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Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Watts Labor Community Action Committee
Services: One stop shop for all your emergency needs. Such as rental assistance, utility bill assistance, after school programs, college prep, formally incarcerated services, employment, job training, homeless services, food pantry, free farmers market, and much more. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Provides free emergency services to individuals and families that reside in the City of Los Angeles.
Phone Number: 323-357-6262
Point of Contact: Sheila Thomas
Contact Email: sthomas@wlcac.org
Address: 1212 E. 108th St. LA, CA 90059
Services: One stop shop for all your emergency needs. Such as rental assistance, utility bill assistance, after school programs, college prep, formally incarcerated services, employment, job training, homeless services, food pantry, free farmers market, and much more.
Languages Available: Spanish, English
Target Population: All ages
Options: In-person
Website: wlcac.org
Hours/Days: Monday to Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
East Side Riders Bike Club
East Side Riders Bike Club
Services: Bicycle Education and Safety Training, Feeding the community, advocating for safer streets, listening and responding to community needs and community resources. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
East Side Riders Bike Club (ESRBC) is a grassroots 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen “at-promise" communities with critical community-building activities that deter youth from gang activity, improve health, increase community cycling access, and beautify neighborhoods. Since the organization's inception, ESRBC develops, maintains, and expands programs based directly on the community's needs and the overall vision to unite Los Angeles. ESRBC is committed to prioritizing and serving under-represented, under-resourced, and at-promise youth throughout Watts and surrounding communities, most of whom are BIPOC youth. ESRBC programs also provide parent, guardian, and caregiver enrichment opportunities and community engagement throughout Watts and the surrounding community. In addition to serving youth, the organization is also committed to providing community engagement opportunities for participants' family members to promote healthy families, increase parent-child bonding, and further community connectedness.
Phone Number: 213-925-5567
Point of Contact: John Jones III
Contact Email: eastsidebikes@gmail.com
Address: 1513 E. 103rd Street LA CA 90002
Services: Bicycle Education and Safety Training, Feeding the community, advocating for safer streets, listening and responding to community needs and community resources.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: All Ages, Families
Options: In-person
Website: www.esrbc.org
Hours/Days: 12:00 & 3:00 pm, Monday - Friday
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles
Services: Arts & Culture, Non-Profit, Education & Childcare, After-School Programming, Sports & Fitness, Mental Wellness, Youth Recreation, Resource Distributions, Virtual Programming, College Prep, Community Outreach, Vaccinations, Food Distributions, Youth & Family Support, Learning Hubs. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles (BGCMLA) provides safe and fun Clubhouses for kids to grow and thrive, life-enriching programs, and caring mentors to guide youth towards academic and personal success. In addition to diverse programming, we service Metro Los Angeles youth and their families through learning hubs, food and resource distributions, vaccination clinics, and early college prep through our College Bound program.
Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Phone Number: 323-567-2278
Point of Contact: Watts-Willowbrook Clubhouse
Contact Email: info@bgcmla.org
Address: 1339 E 120th St, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Services: Arts & Culture, Non-Profit, Education & Childcare, After-School Programming, Sports & Fitness, Mental Wellness, Youth Recreation, Resource Distributions, Virtual Programming, College Prep, Community Outreach, Vaccinations, Food Distributions, Youth & Family Support, Learning Hubs
Languages Available: English
Target Population: 5-18 years
Options: In-person and virtual are offered
Website: https://www.bgcmla.org/
Thinkwatts Foundation
Thinkwatts Foundation
Services: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship assistance, Food Distributions, Sports programming, Community Development, Health Fairs, Rental and Utility Bill Assistance. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
THINKWATTS FOUNDATION is a 501c3 organization founded in 2018 by Brandon "Stix" Salaam-Bailey, with a primary focus on community grassroots activations along with developing financial literacy programming with rental assistance and utility bill relief, custom container housing solutions for the homeless and re-entry population, food and essential goods distributions, and charitable fundraising through entertainment industry efforts.
