individuals and families. SOVA offers kosher options, and you may choose the food that works best for you. Visit jfsla.org/food-pantries for more info. 
     
  • If you are experiencing domestic violence, please call JFSLA’s 24-hour Crisis Line: (818) 505-0900 or (323) 681-2626. 
     
• Jewish Free Loan Association (JFLA): Offering zero-interest, zero-fee emergency loans of up to $15,000 for essential expenses, such as temporary housing, food, medical costs, for eligible applicants, and more. Loans of up to $2,000 are available without guarantors. Apply Now: JFLA Emergency Loan Application. JFLA’s emergency loans can be used to cover expenses such as:  
  • Hotel or motel rooms  
  • Short-term rentals through Airbnb, VRBO, or other platforms  
  • Travel outside of the Los Angeles area  
  • Other temporary accommodations for evacuees  

• L.A. Councilwoman Heather Hutt, Brotherhood Crusade, Los Angeles Sentinel and other groups, are hosting a food distribution on February 20^th, 3:00PM-6:00PM at the Los Angeles Sentinel, located at: 3800 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90008.  

• JVS SoCal provides Rapid Response services to businesses in partnership with the County of Los Angeles. This includes helping businesses with layoff aversion services, connecting them with county resources and loans, and helping their employees get back to work quickly or get retraining. Email RapidResponse@opportunity.lacounty.gov  

• West Los Angeles Americas Job Center (AJCC) of Los Angeles offers job readiness, career coaching, access to training, and assistance with finding a job. These services can be reached by contacting the WLA AJCC/WorkSource Center office at 310-309-6000. You may also learn more here.

• Chai Lifeline West Coast is donating air filters for anyone interested. Call Chai Lifeline West Coast at (310) 274-6331 or the Crisis Response Line at: (855) 3-Crisis. 

• T-Mobile: T-Mobile is providing unlimited talk, text, and data to customers in fire affected areas through February 15. Click here for more details.  

• Uber: Use promo code WILDFIRE25 in the wallet section of your Uber app to redeem a free Uber ride up to $40.  

• The Iranian American Jewish Federation (IAJF) is offering those impacted by the fires assistance with translation, form completion, and psychotherapy. For more information, please contact the IAJF-Emergency Fund at 323-654-4700 or efapplicant@gmail.com. Please ask for Nasrin. 

• Human-I-T:  Human I-T is offering free laptops and hotspots to those affected by the wildfires. Eligible residents can find more information and complete the enrollment form here.  

• American Red Cross:  is offering immediate financial assistance for those impacted by the California wildfires. Find information about this program and other resources at: www.redcross.org/gethelp or call1-800-RED-CROSS (800-733-2767) to enroll, confirm eligibility, and receive financial assistance. Enrollment in this program ends on February 14.  
  • If you need assistance locating a missing loved one because of the fires, the Red Cross may be able to help. Visit redcross.org/findfamily or contact them at 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) 

• Local Salvation Army Locator: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org  

• The Suay Sew Shop is offering free clothing, water and food for fire victims this weekend. Head to their shop at 905 Mateo St., Los Angeles, 90021 anytime from 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. If you have a specific request for an item, you may submit it here. 

• Shemesh Farms with Shalom Institute has partnered with Composed Living in Woodland Hills to offer donated goods, including tote bags and backpacks, school supplies, new and gently used clothing and personal hygiene products and toiletries. Location:  20929 Ventura Blvd, Ste Suite 30, Woodland Hills (in the Country Mart). Shopping hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM daily.  

• LA Disaster Relief Navigator, powered by Better Angels and Imagine LA, is an online tool that helps those impacted by the fires effectively navigate the many resources available to them, including applying for federal, state, and local government assistance, making insurance claims, home damage remediation, temporary and permanent housing solutions, and other critical services. To access this tool, visit wildfires.betterangels.la. 

• The National Council of Jewish Women is supporting displaced individuals and families by offering a thousand $100 vouchers to be used at the Council Shop secondhand, stores. In the months to come, there will be higher dollar-value vouchers available for families rebuilding their homes. The current vouchers are intended to help address immediate clothing needs. To access this resource please contact Selene Lopez and Maria Preciado at info@ncjwla.org. The vouchers are redeemable at these shop locations: 
  • 2515 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank 91505 
  • 12120 Venice Blvd. (at Grandview), Los Angeles 90066 
  • 21716 Sherman Way, Canoga Park 91303 
  • 11801 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 90025 
  • 3757 Overland Ave., Los Angeles 90034 
  • 360 N Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 90036 

• LA Times updated a list of L.A. County restaurants offering food and relief to fire evacuees and first responders  

• Babyletto is a Los Angeles-based nursery furniture brand, is providing free cribs to any families who have lost their homes or otherwise are affected by the fires. For more information contact the company at info@babyletto.com (Source) 

• Better Angels has launched a rapid-response Emergency Assistance Fund to support low-income families that have been impacted by the fires. The grants can be used for essentials, including food, clothing, and personal items. Applications will be reviewed, and funds will be distributed daily. Apply here. 

• Bobbie is an organic baby formula company, is providing any parent affected by the fires — Bobbie customer or not — with free baby formula. Fire victims can apply for the free formula at Bobbie’s online application. (Source) 

• Anna Abramzon Studio is providing free replacements for ketubahs lost in the wildfires. For more information, contact studio@annaabramzon.com and complete the ketubah replacement form here.  

• Medical Supply Distribution: You’re Just My Type 1 has gathered a variety of donated T1D supplies, including insulin, CGM supplies, pump supplies, glucometers, test strips, and more. If you or someone you know is in need due to the LA wildfires, visit their pop-up pick-up event and collect what you need. Hours: Monday – Wednesday 9:00AM-6:00PM, Thursdays 1:00PM – 6:00 PM, Fridays, 9:00AM-6:00PM, Saturdays & Sundays, 1:00PM –6:00PM. Location: Foshay Lodge, 9635 Venice Blvd, Culver City, CA, 90232. To have supplies delivered to your home, click here.  

