The West Hollywood Project is led by the Institute for Public Strategies, a non-profit organization that is dedicated to enhancing the livability of communities through structural, cultural, social and policy change. The West Hollywood Project receives funding from the County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Health, Substance Abuse Prevention and Control. We offer substance use prevention training and education to our community, and engage outreach across West Los Angeles. Our efforts cover several aspects of community enrichment, including youth substance use education programs, Fentanyl testing supplies, Naloxone training, speaking to media and local government officials and more!
The West Hollywood Project is the driving force between creating social change to improve the quality of life in West Hollywood through increased public health and public safety. We work with our community bringing together experts and leaders to address substance use in high-density areas in the City of West Hollywood. All in all, the West Hollywood Project is about making our community safer and healthier for all residents, businesses and visitors alike!