Support Through the Storm

Providing outreach services, housing support, and essential resources for U.S. citizens experiencing homelessness and hardship across Los Angeles County.

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Our Mission

At Dancing Through the Storm, we believe that no one should have to face hardship alone.

Our nonprofit organization provides compassionate outreach services, hygiene support, temporary shelter assistance, and housing navigation for individuals experiencing housing instability. We work to strengthen self-esteem, support mental health, and help individuals take meaningful steps toward long-term stability and independence.

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Who We Serve

Our programs focus on supporting some of the most vulnerable members of our community, including:

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Single Parents with Children

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Senior Citizens

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Disabled Individuals

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How We Help

Through community outreach and resource connections, we provide several forms of support:

  • Our team connects individuals with local resources, housing programs, and community services that can help them move toward stability.

  • We distribute hygiene kits, food, and essential items to individuals experiencing homelessness or financial hardship.

  • When funding and resources allow, we help individuals connect with temporary shelter options to ensure safety and stability.

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Inner Peace begins the moment you take a deep breath and choose not to allow another person or event to control your emotions.

— MARCANADANGEL

Cry. Forgive. Learn. move on. Let your tears water the seed of your future happiness.

— STEVE MARABOLI

Letting go is not forgetting, it’s remembering without fear. It’s stepping forward with a present mind and a lesson learned.

— MARCANADANGEL

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You can call 211 for La County for a list of resources and referrals.

  • Yes, DTS accepts outreach referrals. If you know a location where there is a few DTS Most Vulnerable categories, send an email apaugust@dancingthroughthestorm.org with location. Referrals will be checked out in the order received.

  • Yes DTS will house each category with a program to follow based upon funding, eligibility and or referred shelter availability.

  • Most Vulnerable is defined by DTS as Single parent with 2 or more kids; Senior Citizens; and Disabled individual U.S citizens.