• FACE is providing DoorDash gift cards to support individuals and families affected by the disaster. They are offering $50 gift cards for households of one and up to $100 in gift cards for households greater than one.  Gift cards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Selected individuals will be notified via email. To apply visit: bit.ly/FACELAFIRE

• Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles (JBBSLA) offers professionally supported, free, one-to-one mentoring for youth ages 6-17. An additional committed and positive adult role model can be the difference a child needs. Join a 30-minute virtual Info Session to learn more or contact us anytime: mentoring@jbbbsla.org or 323-456-1150. 

• Fair Oaks Laundry will help those who lost their homes in the Eaton Fire do up to six regular loads of laundry for free, every Wednesday evening, from 5:30PM – 8:30PM. Location: 1343 N. Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91103. Reserve your spot here. 

Synagogues  

Beth Shir Shalom 
Offering refuge, workspace, or storage. Contact Cynthia Barzilai at cynthia@bethshirshalom.org.

Brandeis Bardin Campus of American Jewish University (AJU) 

AJU is offering faith services to any congregation that lost its physical space due to the fires, including hosting services for weddings or memorials. If you are looking for temporary lodging as well, limited cottages may be available. If you may be interested in temporary accommodation, please complete this form or contact Candace Miller at Candace.Miller@aju.edu for more information. 

• Pamela Park: 2236 Goodall Avenue, Duarte CA, 91010 
• Arcadia Park: 405 South Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia CA 91007 
• LA County Arboretum: 301 N Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007 
• Crescenta Valley Park: 3901 Dunsmore Ave, La Crescenta, CA 91214 
• Descanso Gardens: 1418 Descanso Dr, La Canada-Flintridge, CA  91011 

Registration packets available for parents and caretakers.  To review the registration packet, click here. Or email for more information recprograms@parks.lacounty.gov 

• Immediate Support and Resource Hub 
• YMCA centers have been converted into temporary evacuation sites, offering shelter, showers, and basic amenities 
• Each center will serve as distribution points for emergency supplies 
• Their parking lots serve as staging areas for emergency vehicles and safe spaces for community members to park 
• Their gym spaces will serve as donation sorting/storage areas 
• They will provide free access to YMCA amenities to displaced residents 
• Offer mental health support through our existing counseling programs 

• American Red Cross: Anyone who needs a safe place to stay can find shelters on redcross.org, the free Red Cross Emergency app or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767). 

• Calvary Community Church: 5495 Via Rocas, Westlake Village, CA 91362 

• El Camino Real Charter High School: 5540 Valley Circle Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 

• LA Dream Center:  2301 Bellevue Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90026 

• Lanark Recreation Center: 21816 Lanark Street, Canoga Park, CA 91301  

• Pasadena Convention Center: 300 E Green St, Pasadena, CA 91101 

• Pan Pacific Recreation Center: 7600 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 

• Pomona Fairplex:1101 W McKinley Ave. Pomona, CA, 91768 

• Ritchie Valens Recreation Center: 10736 Laurel Canyon Blvd Pacoima, CA 91331  

• Sepulveda Recreation Center: 8825 Kester Ave. Panorama City, CA 91402  

• Stoner Recreation Center: 1835 Stoner Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90025 

• Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Recreation Center:14201 Huston St. Sherman Oaks, CA 91423.  

• Westwood Recreation Center: 1350 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025 

• LA and Ventura County Leasing Inventory: This link offers list of available properties for lease in LA and Ventura County. Leases in Los Angeles – Updated 1.11.2025 – Google Drive 

• The Hotel Association of Los Angeles has compiled a list of hotels offering discounted rates for displaced individuals. Please click here to view the list. 

• The City of Anaheim has complied an online list of hotels within the city that are offering discounted rates for victims who have been displaced by the fire. The 39 hotels offering discounts include Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort and Spa, Clementine Hotel and Suites Anaheim, Clarion Hotel Anaheim Resort, and Cambria Hotel and Suites Anaheim. 

• Airbnb, with assistance of 211 LA, is offering temporary housing to those affected. You can get help – or provide help – at Airbnb.org/lawildfires. 

• TruAmerica is offering short term rental housing options to those that have been displaced due to the wildfires at all of their L.A.-based apartment communities. The company revised its rental criteria to help make the move-in process as easy as possible and is also developing programs to provide additional services such as move in assistance, flexible rent payments, and rent payment relief. A list of TruAmerica’s available local properties can be found here. 

• Animal Disaster Response Hotline: for animals in distress in the restricted areas, please call the L.A. animal services disaster response hotline: 213-270-8155. You will be asked to leave a message with the vital information. Teams of animal control officers are dispatched the same-day or the following day, depending on the time of the call. Once a team has visited your property, you will receive a call with information on the actions taken. Please use this number to request assistance. At this time, law enforcement is only permitting animal control officers into restricted areas. 

• Agoura Animal Care Center (Small Animals): 29525 Agoura Road, Agoura Hils CA 91301 

• Antelope Valley Fair 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster, CA 93536 

• Belle’s Boarding (small animals) – 5751 W Pico Blvd W. Los Angeles, 90019 

• Comptoncowboys is offering horse hauling emergency assistance- 463 W Caldwell St, Compton, CA 90220 

• Feed Play Love – 5850 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, 90036 

• Industry Hills Expo Center Stables (horses) – 16200 Temple Ave City of Industry, 91744 

• Lancaster Animal Care Center 5210 W Ave I, Lancaster, CA 93536 

• Los Angeles Equestrian Center (Large Animals): 480 W Riverside Dr, Burbank, 91506

• Milo’s Sanctuary (small/large animals) – 550 W. Rancho Vista BIvd. Ste D #106, Palmdale, 93551 

• Palmdale Animal Care Center (Small Animals) – 38550 Sierra Hwy, Palmdale,93551 

• My Pet Garden (Cats & small/medium dogs) – 2245 East Colorado Blvd., Suite 106, Pasadena, 91107 

• Pasadena Humane Society (Small Animals): 361 S. Raymond Ave, Pasadena CA 91105. Pasadena Humane has taken in nearly 150 stray animals displaced by the Eaton Fire and is working to reunite them with their families. To check if your pet is among them, visit the Pet Connect Page or stop by Pasadena Humane, open daily, from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. for assistance.  

