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- EIN 86-3644726
- info@theimpactfoundationla.org
- 626-360-5118
- 2029 VERDUGO BLVD SUITE 731 731 MONTROSE CA 91020 USA
- https://theimpactfoundationla.org/
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Human Service Organizations, Human Services, Mental Health, Personal Social Services, Substance Abuse Prevention
Mission: Our mission is to serve individuals and their families in our community who suffer from anxiety, depression and/or isolation which leads to self-medicating with substances. The foundation accomplishes this by connecting individuals with treatment options and services through a network of established partnerships.
Results: 5 families served: 1) mother/daughter dysfunctional relationship: provided resources for family therapy 2) grieving mother: connected with grief therapy and grief coping group 3) 31 year old man living on the streets: medical insurance, supplies while on the street (tent, food, clothing), entered rehab treatment 4) 25 year old man couch surfing/living on the streets in mental & emotional despair: reconnected him with family, as well as provide direct contact with affordable housing, and immediate consultation with a psychiatrist for assessment. IFLA will pay therapy sessions as per 3 party agreement. 5) concerned community member connection: we provided our resource partner catalog for an anonymous friend she was seeking to offer information. Suicide concerns and abuse hotline information.
Target demographics: to serve individuals and their families in our community who suffer from anxiety, depression and/or isolation which leads to self-medicating with substances.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 5 families
Geographic areas served: The Foothills of the San Gabriel Mountaian
Programs: individuals a comprehensive plan to effect meaningful change and save lives. This wraparound approach is vital to address the complex needs of individuals suffering from addiction, often exacerbated by mental health and social issues. Our vision is a safe and healthy community, free from the tragedy of addiction.