Shared Housing

Aaron Community Cultural Center (ACCC) has been diligently working on expanding its services to become more aligned with the needs of the community with emphasis for our returning female Veterans while still providing help for our youth, middle-aged, and elderly.

The rooms available are a minimum of 1-bed to a maximum of 2-beds with a private bath.

Shared rooms and single rooms have varying price ranges.

Aaron Community Cultural Center is not public housing. It is a nonprofit and values privacy and safety; therefore, ACCC is a locked-gated community. It currently offers all-female housing to protect the vulnerable and low-income.

ACCC Shared Housing Amenities

Secure WiFi
Utilities
Washer / Dryer
Microwave, Stove, Oven, Refrigerator
Individuals have the freedom to cook and bake
Outdoor Patio
Food Pantry
Office Work/Study Space

ACCC Shared Housing Location

South Bay / South Los Angeles
Close to USC, SouthWest College, El Camino, Etc.

Los Angeles Southwest College - 0.9 miles
El Camino - 4.2 miles
USC - 5.8 miles

Public Transportation

L.A. Metro / Metro Rapid
Metro Green (A) Line
G Trans
DASH - LADOT Transit
The Link - Athens
Torrance Transit

Shopping Within 3 Miles

Ralph’s / Food 4 Less / El Super
Target / CVS
Ross / DD’s / Fallas
99 Cents Only / Dollar Tree
McDonald’s / Pizza Hut / El Pollo Loco
Norms / Chili’s / Red Lobster
Starbucks / Jamba Juice
And many more

One of the goals of the Shared Housing program is to help our female Veterans as they transition back into a 'normal' life by providing them with employment preparation skills, restoring their self-confidence, and rebuilding their self-sufficiency as well as a myriad of other programs to name a few. As previously mentioned, we will continue to provide the much-needed support services for our youth/homeless youth as they transition out of foster care to college and to also achieve self-sufficiency and avoid long-term dependency on social services, work toward their GED or high school diploma, learn job skills, serve their communities, and transform their own lives and roles in society.

ACCC programs are designed to simultaneously address several core issues facing low-income communities with housing, education, employment, crime prevention, leadership development, economic literacy, vocational skills, build self-confidence, nutritional awareness, self-care, social and spiritual growth leading to crime prevention and self-reliance.

If you are a female Veteran or a youth in need of our services, we encourage you to please take a few moments to fill out the online Application below.

Or
Please mail it to: Aaron Community Cultural Center, P.O.Box 5071, Gardena, CA 90249.