• ⁠Paw Works (small animals) – The Oaks – 350 W Hillcrest Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 

• Pierce College Equestrian Center (Large Animals): 7100 El Rancho Dr, Woodland Hills CA 91371 

• Pomona Fairplex 1101 W Mckinley Ave, Pomona, CA 91768 (Receiving horses only) 

• Rose Bowl Stadium (Large Animals) 1001 Rose Bowl Dr. Pasadena CA 91103 

• Western Veterinary Center, Medical & Surgical Hospital 4990 Reyes Adobe Road, Agoura Hills, 91301 

• Disaster Recovery Centers are open to the public to assist with the following needs: 
  • Vital records including birth certificates, death certificates, driver’s licenses, social security documentation replaced. 
  • To apply for disaster relief loans (for homes and business).  
  • Referrals for mental health counseling and other services.  
  • Two locations:  
    • Westside Location: UCLA Research Park – 10800 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles CA 90064. Operating from 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 7 days per week. 
    • Eastside Location: Pasadena City College Community Education Center 3035 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107. Operating from 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM, 7 days per week. (Closing 1/31)
    • Eastside Location: Altadena Disaster Recovery Center 
      540 W Woodbury Rd., Altadena 
      Operates daily, 9 AM – 8 PM    

• FEMA: Apply for disaster relief here. 
  Three ways to register for FEMA Assistance and video tutorial: 
  • Online at DisasterAssistance.gov. Applying online is the easiest, fastest, and most convenient way to apply 
  • On the FEMA App for mobile devices:Call the FEMA helpline at 1-800-621-3362: 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. (PST). Help is available in most languages. 

• Serious Needs Assistance (FEMA): Serious Needs Assistance through FEMA helps disaster survivors cover urgent expenses such as food, water, baby formula, and other emergency supplies. Eligible applicants must apply within 30 days of the disaster declaration, and the one-time grant provides up to $770. Click here for further details and how to apply for aid. 

• Employment Development Department: If you lost your job due to the fires, apply for benefits through the State of California. 

• For residents and homeowners: 
  • Temporary displacement assistance (e.g., hotel costs for up to two weeks) 
  • $770 for essential personal items 
  • Larger direct grants to help cover essential needs such as medical bills, car repairs, and more 

• Small Business Administration (SBA) loans: 
  Low-interest loans for businesses and homeowners through SBA are available at this link. SBA has approved over $52 million in disaster loans, the majority of which are for homeowners and renters. Apply for relief at: sba.gov/disaster.  The deadline to apply is March 10, 2025. Applicants may also call the SBA’s Customer Service Center at 800-659-2955 or send an email to disastercustomerservice@sba.gov for more information on SBA disaster assistance. For people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services. The deadline to return economic injury applications is Oct. 8, 2025. 

• LOS ANGELES COUNTY Disaster Loan Outreach Center 
  Pasadena City College Community Education Center (PCC CEC) 
  Multi-Purpose Room: 3035 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena, CA  91107 
  Opens 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14 
  Mondays – Fridays, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. 

• VENTURA COUNTY Disaster Loan Outreach Center 
  Ventura County Community Foundation (VCCF) Economic Development Collaborative 4001 Mission Oaks Blvd., Ste. A1 Camarillo, CA  93012  
  Mondays – Fridays, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

• For information on damage assessments and recovery resources, please see these links:  
  • LA City Fire Recovery 
  • LA County Recovers 

• Property Tax Relief  
  Anyone who incurs more than $10,000 worth of damage can file a property tax appeal using the link below, even if your house was not destroyed. And, if your home sustained more than $10k of damage, you can appeal for property tax relief. https://assessor.lacounty.gov/tax-relief/disaster-relief 

• California Disaster Assistance Program (CDAP) 
  Offers financial assistance for victims of disasters, including home repairs and rebuilding efforts. Their website and number is (800) 427-4626. 

• Pepperdine Caruso Law Legal Clinics 
  Pro bono disaster response programs. (These clinics are strictly pro bono, and client information will NOT be shared with other lawyers or permit volunteer lawyers to solicit fee-generating cases.) 

• Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles:
  Habitat for Humanity is helping families affected by wildfires by providing housing assistance, essentials, and support for rebuilding or relocating. Sign up to access resources here. 

• Follow these accounts on social media for up-to-date news and information: 
  • City of LA Emergency Management Department @Ready LA 
  • County of Los Angeles @Countyofla 
  • LA County Department of Public Health @lapublichealth 

• Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation Business Assistance  
  Get support from the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation and find information on What To Do After a Disaster.  

• California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) 
  CalWORKs is a welfare program that provides cash aid and services to eligible California families in need, offering short-term assistance with essentials like housing, food, utilities, clothing, and medical care. 

• Cal-Fresh
  Cal-Fresh is offering Disaster Cal-Fresh food benefits for families impacted by the wildfires. A family of four with a monthly income up to $3,529 per month may be eligible to receive $975.  The Disaster CalFresh program is operated by phone and in-person. Please call 866-488- 8482 (M-F, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) to apply by phone or visit your local Los Angeles Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) office to apply in person.  

• The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration is providing emergency tax or free relief for individuals directly impacted by the wildfires. Available services may include the extension of tax return due dates, relief of penalty and interest, or replacement copies of records lost due to disasters. Relief and extensions beyond Los Angeles County are also available upon request. Click here for more information and application instructions. 

