Los Angeles, California
Housing stability. Supportive services. Community reintegration.
WCI helps Los Angeles County residents access housing support, reentry assistance, case management, transportation, and qualified behavioral-health and recovery resources.
- Organization
- Warren Community Integration LLC
- Established
- 2026
- Founder experience
- 9+ years in residential operations
- Service area
- Los Angeles County
One coordinated service model
Housing and residential support create stability. Case management, reentry assistance, transportation coordination, and connections to qualified health and recovery resources address the systems around each person so progress can last.
- Housing Stability & Residential SupportSafe, structured housing and the support that helps people keep it.
- Case Management & Community IntegrationOne plan, coordinated across the systems a person is already navigating.
- Reentry & Justice-Impacted ServicesCoordinated support for people returning to the community.
- Transportation & LogisticsDependable transportation coordination that supports access and continuity.
- Behavioral Health & Substance-Use Support CoordinationConnections to qualified care, recovery resources, and coordinated support.
Why WCI exists
Housing alone does not create stability.
WCI was created out of years of hands-on residential program operations. A person can have a place to stay and still face barriers in health care, benefits, identification, transportation, employment, education, and family relationships, while navigating several service systems at once.
WCI is built around a different premise: community integration takes coordinated support around the whole person, so people can move beyond temporary stabilization toward sustainable community living and greater independence.
Who WCI is built to support
Adults facing several barriers at once, with particular attention to South Los Angeles and nearby neighborhoods.
See the full list- Adults experiencing or at risk of homelessness
- Justice-impacted and justice-involved individuals
- People returning to the community after incarceration
- Adults needing supportive housing or housing-stability services
- Individuals with behavioral-health needs requiring community support
- Individuals needing connections to substance-use services
How WCI works
Seven principles shape the service model, from how a plan is written to how progress is measured.
- Person-centered
- Every participant has different circumstances, strengths, barriers, and goals.
- Trauma-informed
- Services recognize the effects trauma can have on behavior, relationships, health, and stability.
- Housing-focused
- Stable housing creates the foundation for progress in other areas.
- Strengths-based
- Work starts from ability and achievable goals, not from a person's previous circumstances.
- Community-based
- Long-term stability depends on real connections to community resources and support systems.
- Collaborative
- Coordination with agencies, healthcare and behavioral-health providers, community organizations, housing partners, and families.
- Outcome-oriented
- Progress is measured in housing stability, service engagement, independence, and community integration.
Leadership
Experienced leadership. Accountable service.
Founder and CEO Mac Warren III has worked in residential program operations since 2017: staffing and supervision, admissions and transitions, participant services, coordination with providers and agencies, facility operations, and licensing and compliance activity.
Leadership and experiencePartnerships
Built to work alongside agencies, primes, and property partners
Experienced leadership with the flexibility of a community-based organization, delivering responsive operations around specific community and partner requirements. WCI builds and maintains relationships with government, community, housing, healthcare, and service-delivery stakeholders throughout Los Angeles County.
For conversations with
- Public agencies
- Prime contractors
- Property owners and brokers
- Health and behavioral-health providers
- Community organizations
Warren Community Integration provides and coordinates housing-related support, residential services, reentry assistance, case management, transportation solutions, and community integration in Los Angeles County. Availability, eligibility, funding, and referral pathways vary by program and partner requirements.
Strong institutions. Meaningful community impact.
Experienced leadership. Accountable operations. Stronger communities.