SCHARP

About Southern California Health & Rehabilitation Program

Founded in February 1994, the Southern California Health & Rehabilitation Program (SCHARP) was established by two African American psychiatrists who recognized the need for culturally relevant mental health services for vulnerable ethnic minority populations. SCHARP focuses on providing quality mental health and rehabilitation services to those in South Los Angeles, particularly the homeless mentally ill and individuals with dual diagnoses.

Impact of SCHARP

Over the past 30 years, SCHARP has expanded its workforce from 5 to over 200 dedicated individuals, showcasing its commitment to serving the community. Through partnerships with various agencies, SCHARP has significantly improved the lives of families and individuals in need.

Why Donate to SCHARP?

Your contributions to SCHARP support essential mental health and social services for underserved populations in South Los Angeles. Donations enable SCHARP to continue its mission of enhancing community integration and improving quality of life.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the movement to uplift vulnerable communities by donating cryptocurrency or cash to SCHARP. Your support can transform lives and foster a healthier, more inclusive society.