Alcott Center for Mental Health Services

Proudly Serving the Underserved At Alcott, we consider it our privilege to work with individuals in Los Angeles County who are in need of mental health support, housing programs, and crisis response services. Who We Serve 2000+ people have been consulted and helped About Us Impacting Lives, Committed to a Brighter Tomorrow Alcott is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency, with the mission to improve the mental health of underserved individuals through integrated social care. Established in 1979, we walk alongside those facing complex challenges, offering integrated support that promotes stability, recovery, and long-term wellbeing. Through coordinated care, strong community partnerships, and a commitment to dignity and respect, Alcott helps individuals move toward stronger, more secure futures. Our Story Individuals Served 0 K + Mental Health Consultations 0 K + Diverted 911 Calls 0 K years serving the community 0 What We Do Strengthening Lives Through Connected Support Behavioral Health View Program Supportive Housing Services View Program Interim Housing View Program Unarmed Crisis Response View Program Get Involved Want to Help? Here’s How… Give Today Your contribution fuels essential programs that provide mental health care, crisis response, and housing support. Every gift helps extend services to more individuals who benefit from compassionate guidance and consistent assistance. Donate In-Kind Volunteer Your time and presence make a meaningful impact. Volunteers help create welcoming environments, support program needs, and contribute to the sense of community that encourages growth and connection. Become a Volunteer Corporate Volunteering Partner With Us Community partnerships expand our reach and deepen our impact. By collaborating with Alcott, organizations can help strengthen programs, build new opportunities, and support coordinated care across Los Angeles. Learn More Testimonials Hear From Those We Serve Client Stories “Being with Alcott has given me the confidence I need to get things done and changed my thinking process in a positive direction.” Albert “It’s given me a sense of peace…very much so a sense of security. I feel way better now thinking about what it is I want to do in life. So that’s a very good thing.” Alejandro “Just being able to speak to people- to speak to somebody- it helps a lot…not holding things in.” Erick “Tara was born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and later diagnosed with Cerebral Pasly at a young age. She entered foster care at 13 months.” Tara Edit Template Where Support and Service Come Together Whether you’re seeking support or offering your service, we invite you to reach out. Together we can make the world a better place, one community at a time. Get Help Donate