The voices of safety.
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“For the first time in years, I slept without listening for the door.”
“My advocate came to court with me three times. I stopped feeling like a case number. I started feeling like a person again.”
“The night I called, they didn’t ask me to have a plan. They stayed on the line until I could breathe.”
Quotes above are composites assembled from common themes across survivor feedback. Identifying details are removed. The people in these images are not Rainbow Services clients.
Seven programs. One team.
- 0124/7 HotlineA trained DV advocate answers. Not a machine, not a triage queue. 310-547-9343.→
- 02Emergency ShelterRainbow House. 38 beds, up to 45 days. Confidential location in Los Angeles County.→
- 03Transitional HousingVilla Paloma. 40 beds, up to 12 months. Bridge to permanent housing.→
- 04Community HousingScattered-site rental assistance and tenancy support for survivors moving toward permanent housing across Los Angeles County.→
- 05Legal servicesAttorneys, paralegals, and advocacy staff providing domestic violence-related legal support, including restraining orders, family court, immigration-related support, and related matters where available and appropriate.→
- 06Case ManagementThe thread that runs through every Rainbow service. Survivor-led, sustained, and confidential.→
- 07Children & FamiliesBasic support for children alongside their parent or guardian survivor. Families stay together across every Rainbow program.→
0124/7 Hotline
A trained DV advocate answers. Not a machine, not a triage queue. 310-547-9343.
Read more →02Emergency Shelter
Rainbow House. 38 beds, up to 45 days. Confidential location in Los Angeles County.
Read more →03Transitional Housing
Villa Paloma. 40 beds, up to 12 months. Bridge to permanent housing.
Read more →04Community Housing
Scattered-site rental assistance and tenancy support for survivors moving toward permanent housing across Los Angeles County.
Read more →05Legal services
Attorneys, paralegals, and advocacy staff providing domestic violence-related legal support, including restraining orders, family court, immigration-related support, and related matters where available and appropriate.
Read more →06Case Management
The thread that runs through every Rainbow service. Survivor-led, sustained, and confidential.
Read more →07Children & Families
Basic support for children alongside their parent or guardian survivor. Families stay together across every Rainbow program.
Read more →From crisis to stability. Here’s how we do it.
- 01CRISIS
24/7 hotline answered by trained DV advocates. Immediate safety assessment.
- 02SAFETY
Emergency shelter, individualized safety planning, confidential intake.
- 03STABILITY
Transitional housing, legal services, structured pathways to permanent housing.
- 04SOVEREIGNTY
Survivor-led recovery, voluntary participation, community-based supportive services.
- 05CONTINUITY
Follow-up, warm referrals, ongoing access to support groups and advocacy. The relationship does not end at exit.
Our outcomes speak for themselves.
Source: FY2025–26 program data. Financial figures from the FY2024–25 audited statements, the most recent completed audit. Every number footnoted to source. See Impact →
Impact & Accountability
- 43+YRS · CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1983|
- 30+PARTNERS · GOVERNMENT, HEALTH, EDUCATION, DV-SECTOR|
- LEADERSHIPCOALITIONS, POLICY & ADVOCACY|
- ON-SITELEGAL SERVICES: RESTRAINING ORDERS, FAMILY COURT, IMMIGRATION-RELATED SUPPORT, AND RELATED LEGAL ISSUES
