We have locations in WeHo, Boyle Heights, Koreatown, South LA, and more—offering services, programs, meals, events, and beyond.
The Los Angeles LGBT Center welcomed 500,000 visits last year alone, where our team provides everything from housing to healthcare, legal aid to political advocacy, meals to mental health, and even special events and artistic performances.
Our programs cover the diverse needs of the LGBTQ+ community—from education to employment.
TWC provides comprehensive resources and services for trans and nonbinary people under one roof.
Culinary training, meal production, and job placement are the hallmarks of our Culinary Arts program.
We offer more than 75 free or low-cost events every month to build our community.
Senior Services strives to create a safe, welcoming, and respectful community where LGBTQ+ older adults (50+) can thrive.
Our providers specialize in the care of transgender people—and provide the expert treatment and consultation that you deserve.
LifeWorks gives youth the opportunity to match with an adult who will support them in their personal development.
The Center provides meals, housing referrals, employment and vocational programs, and more for young people w at risk of or experiencing homelessness
We offer individual, couples, family, and group therapy, as well as psychiatric care. We also offer one of the few programs in the country designed to assist LGBTQ+ people involved in intimate partner abuse and/or family violence.
Your new, radical medical home. ALHP welcomes all who have identified as women or girls on their journeys—centering those who are lesbian, bisexual, trans, and queer.
Our Community
Trans Pride LA celebrated its biggest year yet in 2023, with 1,700 attendees and the inaugural Trans Town Hall.
Speakers included Kylie Sonique Love, Isis King, Trace Lysette, Laith Ashley, and Montana State Rep. Zooey Zephyr.
Center staff, clients, and supporters share what Juneteenth means to them.
WxW: For Women. By Women. returned to the Center after four years with a keynote address by author Roxane Gay.
