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    Children's Burn Foundation

    5.0 (1 review)

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    North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry - This is the church where the food bank is held

    North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry

    (5 reviews)

    Studio City

    Caring and understanding volunteers who serve all clients with Dignity and fairness. Open to all…read morepeople Monday and Friday 7:30-11:00.

    Sometimes people go through some very difficult times. They live off bread and then run out of…read morebread. They need help. The world is a difficult place and it isn't about handouts.. it is about HELPING your fellow human being. Some people don't have families to run to and have to find other resources... Luckily, the Interfaith Food Pantry is here to help. This branch in Studio City serves Studio City and North Hollywood whether you are homeless or stuck in a poverty rut without food. Every Monday and Friday, from 10am-1pm , the First Christan Church (on the corner of Moorpark and Colfax) opens its doors to help those in need. You bring an ID/ proof of residency (different branches of Interfaith help different geographic locales so it goes by zip code) or the homeless just state their situation. Interfaith works on the honor code since no one would be so cheap as to pretend to be homeless to gain some canned goods. (It provides pop-open canned goods for the homeless). Everyone gets two bags. Generally a brown bag with canned goods, some pasta or beans, canned tuna, etc and a plastic bag with bread from stores such as Trader Joe's and Whole Foods (seriously). These are the breads that "expire" that day from the grocers so the food bank picks them up. The plastic bags also feature any other bakery goodies they gain like cupcakes, coffee cakes, etc. No meats or milk but this isn't a grocery store. No thrills, no fuss, JUST HELP. Bless the people with hearts.

    WeSPARK Cancer Support Center - Santa and Doreen

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    Julia is a wonderful masseuse. Her gentle massages transform me into a state of calmness and…read morerelaxation. When I leave her table, I feel as if I am floating. In addition to massage, Julia provides manual lymphatic therapy which also has the benefit of having the feeling of being an alternative form of massage. I highly recommend Julia.

    I LOVE LOVE MASSAGE by Julia, she knows exactly the right touch for Lymphatic Drainage Massage. I…read moreALWAYS feel so much better after time spend with her. Unhurried, methodical, rhythmic continual strokes that lull my body into such a relaxed state. Her darkened room, heated bed, her soft voice and calmly listens to you. Brian With Reiki, is MAGIC. HE has an amazing incredible presence of Aura about him. His calm voice expresses compassion, his touch on diverse body parts that are particularly troublesome or plain hurtful just melting away. During Reiki my body feels light as it immerses and melts away onto the heated massage bed and my mind listening only to the natural sounds of music-- very soothing. Chris and Mita with Reflexology can cure any Muscle Issues you may have. The room is set up for complete calmness. The patience and kindliness as they work through my feet, calves and hands are indescribable soothing as it also penetrates my soul. The treatments received here at We Spark Cancer Center with phenomenal therapists is Above and Beyond. I'd like to mention also the Yoga with Milva on Tuesdays and The Strength and Stretch class with Julia is extraordinary as well. I feel so energized at the end of each class.

    Hope of the Valley Help Center - The soda area

    Hope of the Valley Help Center

    (12 reviews)

    Van Nuys

    While I appreciate what the center does, the staff & security are atrocious, condescending and…read more(specifically security) and speak down & disenfranchise the homeless and disabled. - There are NO disabled parking spots available because the staff openly parks in them and tells people in wheelchairs and with oxygen tanks (saw this first hand) to PARK down the street. It is 103 degrees. - Too much staff standing around and talking, not enough actual help. - I hate to leave a 1 star review but they get away with what they do because the people that utilize the facility don't want to risk being kicked out or face more discrimination from the employees. - I am leaving 3 stars because what they do is important but there needs to be better oversight and some sort of training on how to DE-ESCALATE situations (specifically the woman photographed that literally chased down my husband saying "do we have a problem)?" - Also, training in FEDERAL ADA Law and MEDICAL TRAINING for how to deal with mental illness & disability for staff to de ecalate and assist in situations should be MANDATORY at facilities like these. - Being scolded like a child or spoken to like a dog is unacceptable. - Final note, a social worker calling a trangender woman a HE, telling security to "Help HIM and get HIS things" is not okay; some sensitivity training could go a long way at this location.

    My parents who need help went to get food and instead of being treated well they were being…read morediscriminated and given less food than other people and waited for hours in line this is a horrible place they will not be going back

    Children's Burn Foundation - nonprofit - Updated May 2026

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