Healthcare that meets people where they are.
Future Hope Outreach Foundation builds wraparound care across Los Angeles’ most underserved neighborhoods — treating health as inseparable from housing, mental wellness, and economic opportunity.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Downtown Los Angeles / Skid Row, expanding to East Los Angeles and other underserved communities.
One organization, wrapped around the whole person.
Future Hope Outreach Foundation is a community health organization rooted in the neighborhoods it serves. We started at the pharmacy counter — and quickly learned that a prescription only works when a person also has a safe place to sleep, support for their mental health, and a path toward stability.
So we built partnerships instead of silos. We work alongside street medical teams, supportive housing sites, mental health programs, substance-use and MAT providers, HIV-prevention programs, and re-entry organizations to close the gaps that fall between traditional services — the gaps where people are most often lost.
Today that work spans four connected efforts: our Skid Row wraparound care model, an emerging East LA wellness clinic, Prescribe Your Future — a workforce pipeline creating pharmacy careers — and multilingual medication access for refugee and newcomer families.
Four programs, one continuum of care.
From emergency street medicine to a career pipeline to multilingual medication access, each program strengthens the others — and each is a distinct, fundable initiative.
Skid Row Wraparound Care
A pharmacy-anchored wraparound model built with street medical teams, supportive housing, mental health, MAT, and re-entry partners.
Learn moreEast Los AngelesEast LA Wellness Clinic
An FQHC-track community health center delivering integrated, whole-person primary care in a designated HPSA / MUA.
Learn moreWorkforce PipelinePrescribe Your Future
A direct path from the neighborhood pharmacy counter to a pharmacy career — ending in a guaranteed partner-pharmacy interview.
Learn moreNewcomer & Refugee ServicesMultilingual Medication Access
Grant-funded pharmacy support that helps refugee and non-English-speaking families get their medications — with counseling, translated instructions, and cost assistance in their own language.
Learn moreWhat we’re urgently looking for
These are the specific gaps we’re working to close right now. If you or your organization can help with any of them, we want to hear from you.
- Partner
DMC-ODS provider partner
A Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System (DMC-ODS) contracted SUD treatment provider in LA County — the partner that unlocks Medi-Cal reimbursement and county incentives for the people we serve.
- Clinical
MAT / MOUD prescribers
Licensed clinicians who can assess for opioid use disorder and prescribe buprenorphine and naltrexone, so patients can start evidence-based treatment without delay.
- Partner
Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) for methadone
A SAMHSA-certified OTP willing to accept referrals, so patients who need methadone have a clear, coordinated path to it.
- Partner
340B / FQHC covered-entity partner
A federally qualified health center or 340B covered entity to partner with our pharmacy network — dramatically lowering medication costs for uninsured patients.
- Funding
Community Health Worker funding
Support to grow our Community Health Worker team — the trusted, on-the-ground connectors who keep patients engaged in care.
- Funding
Grant partners & funders
Funders and grant-writing partners to help cover the cost of SUD medications for uninsured patients across every clinic we serve.
Built for trust — and for funders who do their diligence.
We keep our legal standing, service areas, and partnerships transparent — the details funders check first.
- 501(c)(3)
- Verified nonprofit
- Tax-deductible giving
- 92-3620406
- EIN
- Federally registered
- 2024
- 501(c)(3) ruling year
- IRS-recognized since 2024
- 3
- Active program areas
- Skid Row · East LA · Workforce