December brought another round of impactful Louie’s Clinics at MacArthur Park and St. James Episcopal Church, where ITPC continued to foster trust and provide essential health services to the community.
This week, ITPC returned to St. James’ Soup Kitchen, continuing our mission to build trusting, healthy relationships with the community. Together, we’re fostering connection one bowl of soup at a time.
February’s Louie’s Clinic expanded its reach across Los Angeles, connecting with new friends and communities in need of support and care.
This week, ITPC returned to St. James’ Soup Kitchen, continuing our mission to build trusting, healthy relationships with the community. Together, we’re fostering connection one bowl of soup at a time.
St. James Episcopal Church has been a beacon of hope in the LA community for over 30 years, providing shelter and food to those in need. Today, we hosted our first Louie’s Clinic at St. James, focusing not only on physical health but also on rebuilding trust with those who have been underserved by the medical community.
A huge thank you to Lunair for their generous donation of 2000 facemasks, which are essential in helping us protect our unhoused neighbors and volunteers during this challenging time. Their support is a testament to the power of community collaboration in the fight against COVID-19.
A huge thank you to RunUnited for their generous $1K clothing donation! Your support means the world to us and the communities we serve.
We’re on a roll 🙌🏾 Yesterday, ITPC had the privilege of visiting Volunteers of America to provide COVID-19 education and Pfizer vaccines to homeless youth. Our mission continues to focus on reaching the most vulnerable populations, ensuring they have access to crucial resources, including vaccines, to protect themselves and their loved ones. The willingness of these young individuals to engage in the vaccination process is an important step toward a healthier community. We’re deeply thankful for the partnership with Volunteers of America and the opportunity to contribute to the safety and well-being of the youth we serve. Together, we can continue working toward equity in health care for all.
Yesterday, ITPC had the honor of revisiting Equitas Charter School to continue our work in supporting the community by providing vaccines, PPE, and supplies. We were able to vaccinate 35 people, an accomplishment that fills us with pride and gratitude. The community’s engagement and willingness to protect themselves and their families are essential as we continue to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Providing vaccines and the necessary resources to underserved communities is vital in our ongoing efforts to ensure that everyone has access to the tools they need for good health. A huge thank you to Equitas Charter School for their partnership and commitment to public health. Together, we are making strides toward a safer, healthier community for all!
Back at it again! Yesterday, ITPC had the privilege of doing vaccine canvassing at Good Shepherd Shelter here in LA. Good Shepherd Shelter is a long-term treatment and education-based shelter that provides a safe space for women and their children who are healing from domestic violence. We are honored to support their efforts and promote vaccine education to those in need.
