211 LA County is a 24-hour, 7-days-a-week comprehensive information and referral service for residents of Los Angeles County. It provides critical information on available health and social services, and is an invaluable number to remember for anyone that might find themselves in need of help.

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211 LA County is a front-line, performance-driven service center, including specialized hotline services to over 600,000 callers each year. For 30 years, 211 LA County has helped connect the most vulnerable and hard to reach populations with the services they need. 211 LA County commonly fields issues and questions like:

• Help with landlords/tenant issues
• Crisis response and management
• Sudden or chronic Homelessness
• Senior services
• Violence in the home
• Specialized shelters and childcare
• Obtaining health insurance for children
• Infant safe surrender
• Qualifications for food stamps

To name only a few.

For a short public service announcement about 211 LA County, watch the following video:

For more in-depth coverage, visit the 211 LA County Site and/or watch the following:

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