• The City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety has unveiled a one-stop shop with all the information residents need to rebuild. Head to 1828 Sawtelle Blvd. LA 90025 to get your permits and other answers quickly from 10:00AM- 8:00PM on weekdays and 10:00AM – 4:00PM on weekends.   

• Community Investment for Families Department Resource Centers 
  CIFD’s FamilySource Centers are open and available to support families during this critical time, offering emergency services, financial coaching, housing navigation, and other resources to help families rebuild and recover. Please visit LA4Families.org to find the latest updates on open locations near you. 

• FEMA’s Guide to Building an Emergency Kit: Ensure your family is prepared by reviewing FEMA’s emergency kit checklist at  https://www.ready.gov/kit. 

• FEMA Text Message Program 
  • To locate an open emergency shelter, text SHELTER and a zip code to 43362 (4FEMA). 
  • To locate an open Disaster Recovery Center, text DRC and a zip code to 43362 (4FEMA).  

• LA County Resources for Emergencies: For LA County residents, visit https://lacounty.gov/emergency/ for real-time emergency updates, resources, and evacuation instructions.   

• LA County Recovery Maps: For up-to-date maps showing damage assessments of buildings in the Palisades and Eaton wildfire zones. 

• Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) 
  Provides immediate relief and temporary housing for those displaced by disasters. Their website and phone number is (877) 481-1044 

• Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) 
  Offers shelters and housing for people displaced by emergencies. Their website and phone number is (800) 548-6047 

• 2-1-1 LA County- https://211la.org: 2-1-1 connects callers to information and services in times of need. It is available 24/7. Please call if you are seeking resources such as clothing, food, or programs for your family. 

• NotifyLA: Sign up for local alerts at NotifyLA.org. 

• Power Outages: Report outages and track crew status at ladwp.com/outages. If your power goes out, switch off all lights, except for one, so you will know when your power has been restored. Keep your refrigerator closed to keep food cold for longer. 

• LA Department of Transportation: Announcements involving significant road closures or transportation impacts can be found here.  

• Tree Removal: Request service via lacity.gov/myla311 or by calling 3-1-1.

• USPS Mail: Requests to reroute or hold your USPS mail can be found here. 

• Watchduty: This app helps you stay up to date with information regarding the wildfires  

• State of California Department of Justice: Report incidents of price gouging during an emergency. 

• Road Closure Information: LA Works provides updates on road closures and transportation. 

• Disaster Legal Assistance Collaborative: Provides disaster related information from the State of California. Visit https://disasterlegalservicesca.org/  

• Check Air Quality: Get air quality data in your area. 

• Fare Suspension: Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn has authorized the suspension of fares until Sunday, January 12^th due to regional power issues affecting our TAP machines. Fare gates will remain open at all rail stations, and bus operators will not collect fares. 

• LA County Public Works is offering the latest information on road closures. 

• L.A. Works: The L.A. Works Team is connecting nonprofits and government organizations with volunteers to support fire recovery efforts. Organizations in need of immediate volunteer assistance can fill out this Google form here. 

LA Sanitation Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Clothing Drive 

The CFRP will be collecting new and gently used (washed and clean) men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing through March 7th, 2025. Please click here to see the attached flyer for a list of donation locations. 

Chabad of Malibu/LA Strong Foundation 

Chabad of Malibu/LA Strong Foundation is looking for volunteers to help with: 

• Processing and sorting donations of products 

• Helping with merchandising the store 

• Assisting individuals who come by to pick up items 

• Distributing food and beverages to first responders 

• Offering company to displaced or affected individuals who stop by for support. 

Volunteers will be on site at Chabad Malibu, 22943 Pacific Coast Highway Malibu, CA 90265. Contact Drew Koven Drew@LDRVentures.com or 617-312-7068 for more information. 

The SoLA Foundation  

• On Saturday, February 22, The SoLa Foundation, It’s Bigger Than Us and partners are coming together to create a unique day of wellness, self-care, resources and fun for more than 750 families impacted by the L.A. Fire – all at no cost to impacted families, with transportation provided. Email Daniel Rosove if you want to partner, support or volunteer drosove@solaimpact.com 

Birmingham Hospital Veterans Hall  

• Collecting emergency essentials, including nonperishable foods, water, pet food, and blankets, every day from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The hospital is located at: 6543 Corbin Ave, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 

PJECC/Chabad of Palisades School was severely impacted and is setting up a satellite location to continue serving affected families. You can help by contributing items from their wishlists: 

• Amazon Wishlist  
• Discount School Supply 
• Community Playthings 
• Pottery Barn Registry 

The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center (PJTC)  

PJTC is providing items to its displaced congregants, specifically to fulfill children’s needs. The items were requested by families who have lost their homes. You can view items and contribute here: Amazon Wishlist 

Jewish Family Service Los Angeles 
Jewish Family Service Los Angeles is seeking volunteers. If interested, reach out to Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@jfsla.org or call 323-556-2928.  