Phone Number: 310-756-9619
Point of Contact: Brandon Salaam
Contact Email: info@thinkwatts.com
Address: 9901 S. Alameda LA CA 90002 (Unit D)
Services: Financial Literacy, Entrepreneurship assistance, Food Distributions, Sports programming, Community Development, Health Fairs, Rental and Utility Bill Assistance
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: All ages
Options: In-person and virtual are offered
Website: www.thinkwattsfoundation.org
Hours/Days: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Positive Results Center
Positive Results Center
Services: Healing Through Trauma is an in-person, virtual or hybrid workshop for groups (12-25) (adults, & parents) to address Youth & Adults Leadership, Healthy Relationship, Re-Entry, and Trauma Awareness & Violence (Dating, Sexual Assault & Bullying)consists of virtual and/or in-person workshops. Groups presentations for youth serving educators and providers. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Positive Results Center (PRC) has been committed to creating awareness to strengthen, educate and safeguard children, families and the community on the intersections of violence from a cultural and age perspective. PRC hosts Healing Through Trauma, a group based activity, arts-based awareness and prevention program targeting Black/African American youth, K-12th, young adults (8-25), and families, including those who identify as LGBTQQTIA, are at-risk, and low income to address inter-generational violence, abuse, racism, sexism and misogyny, and the resulting trauma for historically marginalized and under-served communities of color.
Phone Number: 323-787-9252
Point of Contact: Kandee Lewis
Contact Email: kandeele@prc123.org
Address: 1128 W. 124th Street, Gardena, CA 90247
Services: Healing Through Trauma is an in-person, virtual or hybrid workshop for groups (12-25) (adults, & parents) to address Youth & Adults Leadership, Healthy Relationship, Re-Entry, and Trauma Awareness & Violence (Dating, Sexual Assault & Bullying)consists of virtual and/or in-person workshops. Groups presentations for youth serving educators and providers.
Languages Available: English
Target Population: Youth and young adults 12 - 26, adults, youth-serving providers and educators
Options: In-person and virtual are offered
Website: www.prc123.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 7:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Watts - Los Angeles WorkSource Center
Watts - Los Angeles WorkSource Center
Services: Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc. for work related duties, etc. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc. for work related duties, etc.
Phone Number: 323-249-7751
Point of Contact: Hector Chacon
Contact Email: Hector.Chacon@hacla.org
Address: 2224 E 114th Street, Los Angeles CA 90059
Services: Finding Employment, Provide Training, Computer lab with printing available for the public, information for housing assistance, supply supportive services to participants who are in need of clothing, tools, transportation, etc. for work related duties, etc.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 16-60 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Southern California Crossroads
Southern California Crossroads
Services: Hospital Based Violence Intervention, Gang Prevention, Gang Intervention. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Our mission is to provide safety and healing to individuals and communities affected by trauma caused by violence along with providing basic needs to the underserved population.
Phone Number: Office: 310-438-1660
Point of Contact: Daniel Zamora
Contact Email: danny@socalcrossroads.org
Address: 3621 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd #9
Lynwood, CA 90262
Services: Hospital Based Violence Intervention, Gang Prevention, Gang Intervention
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 13-50 years
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.socalcrossrodas.org
Hours/Days: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Children's Institute
Children's Institute
Services: Mental health resources, trauma related resources, employment resources, covid prevention, youth committee. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
We offer mental health and other related resources to families and children to better their quality of life.
Phone Number: 323-397-1048
Point of Contact: Gabriela A. Massie
Contact Email: gmassie@childrensinstitute.org
Address: 1522 E. 102nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90002
Services: Mental health resources, trauma related resources, employment resources, covid prevention, youth committee
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: Children under 18 and caregivers any age
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: childrensinstitute.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 4:30
SSG/HOPICS
SSG/HOPICS
Services: Counseling: Trauma Recovery Center, Substance Use, Mental Health. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
HOPICS is an integrated system of care which primarily but not exclusively assist those experiencing homelessness to empower themselves. We help with crises and bridge housing, social security benefits, mental and physical well being, domestic violence, case management, veterans, youth, single adults and families. We also contribute in helping with employment, substance use issues as well as those living with HIV or AIDS.
Phone Number: 323-452-2967
Point of Contact: Toni White
Contact Email: twhite@hopics.org
Address: 5949 Crocker St. Los Angeles, CA 90003
Services: Counseling: Trauma Recovery Center, Substance Use, Mental Health
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 18 and up
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: HOPICS.ORG
Hours/Days: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Compton Avenue Elementary STEAM Academy
Compton Avenue Elementary STEAM Academy
Services: Parent Workshops in : Computers Literacy Skills, Math Strategies, Foundational Reading Skills, Reading Comprehension, English Learner Strategies, Special Education Support, Nurturing a Growth Mindset, Writer's Workshop. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Compton Avenue Elementary is a safe, nurturing learning environment intentionally designed to cultivate students' character and empower them to lead our tomorrow. Our highly-qualified staff uses the latest technologies and innovative Future-Ready skills to help students become critical thinking problem-solvers and a develop a life-long love of learning. We believe through parent partnerships, your child will become the confident imaginative learner that will positively contribute to the future of our ever-changing society.
