Ltsc C

Ltsc C (LTSC) has been a cornerstone of community empowerment since 1979, dedicated to improving lives through comprehensive social welfare programs and equitable community development. Our organization was founded by Japanese American activists committed to providing culturally sensitive services to underserved populations in Little Tokyo and beyond. Over four decades, we've expanded our focus to include affordable housing advocacy, senior support, and small business development while maintaining our core mission of cultural preservation. Our team of multilingual professionals delivers services in English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Cantonese, and Mandarin, ensuring accessibility for diverse communities. We combine grassroots activism with professional expertise to address systemic challenges in housing rights, mental health, and economic equity.

Our community-driven approach has produced over 1,000 affordable housing units and supported thousands through educational programs, disaster relief, and anti-Asian hate response initiatives. We maintain transparency through annual reports and community engagement, ensuring our programs evolve with the needs of those we serve. Our partnerships with local organizations and government agencies amplify our impact across Los Angeles County. We adhere to strict ethical standards, prioritizing client confidentiality and cultural sensitivity in all interactions. Our disaster case management program provides critical support to wildfire survivors, demonstrating our commitment to community resilience. Through initiatives like the Terasaki Budokan and First Street North projects, we continue shaping Little Tokyo's future while honoring its heritage.