It’s Bigger Than Us  

• City Drop-Off Donation Center sponsored by Marqueece Harris Dawson 
• 4308 Crenshaw Blvd. LA, CA 90048 
• Monday-Sunday 10:00 AM-5:00 PM 
• Seeking the following NEW ITEMS ONLY:  
  • Men, Women and Children’s Clothing 
  • Air Mattresses 
  • Bedding  
  • Toiletries 
  • Non-perishable foods 

North Valley Caring Services Food Pantry 

• City Drop-Off Donation Center sponsored by Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez 
• 15453 Rayen Street, North Hills, CA 91343 
• Mon-Thurs 8:30 AM-4:00 PM and Fri 12:00 Pm-2:00 PM 
• Seeking the following items: 
  • Non-perishable foods 
  • Blankets  
  • Bottled water 
  • Diaper and wipes 
  • Microwaves 
  • Food produce (please ONLY drop off on Thursday)  

Councilwoman Traci Park’s Council District 11 Office  

• City Drop-Off Donation Center sponsored by Council Traci Park  

• 7166 W. Manchester Avenue, Westchester, CA 90045 

• Mon-Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM | Saturday-Sunday 12:00 PM –4:00 PM 

• Seeking the following items: 
  • Non-perishable goods 
  • Personal hygiene products 
  • Individually wrapped items 
  • Canned goods 
  • Dog food 
  • Baby food 
  • Water and Gatorade 

Red Cross 

• Submit this form if you are interested in submitting an in-kind offer to the National Headquarters of the American Red Cross. They can only accept bulk quantities of product and services from manufacturers, suppliers, and/or distributors as in-kind donations. In-kind products must be non-expired, palletized and transported at the donor’s expense. The Red Cross is unable to accept in-kind donations from community organized collections due to the logistical constraints that are often associated with the acceptance of them. Only one offered item per submission.  

Repair the World  

• Repair the World has compiled a variety of opportunities to serve those impacted by the LA Wildfire. Explore ways to volunteer here. 

Wildfires Response Service Corps

•  Wildfires Response Service Corps empowers adults ages 18–29 to make a tangible difference while exploring the deep connection between service and Jewish values. Over 12 weeks, participants will be part of a cohort of peers addressing the immediate needs of local partners responding to wildfire recovery. To apply, click here. 

Wildfire Response Ambassador

• As a Service Ambassador, you’ll have the opportunity to mobilize your peers, friends, family, and community in service to support those affected by the   wildfires. Ambassadors will be provided with training and a stipend of up to $150 per program. Learn more and apply here. 

Safe Place for Youth (SPY) 

• SPY is providing essential items and connections to resources for those in need. The distribution center is open Monday – Friday, 9:00AM – 5:00PM, and Sunday 10:00AM – 5:00PM. It’s located at 2471 Lincoln Blvd. Venice, CA, 90291. For questions, click here. 

World Central Kitchen 

• Their relief team is in Southern California to support first responders and families impacted by wildfires in the Los Angeles area. Their teams and partners have mobilized across the region to provide nourishing meals to people in need. Click here to sign up to volunteer or learn more. 

Kindness Hub 

• This is a community resource to track LA Resources being offered regarding food, support, volunteers, accommodations, and mental health. Learn more.  

Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles (JBBSLA)  

• Children impacted by the wildfires are coping with the loss of safety and stability. JBBSLA provides an opportunity to make a difference in a child’s life, through just two one-on-one visits per month with a child or teen (aged 6-17). Join one of their 30-minute virtual info sessions to learn more. Questions? Email  mentoring@jbbbsla.org or call (323) 456-1150. 

Clothing Brands 

• The following is a very comprehensive list of clothing brands that are donating to fire victims. There are links to forms included in this chart, to access these resources. Brands Donating to Fire Victims. 

Maple Counseling 

• Maple Counseling is looking for licensed therapists to volunteer their services for those impacted by the fires. By volunteering, therapists commit to providing six free sessions. Out-of-state licensed therapists can provide telehealth services. To help, please sign up here. 

Project Ropa 

• Donations are accepted Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am-3pm and Saturday from 10am-2pm. Donations include: n95 masks, blankets, shoes, pants, Jackets and coats, Hygiene products, tents, tarps and sleeping bags, water bottles and goggles. They are located at 13970 Van Ness Avenue Gardena, CA 90249. 

Clergy Community Coalition and the Faith Collaborative to End Homelessness 

• Coordinating volunteers and relief efforts across Altadena/Pasadena faith communities and partners.  We are in need of volunteers to support these relief efforts across the region. Please sign up HERE to lend a hand. You may be asked to help various organizations in the area as opportunities become available. 

Composed Good 

• The Valley County Market is hosting a free shop for families impacted by the fire including clothing, food and toiletries. The free shop is being hosted Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at 20929 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364. For those unable to visit in person, assistance is available. Call or text (310) 400-6470. 
• They are also collecting the following donations to be delivered to Suite 30: 
  • Clothing (all ages and sizes) 
  • Toiletries 
  • Kids’ items 
  • Houshold essentials (bedding, cleaning products chargers, and batteries) 
  • Shelf-stable food and beverages 
  • First aid supplies 
  • Diapers, toilet paper, and other essentials 
  • Pet items (food toys, leashes) 
  • NO FURNITURE 

Church World Service (CWS) 

• CWS provides Blankets, Hygiene Kits, School Kits, Emergency Cleanup Buckets, and more, to qualifying 501(c)(3) agencies as needs arise. If your nonprofit would like to request CWS Blankets and Kits, email Sara Haas at sahaas@cwsglobal.org to start the application process. Click here for details about each Kit.    

Baby2Baby 

• Accepting donations to help provide critical items for children such as diapers, food, formula, and hygiene products. 

Bet Tzedek 

• Interested in volunteering your legal skills to help those impacted by the wildfires? Please use this sign-up link for notifications about Bet Tzedek’s volunteer opportunities. 

No Res Gourmet 

• Help people get connected to food and supplies via No Res Gourmet. There are 3 Ways You Can Volunteer — Help cook, package and distribute meals. Donate Funds — 100% of donations go directly to fire relief and are tax-deductible. Drop-Off Supplies — Bring essential food, prep items, and care supplies to our drop-off location. View more details and lists of items needed.

South LA Café 

• South LA Café is distributing food, water, masks, clothes, diapers, personal hygiene products, dog food and more. Follow them on Instagram at @southlacafe for updates on how you can help.    

Set Active 

• Accepting clothing donations for families affected by the fires. They are asking potential donors to contact them via direct message on Instagram. 

Canine Rescue Club  

• Volunteers are needed to offer temporary foster care for dogs displaced by the fires. You can apply to temporarily house an affected dog by filing out an online form. 

