Our Locations
Tom Bradley FamilySource Center
5213 West Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90019
323.300.6077
The Tom Bradley FamilySource Center is committed to continuing the community service legacy of the late Mayor Tom Bradley by coordinating resources and services to assist, enrich, and empower individuals, youth and families.
The Tom Bradley FamilySource Center is a comprehensive information and referral service center, servicing the Mid-City and West Los Angeles communities. The Center offers an array of services which deal with the immediate needs of the surrounding community.
The Tom Bradley FamilySource Center is administered by the City of Los Angeles Community Development Department and funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
South Seas House
2301 West 24th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90018
323.300.6077 or 323.373.9483
Formally known as the Joseph Dupuy Residence, the South Seas House is a turn-of-the 20th-century house turned community center. Located in the historic West Adams District, the South Seas House was renovated to create a gathering place for the community. The house was saved from demolition by proactive and committed neighborhood residents, who convinced their local official to secure funding to restore it for use by the areas families. Nearly $1 million went into its extensive interior and exterior renovation. The 'South Seas House' got its more popular name because if the strong Polynesian architectural influence of the original structure.
The House is owned, managed, and staffed by the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks. FSS has operated a community technology program at the South Seas House since summer 2004 (and we love the 'digs'). For more information on the South Seas House, contact the L. A. Department of Recreation and Parks staff at 323.373.9483, or United Neighborhoods of the Historic Arlington Heights, West Adams and Jefferson Park Communities Neighborhood Council.
Harvard Heights
Harvard Heights Community Network launched in the spring of 2003. Harvard Heights was the neighborhood of the FSS co-founders and is also home to the organization's wireless community network and the focus of our early community networking efforts. Harvard Heights Community (WiFi) Network was designed to benefit all neighborhood stakeholders. Harvard Heights, also in Mid-City Los Angeles, is home to a culturally and economically diverse resident and business population.
