1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER

1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER provides direct crisis intervention and family support services under the NAICS code 624221, which encompasses community food and housing, and emergency and other relief services. The organization delivers trauma-informed care, crisis counseling, emergency shelter coordination, and family stabilization programs designed to mitigate domestic violence, homelessness, and acute psychosocial distress. Their technical expertise lies in rapid-response case management, multidisciplinary client assessment protocols, and coordination with social service networks to ensure continuity of care. Key differentiators include culturally competent service delivery, community-based outreach models, and integrated behavioral health support tailored to vulnerable populations in high-need urban environments. Award history does not provide sufficient data to identify specific federal agencies or contracting relationships. As such, no formal agency experience can be confirmed based on available records. The contractor operates exclusively within the 624221 NAICS category, focusing on community-based emergency relief and family crisis intervention. This places them in the social services vertical, serving populations requiring immediate intervention and long-term support coordination. Their market positioning is centered on localized, non-medical human services delivery, emphasizing prevention, de-escalation, and community resilience. 1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER is structured as an 8H entity, indicating it is a Native American-owned business. The organization holds no additional federal certifications. It is geographically anchored in Los Angeles, California, where it operates as a community-serving entity focused on local social service needs. Its government market presence is defined by its role in delivering federally funded human services through grants or contracts administered at the state or local level, though specific funding sources are not discernible from available data.