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The 21st Century will bring new and challenging opportunities for Avalon-Carver Community Center. The status quo will not be acceptable. We must create the social architecture capable of generating the know how, innovations and expertise to bring about positive lifestyles for people suffering from alcohol, other drugs and mental health problems. We must provide the direction, trust and hope for the people we are to serve.

Lawrence E. Rogers, Executive Director

Our Mission:

The mission of the Avalon-Carver Community Center is to care for the physical, mental and spiritual needs of individuals and families in south central Los Angeles whose lives have been severely disrupted by the use of alcohol and other addictive substances. It hopes to change the attitudes and negative behaviors of it's clients for the purpose of returning them to productive and satisfying roles within the community. The Center hopes to effect these changes by offering a full range of direct and supportive services that will holistically address the needs of clients, their families and the community at large.

Our History:

The Avalon-Carver Community Center has been a multi-service resource to low-income individuals and families in south-central Los Angeles, CA since 1940.

Founded with community funds, the Center has expanded over the years to offer a variety of publicly and privately funded programs for low income families and those impacted by the abuse of alcohol and other addictive substances.

Contact Information

Telephone: (323) 232-4391        FAX: (323) 234-1008

Postal address: 4920 Avalon Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90011

Electronic mail: info@avalon-carver.org
Webmaster: webmaster@avalon-carver.org

 
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