Vaccine canvassing today at Ms. Hazel’s House, an organization that provides relief for the poor, distressed, and underprivileged individuals in a safe home environment. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to their mission while promoting vaccine education and access. Thank you to everyone involved in this effort!
Successful clinic today! We’re grateful for all the support we received and excited to continue our work in the community. Be on the lookout for our next clinic – spread the word, and let’s keep making an impact together. A huge thank you to everyone who continues to support our mission. 🤝
Gearing up for tomorrow’s clinic! Join us on June 4th at MacArthur Park from 3-5 PM for a FREE health event aimed at bringing much-needed services to our unhoused friends. We’ll be providing general health screenings, including HIV and syphilis testing, mental health support, and essential PPE to help stay safe during the pandemic. ✨ Spread the word and tell a friend – together, we can make a difference in the community!
Jump-started our Pediatric COVID Vaccine Distribution Initiative today, bringing essential vaccine education to underserved youth and families. It was a great way to spend a Tuesday afternoon, empowering families with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. We’re excited to continue this important work and make sure that every child and family has access to the resources and information they deserve.
While HIV diagnosis rates have declined overall and across all racial and gender groups, significant inequities remain. Alarmingly, HIV diagnoses have risen among persons experiencing homelessness, with Black/African American cisgender men and cisgender women continuing to face the highest rates of new cases.
Our incredible partners at Wesley Health Center continue to make a tremendous impact at our monthly mobile clinic. They provide essential HIV and syphilis testing along with counseling for HIV pre-exposure (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP).
Today, we returned to South Gate to walk the riverbeds, continuing our mission to educate, advocate, and arrange for the unhoused community to receive the COVID vaccine. It’s a crucial part of our efforts to ensure that those most vulnerable to the virus have access to the protection they need.
Today at ITPC Louie’s Clinic, we had another successful day of service, making a real difference in the lives of those who need it most. Not only were we able to provide food, clothing, wound care, and general health screenings, but we also took additional steps to connect individuals with long-term healthcare solutions. One of our participants was even able to secure a primary care doctor appointment for Monday, ensuring they’ll have the support they need to manage their health moving forward.
We are thrilled to share that we had another successful day at Louie’s Clinic! The event was made possible by the generous donations and the dedicated support of our volunteers. Together, we were able to provide much-needed services and resources to the LA community, impacting lives and bringing people closer to the healthcare they deserve.
We are so incredibly thankful for the amazing individuals who came out this week to support our efforts. Their dedication, compassion, and hard work are what make our initiatives possible and impactful. Whether it was helping distribute essential items, assisting with COVID-19 vaccinations, or simply offering a helping hand, these volunteers have played a vital role in advancing our mission to bridge health disparities in Los Angeles.
