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1. WIC - Inglewood

· 13 reviews

975 N La Brea Ave, Inglewood, CA 90302

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1. Personalized Support: PHFE WIC provides tailored assistance for pregnant women and caretakers of young children in Southern California.
2. Convenient Shopping: Easily shop for WIC foods in privacy, making the process hassle-free and discreet.
3. Accessible Resources: Gain access to free WIC Assistance, resources, and a supportive network for thriving families.
4. California WIC App: Stay updated on food benefits and locate nearby stores with the user-friendly California WIC app.
5. Flexible Appointments: Schedule WIC appointments by phone, in-person, or online in Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Bernardino County.

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2. One For All – OFA - Inglewood

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903 E Redondo Blvd, Inglewood, CA 90301

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Business: One For All - OFA Kids, Empowering youth through community-based programs, Inglewood, CA.

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3. Black Women's Forum - Leimert Park

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3870 Crenshaw Blvd # 210, Los Angeles, CA 90008

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4. National Council-Negro Women - View Park-Windsor Hills

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3720 W 54th St, Los Angeles, CA 90043

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1. Empowering Women of African Descent: SCC-NCNW leads the way in advocating for and empowering women, families, and communities.
2. Legacy of Influential Leaders: Founded by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune and led by Dr. Dorothy Height, NCNW continues to inspire through its programs.
3. Focus on Education and Empowerment: NCNW's CORE 4 initiatives promote education, entrepreneurship, health, and civic engagement for women.
4. Community Impact: With 200 sections in 32 states, NCNW reaches over 3,000,000 women and men to create positive change.
5. Commitment to Safety and Health: In challenging times, NCNW prioritizes the well-being of all by promoting safety measures and health practices.