Garry Marshall Theater in Burbank 

• The Garry Marshall Theater (4252 West Riverside Drive, Burbank) is accepting donations of the following items between the 10 am – 6 pm: Non-perishable food, gently used clothing for adults, teens, and children, toiletries, baby supplies (diapers, wipes, formula), bottled drinking water, blankets, sleeping bags, coats, masks, batteries and phone chargers. 

Habitat for Humanity 

• Sign up here to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity’s wildfire relief efforts. As specific opportunities arise, you will be notified. 

Israeli American Council (IAC) 

• IAC is collecting and distributing the following items:  Blankets and bedding, non-perishable food items, bottled water, clothing (all sizes), toiletries and hygiene products, baby supplies (diapers, formula, etc.), pet supplies (food, leashes, etc.) and toys.  
• Items can be dropped off at IAC Shepherd Center, Monday to Thursday between 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. 
• If you’re unable to donate items but would still like to help, we are also in need of volunteers to assist with organizing and distributing donations. Register as a volunteer here 
• Our center is open as a warm and welcoming space for anyone in need—please feel free to come by. If you’re donating or a victim of the fires, you can email losangeles@israeliamerican.org, or call Rhianna at 818-633-1559. 

LA Works 

• LA Works has compiled a variety of volunteer opportunities here. 

Los Angeles Wildfire Book Drive  

• Collecting new and gently used books to donate to Angelenos who lost their homes in the wildfires. They are accepting fiction, nonfiction, poetry, children’s books, young adult and middle grade books, and art books. To donate books or send a book wishlist on behalf of a family please DM @LAwildfirebookdrive or email fierrojulia@gmail.com.  

Musical Volunteer Opportunity  

• Volunteers needed to play music from Jan. 27-Jan. 31 to create a comforting atmosphere while people wait for assistance at the Wildfires Resource Hub in Pasadena. This is a unique opportunity to uplift spirits and offer a moment of peace during a difficult time.  Looking for ambient background music only – no vocals. Please sign up for a shift here. 

Rebuild the Music 

• Rebuild the Music is connecting West Coast musicians and studios in need with East Coast musicians, studios, and stores willing to donate. Whether you’re looking for support or want to offer equipment, fill out this form, and they’ll match donors with recipients to help rebuild and restore music. 

California Volunteers 

• The #CaliforniansForAll initiative is sharing a variety of ways to get involved across the state. Search by zip code to explore volunteer opportunities and community efforts near you: Volunteer Opportunities 

⁠Maman  

• Maman has set up an Amazon Wish List for displaced families. Please donate to the Amazon Wish List, and make sure the items are shipped to ERETZ Synagogue & Cultural Center at 6170 Wilbur Ave., Tarzana, CA 91335. 

Beit T’Shuvah Thrift Store 

• BTS is offering free clothing to individuals and families affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. Those in need can visit the store at 1422 La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA. 90035. Donations of gently used clothing are also encouraged to help support the community during this time.  

OBKLA 

• Hot meals are being prepared for those in need and for firefighters and emergency personnel. Contact info@obkla.org for meal support. To volunteer, click here and sign up for an open session. 

LA County Department of Arts and Culture 

• The LA County Department of Arts and Culture has a list of resources, grants, and assistance available for artists and creative works. If you have an artist/creative worker site or resource that could be helpful to add, please email communications@arts.lacounty.org. 

Ortho Mattress/One Voice 

• Ortho Mattress, in partnership with One Voice, is hosting a wildfire relief donation and distribution center every day from 10am-7pm at: Ortho Mattress 10740 Washington Blvd culver city CA, 90232. They are accepting the following NEW items as donations: food, water, clothing (men / women / kids), hygiene products, toys, pet supplies, home goods (blankets, kitchen supplies, bedding, etc.) You may also sign up to volunteer here. 

Volunteer Collective  

• Volunteer Collective is sharing many ways to help. Please click here to access numerous volunteer opportunities and drives. Sign-up here to receive updates on future opportunities as they arise.

PATH 

• PATH is currently accepting donations at 340 N Madison Ave, Los Angeles, 90004. Any questions contact them at PATHVolunteers@epath.org 
  • Household cleaning supplies (disinfecting spray, cleaning wipes, dish soap) 
  • Hygiene items (toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant) 
  • New and unused pillows 
  • New and unused blankets (twin, full, and queen size) 
• You may also donate directly to those impacted by the fires by visiting PATH’s Amazon Wish List  

Pasadena Humane 

• Donations are needed for food and water bowls, extra-large crates and blankets for the more than 100 animals they have taken in for emergency boarding amid wildfire evacuations.  
• The Pasadena Humane society is also seeking people willing to foster animals, especially larger dogs, amid the emergency.  
• Find more information on how to help here. 

Project Angel Food  

• Project Angel Food is seeking volunteers to assist with cooking and delivering meals. Contact them at 323-845-1816 or volunteers@angelfood.org. 

YMCA 

• UPDATED NEEDS: pantry items, personal hygiene items, gift cards, pet supplies and food, school supplies, small kitchen appliances, safety and first aid items, suitcases, single-use utilities and plates, water and boxed/canned beverages, zip ties. CHECK LOCATIONS’ INSTAGRAM FOR UPDATED INFO*
  Drop-off locations: 
• Anderson Munger Family YMCA. 4301 W. Third Street, Los Angeles, 90020 
• Koreatown YMCA Center for Community Well-Being. 433 Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, 90020 
• Westchester YMCA- IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS! NO MORE DONATIONS! 
  8015 S. Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles, CA  
• East Valley Family YMCA: 5142 Tujunga Avenue North Hollywood, CA 91601 

Pasadena Community Job Center 

• Donations Needed: Baby wipes, masks, alcohol wipes, and ziplocks (gallon), diapers and feminine hygiene needed. No registration needed. Call the center for more info about volunteering or donating 626-440-0112. Visit 500 N Lake Ave Pasadena, CA 91101 
• Volunteers can help assemble kits and sort donations at the center located at 500 N Lake Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101. Stop by anytime between 8 AM and 4 PM. N95 masks, gloves, goggles, tools, and lunch will be provided. For questions, call (626) 440-0112. 

