Our services

A full circle of support.

From safe housing to hands-on skills, AAC provides direct support and trusted community connections.

Safe, supportive housing connected to AAC's reentry work

Safe Housing

A stable foundation for recovery.

AAC community outreach and connection in Los Angeles

Community Outreach

Meeting people where they are.

Life skills and mentorship workshop at AAC

Life Skills & Mentorship

Building independence, step by step.

Creative skills and entrepreneurship training at AAC

Creative Skills

Hands-on entrepreneurship training.

What we offer

Support for every step

AAC provides some services directly and connects people to trusted partners for others. We don't duplicate what's already working — we connect.

Housing & Reentry Support

Safe, supportive housing and guided steps toward stability for people rebuilding after homelessness or incarceration. AAC helps connect people to safe housing options and supports them through the reentry process.

  • Safe, supportive housing connections
  • Reentry support and guidance
  • Assistance obtaining identification and essential documents
  • Help accessing public assistance
  • Support navigating parole and probation requirements

Direct support from AAC

Recovery & Community Connections

Peer support and connections to recovery communities that help people sustain their journey.

  • Peer and sponsor connections
  • Connections to community 12-step programs
  • Sobriety support and encouragement
  • Mental-health referrals through trusted partners

Provided through referrals & partners

Life Skills & Employment Resources

Practical skills, mentorship, and referrals that build the foundation for independence.

  • Financial literacy and life skills
  • Parenting and life-skills resources
  • One-on-one mentorship
  • Referrals to employment and education resources

Provided through referrals & partners

Entrepreneurship & Creative Skills

Hands-on creative skills training that opens paths to self-sufficiency and income.

  • Hands-on training: candles, soaps, shirts, hats, tote bags, charms, and other handmade items
  • Creative skills as opportunities for self-sufficiency
  • Entrepreneurship guidance and encouragement

Direct support from AAC

A note on what we provide: AAC provides recovery support, mentorship, life skills, and practical resources — not medical treatment or legal representation. For clinical or legal care, AAC can help connect you to appropriate providers. Eligibility, availability, and capacity details are shared directly when you reach out.

Ready to get support?

Reach out today. We'll listen and help you find the right next step.