Phone Number: 323-564-5767
Point of Contact: Lashon Sanford
Contact Email: Lte7184@lausd.net
Address: 1515 E. 104th Street, LA 90002
Services: Parent Workshops in : Computers Literacy Skills, Math Strategies, Foundational Reading Skills, Reading Comprehension, English Learner Strategies, Special Education Support, Nurturing a Growth Mindset, Writer's Workshop
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: Elementary (4-11 years) and All Parents
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: Comptonavenue.org
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 2:00 pm
Watts Healthcare Corporation Women, Infants, and Children Program
Watts Healthcare Corporation Women, Infants, and Children Program
Services: WIC supplemental foods; nutrition education and counseling; breastfeeding support; referrals to healthcare and other community resources | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Watts Healthcare Corporation WIC serves low income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum individuals and children under age five who have a nutritional need. WIC is a federally funded program and is administered by the California Department of Public Health. WIC services are available to anyone who lives in California and meets program guidelines regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, or immigration status.
Individuals are encouraged to enroll in WIC as soon as they learn they are pregnant. Caregivers, grandparents, resource/foster parents, and working families with children under five are also encouraged to apply for WIC.
Phone Number: 323-568-3070
Point of Contact: Christine Cho
Contact Email: christine.cho@wattshealth.org
Address: 1) Watts WIC: 10300 Compton Avenue, LA 90002 2) Compton WIC: 1900 N. Long Beach Blvd #106, Compton 90221 3) Huntington Park WIC: 6601 Rugby Ave, 2nd floor, Huntington Park, 90255 4) Hoover WIC: 700 W. Imperial Hwy #106, LA 90044 5) Adams WIC: 1985 W. Adams Blvd, LA 90018
Services: WIC supplemental foods; nutrition education and counseling; breastfeeding support; referrals to healthcare and other community resources
Languages Available: English, Spanish, Tagalog, Korean, Thai
Target Population: Individuals of reproductive age and children 0-5 years old
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.wattshealth.org/wiclandingpage/
Hours/Days: Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm
Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
Services: Mental health stigma education, advocate mental health services. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
Provide education on mental health stigmas.
Phone Number: 323-770-6320
Point of Contact: Kevin Collins
Contact Email: kecollins@dmh.lacounty.gov
Address: 1720 E 120th St, Los Angeles, CA 90059
Services: Mental health stigma education, advocate mental health services
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 18+
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: https://dmh.lacounty.gov
Hours/Days: Monday thru Friday 9am to 5pm
Soledad Enrichment Action, Inc.
Soledad Enrichment Action, Inc.
Services: Provide supportive services to gang involved clients ages 14-25 who choose to no longer be involved in criminal gang activity. Provides community events, workshops, safe passage etc. to community residents. Connect youth ages 12-18, who would otherwise have been arrested or cited to community-based case managament and trauma-informed program in lieu of arrest or citation. Improve youths' stability measures, social/emotional well-being and reduce further involvement in the justice system. Parenting, counseling, victims of crime, and tattoo removal services. | For more information click the arrow to the right.
SEA is a non-profit organization, that was founded in 1972 by mothers in East Los Angeles who lost their sons to gang violence. From these humble beginnings, SEA has since grown to become a leading provider of wraparound and social support services to high-risk individuals, families, and gang-affected communities within Los Angeles County. The mission of SEA is to empower youth, families, and communities in underserved areas to become self-determined, contributing members of society by providing guidance, resources, and support.
Phone Number: (213) 480-4200
Point of Contact: Mirna Romero
Contact Email: contactus@seaprograms.org
Address: 222 N. Virgil Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90004
1501 E. 103rd St., Los Angeles, CA 90002
Services: Provide supportive services to gang involved clients ages 14-25 who choose to no longer be involved in criminal gang activity. Provides community events, workshops, safe passage etc. to community residents. Connect youth ages 12-18, who would otherwise have been arrested or cited to community-based case managament and trauma-informed program in lieu of arrest or citation. Improve youths' stability measures, social/emotional well-being and reduce further involvement in the justice system. Parenting, counseling, victims of crime, and tattoo removal services.
Languages Available: English, Spanish
Target Population: 12 to 25
Options: In-person, virtually
Website: www.seaprograms.org
Hours/Days: Admin Hours: M - F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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