Pasadena/ Santa Anita Racetrack 

• Donations are being accepted at the City of Pasadena’s new donation center located at Santa Anita Racetrack (South Side, Lot B, by Gate 3 or 8), 285 W Huntington Dr, Arcadia, CA 91007. Before heading over there, anyone interested in donating must fill out this form: Disaster Relief Donation Interest Form.

Step Up Tutoring 

• Step Up Tutoring is providing free one-one one virtual tutoring in math and reading for L.A. students impacted by the wildfires. The program serves 2^nd-6^th grade students, with sessions twice a week. To volunteer as a tutor and mentor, please click here. 

Junior High LA  

• Accept in-kind donations of KN95 masks and N95 respirators, water bottles and jugs, electrolyte powders and beverages, hygiene kits and menstrual products. Drop off at 603 S Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91204.  

The Labelle Foundation (Animal Rescue Services) 

• The Labelle Foundation urgently needs supplies and transportation assistance. If you cannot help with transport or drop-offs. Donation items include crates (small, medium, and large) 
  • Dog Food (All kinds welcome; prescription dog food is urgently needed) 
  • Cat Food (Wet preferred) 
  • Water (Bottled preferred, but larger containers also accepted) 
  • Formula (For both cats and dogs) 
  • Cat Supplies (Litter boxes and miscellaneous items; litter is not needed) 
  • Pee Pads 
  • Non-Perishable Human Food 
  • Clothing Essentials (Must be new with tags) 
  • Supplies can be dropped off at 1353 S. Genesee Ave., Los Angeles, CA. 

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank 

• Food donations are being accepted between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM at two distribution centers: 1734 East 41st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90058 and 2300 Pellissier Place, Industry, CA 90601.  
• The Food Bank is also accepting volunteers. If you’d like to volunteer, find more information here. 

Westside Food Bank 

• Westside Food Bank is need of volunteers mostly during the week to sort food at their warehouse for distribution. If you’d like to volunteer, please contact Shaun Dyer, at volunteer@wsfb.org or 310-828-6016, ext. 23.  Click here for further details.   

West Valley Food Pantry 

• The West Valley Food Pantry is offering emergency food relief. Donations needed include protein snacks, fruit snacks, trail mix, dried fruit, canned goods, Ensure drinks, 16-20 oz bottled water, 100% juice boxes, and UHT milk. All items may be dropped off at 5700 Rudnick Ave, Woodland Hills, CA, 91367, Monday – Thursday from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM, and Friday, 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM. The Woodland Hills Library, located at 22200 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, CA 91364, is also accepting donations for the West Valley Food Pantry on Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM, and Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM. 

Union Rescue Mission 

• Union Rescue Mission is in need of volunteers to help in the kitchen for all shifts at URM in Downtown Los Angeles DTLA.  Mostly Saturdays during the breakfast & dinner shift and on Sundays for all shifts. We need help every single day of the week and weekend. If you are available – we would love to have your support in our kitchen. They are seeking help in their kitchen Saturday and Sunday. Various shifts: 5:30 AM – 8PM. 14+ Register in the Volunteer Portal or email volunteer@urm.org  

SPACE(S) 

SPACE(S) is accepting donations and volunteers to organize and distribute items. Open Friday – Sunday from 11:00 AM – 6PM at 4571 W. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90016. Click here for further details.  

Dream Center  

The Dream Center is accepting donations daily at the Emergency Shelter, 2301 Bellevue Ave., Los Angeles 90026, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Visit their Instagram @ladreamcenter for an updated list of accepted items. Volunteers can also lend a hand during ongoing shifts, available Monday through Saturday, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. To confirm a timeslot, email volunteers@dreamcenter.org. 

Rebuilding Judaica 

Rebuilding Judaica is collecting Shabbat candlesticks, seder plates, menorahs, kiddush cups, challah covers, kippahs and other Judaica items to donate to wildfire victims. You may drop off items on Fridays from 9:00AM-3:00PM. Reach out to chloeconroy40@gmail.com and amyjillconroy@gmail.com for the delivery address.  

BreastfeedLA 

BreastfeedLA has partnered with North Valley Caring Services to collect unused or new lactation supplies, diapers, wipes, car seats, and menstrual products to support families in need. The organization is also seeking volunteers to assist with the effort. Click here to donate or volunteer, and for the donation drop-off and pick up-site. 

KAUSE 

KAUSE is distributing and collecting hygiene essentials for families with children, impacted by the fires. They are located at 4902 W. Slauson Avenue, LA 90056. For more information or to arrange a drop-off or pick up, contact KAUSE at 424-248-7475 or kause-losangeles@hotmail.com.  

Aveson Community Organization  

Averson Community Organization is seeking volunteers with expertise in legal, insurance, construction, and mental health to assist families impacted by the Eaton fire. Volunteers can sign up here. 

County of Los Angeles Fires Response 

The County of Los Angeles is coordinating donations to support those impacted by the fires. Community members are encouraged to complete the this form to offer food, water, supplies, or volunteer assistance, and the team will help facilitate contributions. 

Flintridge Retreat Center  

Flintridge Retreat Center is seeking volunteers and donations at 236 W Mountain Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103. Contact 626-314-425 or  kinginme2020@gmail.com before bringing items. 

The Union Rescue Mission 

The Union Rescue Mission located at 545 San Pedro St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, is seeking volunteers aged 14 and older for daily shifts between 5:30 AM and 8:00 PM. If you’re interested in volunteering, email volunteer@urm.org. 

