Sojourn Domestic Violence Services

Our Mission

Sojourn provides trauma-informed and culturally responsive services to individuals and families who have experienced domestic violence and empowers communities with the knowledge and support to build healthy relationships.
Click here to learn about Sojourn’s history.

What We Do

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The People Concern Outreach

24/7 Hotline

Answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year by a live, trained advocate. Our hotline is the primary access point for Sojourn’s programs and support services.

The People Concern Housing Services

Support Services

Our range of services are available free of charge. Survivors interested in our support services are encouraged to call our hotline for a referral.
The People Concern Mental Health Care

Outreach & Education

The O&E team provides trainings, technical assistance, advocacy events, and educational resources to clients, their families, organizational partners, fellow service providers, and the community at-large.
The People Concern Medical Services

Shelter Services

Sojourn has two shelter programs to meet the needs of survivors at varying stages of healing:
  • Crisis shelter (30 days)
  • Transitional shelter (3-6 months)
The People Concern Substance Use Services

Legal Services

Unlike many other DV service agencies, Sojourn has its own in-house attorney and legal program. Our Legal Director provides pro-bono support to our clients.

The People Concern Income Assistance

Approaches to Care

Sojourn is a trauma-informed and culturally responsive organization, which implements the empowerment model of care, a survivor-centered approach, and the principles of harm-reduction in their service provision.

Donations

Sojourn accepts in-kind donations at our walk-in center BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Contact our hotline or use the contact form above to make an appointment. Please refer to our donation guidelines before contacting us. We also accept donations through our Amazon Wishlist.

Announcements from the Sojourn Team

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Contact Us

If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.

 

If you are seeking shelter or need urgent assistance, please call our 24-hour crisis hotline at (310) 264-6644.

Please view our flyers and announcements above for any relevant information.

This contact form is for non-crisis inquires; please allow two business days for a reply and note that we will not provide advice or counseling via email.

 
Additionally, please consider your safety when contacting us via this form, as an abusive partner may monitor your use of technology.
Name
*If necessary and appropriate for us to contact by phone, we will only do so for non-service-related inquiries (i.e. volunteering and donating only) to protect the safety of everyone. Phone calls will come from an unknown number. By entering a phone number, you consent to potentially receiving a phone call.
What best describes your reason for contacting Sojourn?
If you are seeking support services as a victim of DV, please contact the hotline listed above to speak directly with an advocate. Out of an abundance of caution, we will not follow up with requests for services via the internet.
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