Community Partners
HaGomel partners with mission-driven organizations in the Greater Los Angeles area that provide essential services to women survivors of sexual and other trauma.
Our trained facilitators develop and lead workshops at our community partners’ locations and activate space for public events with accessible expressive arts programs. We provide all required supplies, and our programs are customizable to suit our Community Partners’ needs.
Is your organization interested in partnering with HaGomel to provide expressive arts workshops? Please contact us at info@hagomel.org
Meet our on-going Community Partners.
Peace Over Violence is a nonprofit, feminist, multicultural, volunteer organization dedicated to building healthy relationships, families and communities free from sexual, domestic and interpersonal violence. Established in 1971, POV’s comprehensive programs include Emergency, Intervention, Prevention, Education and Advocacy services.






Since 2000, Central City Neighborhood Partners (CCNP) has been a cornerstone in the community, providing access to free services through a collaborative model and enhancing the quality of life for underserved households throughout the City and County of Los Angeles with a focus on the Westlake/Pico-Union communities. Our foundation is based on Community, Collaboration, and Systemic Change. CCNP focuses on ensuring Equal Access to Essential Need Services, primarily regarding housing, food, health, transportation, and education, Building Financial Security through professional and career development, financial education, free tax preparation, and income supports, and Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders through academic support, youth leadership, civic engagement, and youth workforce development.















Program Partners
HaGomel has had the opportunity to build relationships and partner with other nonprofits across the country who lead expressive arts programs for their communities, many specifically for women survivors of sexual trauma. Contributions to these organizations have allowed for program development, and in some cases, helped launch custom-designed healing experiences for women.










