Our sERVICES
SLACAP (South Los Angeles Community Assessment Program) is dedicated to providing education and assessment for high-risk behaviors related to mental health, substance abuse, Hepatitis C, STDs, and HIV. Our team focuses on identifying individuals at risk and offering tailored support to navigate the complexities of treatment. We work collaboratively with both internal and external partners to ensure access to comprehensive care, guiding individuals through the treatment process and connecting them with necessary resources. Through our efforts, we aim to empower individuals in making informed health decisions and improving their overall well-being within the community.
- Primary Medical Care
- Infectious Disease Clinic
- HIV Testing and Counseling
- Van / Taxi / MTA Sticker Transportation Services
- Case Management Services
- Referrals to Preventative Care and Specialty Services (including Behavioral Health and Nutrition Counseling)
- Oral Health Services
- Women’s Health Services
- Substance Abuse Treatment
- Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)
“Step up and PrEp up Campaign"
Want to know how PrEP can help you stay HIV-negative? Talk to us!
Community Events
World AIDS Day
Thursday, December 1st, 2022 from 12pm –3pm
at Watts Health Center.
PAST COMMUNITY EVENTS
World AIDS Day
Wednesday, December 1st, 2020 from 12pm –2pm
at Watts Health Center.
Hispanic Heritage Month
Friday, September 24th, 2020 from 12pm –2pm at Watts Health Center.
Children’s Back to School Health Fair
Saturday, August 14th, 2020 from 12pm –2pm at Watts Health Center.
oUR sTAFF
Montee Boulware
Born in Lynwood California but a Long Beach native, Montee is an active participant of the LGBTQIA+ & Ballroom communities respectively. Throughout the years of volunteering within the HIV/STD Prevention field and while maintaining an active presence in the Ballroom Scene of South Los Angeles, I’ve gained a new drive to make privy of those who are inept to prevention services.
“Im hoping that my time here at Watts Healthcare can help more people who look like me build a trust in healthcare and hopefully reach those who don’t to help break the stigma against HIV/STD’s and help END the HIV pandemic!
Benjamin Scott, MBS
Biomedical PrEP Navigator
Born in Los Angeles (Watts) California, and graduated USC Keck School of Medicine Physician Assistant Program. Ben possesses a Master in Biological Science, previously worked at the Cedar-Sinai Medical Center in the department of Urology before coming to the Watts Healthcare Corporation, as the HIV/Substance Abuse Supervisor.
As a PrEP Navigator for the Watts Healthcare Corporation Ben spends his time building strategic partnerships with the LGBT community partners, conceptualizing recruitment efforts for the PeP and PrEP programs, and coordinating outreach initiatives to Black Angelinos.