Santa Monica College 

Santa Monica College, located at 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405, is offering volunteer opportunities for individuals aged 12 and older to help sort and distribute items. Shifts are available from 10 AM to 1 PM, 12 PM to 3 PM, and 3 PM to 6 PM. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. 

• JFEDLA’s Ezra Network, in partnership with JFSLA, can help you access social services. You can reach their team of social workers at 844-255-3972, job counselors at 310-622-3844, and legal counselors at (323) 549-5827. 

• JFEDLA’s Caring for Jews in Need team is working to extend available services to anyone in the Jewish community who is feeling the weight of these tragic events. If you receive a call from someone who needs support, you may refer them to our Federation’s Community Call Line 855-JFED-HLP. Currently calls are monitored Monday-Thursday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM and Fridays from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. We will triage all calls so that those with the most urgent needs will be responded to first. 

• The Jewish Community Mental Health Initiative (JCMHI) is offering free virtual support groups for Jewish adults and affinity groups, including groups for the LA community impacted by the wildfires. These sessions are facilitated by licensed mental health professionals trained in Psychological First Aid, an evidence-informed approach to providing support and fostering community healing after traumatic events. Each support group has two facilitators and no more than ten participants. Please visit us at jcmhi.com to register. 

• Maple Counseling Center’s Briskin|Wilder Welcome Center offers a variety of sliding scale counseling and insurance navigation services for the Jewish community. For all those impacted by the wildfires, Maple Counseling Center is offering: 6 free therapy sessions, free assessment within 48 hours, and guidance with resources and insurance navigation. Maple answers calls live. If your call goes to voicemail, they respond within 24 hours. (310) 271-9999 x223. 

• National Alliance on Mental Illness: NAMI’s Warm Line: (310) 889-7200. You can reach the Crisis Text Line by texting NAMI to 741741. NAMI also offers free mental health support groups for individuals and families  to help navigate the emotional toll of this crisis.  

• Our longtime partner Jewish Family Service LA (JFSLA) is also there to support the community. Whether you are seeking a listening ear, or resources, JFSLA is available to help at this time. You may also reach out to them directly at (877) 275-4537 or email services@jfsla.org.

• Chai Lifeline – Chai Lifeline West Coast’s Crisis Team is providing vital support, counseling, and resources for families during this challenging time. Anyone needing assistance can contact their office at (310) 274-6331. 

• Beit T’Shuvah is offering free mental health and spiritual counseling to those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. For support, call 310.204.5200 x221 or email sjacobs@beittshuvah.org. 

• Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) – This toll-free, multilingual, crisis support service is available 24/7 to all residents in the U.S. and its territories who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. Call or text: (800) 985-5990. 

• Chai Lifeline – Contact the 24-hour confidential crisis line at (732) 377-5135 or email crisis@chailifeline.org. For anyone else in need, please contact 855-3-CRISIS. 

• The Center for Mental Health Excellence is offering free mental health services for individuals and families impacted by the LA wildfires. Their goal is to provide immediate support during this difficult time. If you or someone you know needs help, please contact them at admin@CFMHE.org or call (619) 356-0072. 
  Here’s an overview of the services they are offering: 
  • Free Therapy Sessions: Up to 8 free therapy sessions for individuals, couples, and families affected by the wildfires, with the option for a sliding scale afterward. 
  • Free Virtual Support Groups: These groups are designed as standalone sessions, meaning clients can attend without any commitment to future sessions. This flexibility allows participants to join as needed, based on their availability and emotional needs. 
  • Hours of Operation: We are available to take calls from 8 AM to 8 PM. If we are unable to answer immediately, we aim to return calls within an hour.  

• Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) 
  Offers mental health services to individuals affected by disasters. Their website and number is (800) 854-7771. 

• The Help Group is working to provide mental health support for neurodivergent individuals. The Help Group remains a resource for anyone in the community. Call (877) 943-5747.  

• Lumina Counseling is offering same-day virtual therapy sessions for individuals and families. Their compassionate therapists provide a safe space for healing and addressing the emotional toll of trauma and displacement. Click here to learn more. 

• Los Angeles-based Therapists offering Pro Bono Therapy for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims: Explore the full spreadsheet for a list of resources.  

• GoodRx is offering free online healthcare provider visits through GoodRx Care to Los Angeles-area residents impacted by the wildfires. The visits can be used to get refills for essential medications that were left behind or destroyed in the fires. It can also be used for fast and easy treatment for a variety of conditions including the flu, a UTI and more. The service can be accessed online and Los Angeles residents can use the code LA-GOODRX-CARE. (Source) 

• Santa Barbara Midwifery and Birth Center is offering displaced Los Angeles-area fire victims free belly checks, postpartum care and other services for families who evacuated to the Santa Barbara area. For more information, email sbmidwifery@gmail.com. (Source) 

• The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has developed resources to help children, families, and communities navigate what they are seeing and hearing, acknowledge their feelings, and find ways to cope together, in response to wildfire. Find their extensive resources, available in both English and Spanish, here. 

• Integrative Psychotherapy Group, based in Beverly Hills, is offering free short-term therapy services to some fire victims and referral assistance for others needing longer-term or more acute treatment during the upcoming weeks. IPG is offering a brief series of trauma-focused therapy sessions to help individuals, couples and families process the complex emotions that can arise in the immediate aftermath of wildfires and similar natural disasters. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Integrative Psychotherapy Group at (310) 461-4393 or info@ipgtherapy.com or visit their online website. (Source) 

• Jewish Community Health Initiative offering counseling to those in need https://ampsychfdn.org/jcmh/ 

• Wellspring, based in London, England has many therapists and counsellors available to connect with individuals affected by the fire with free, one-to-one support via online conversations with trained individuals.  As they are based in the UK, Wellspring’s therapists may also be able to offer times where other local services are not operational. To connect with a Wellspring therapist or counsellor, contact rabbimiriam@wellspringuk.org.