The Watts Labor Community Action Committee (WLCAC) is a community center at 958 E 108th St in Los Angeles. It provides resources and support for people facing homelessness, including guidance through the process of seeking housing. People who have received help describe staff as welcoming and attentive, with Peter Abdelmalak and Antonio B. named for their support. If you need assistance, contact WLCAC or visit on a weekday to ask about available resources and the next steps for your situation.
Housing support and community resources
WLCAC is a community organization in Los Angeles that provides resources and assistance to people in need. Housing support is one part of that work. People who have received help describe staff guiding them through the process and staying in communication as they worked toward housing.
The support available depends on your situation. Contact the center or speak with staff about your needs, the resources on offer and what steps to take next.
Planning a visit
The center is at 958 E 108th St in Los Angeles. It is open on weekdays and closed on weekends. The entrance, restroom and parking lot are wheelchair accessible.
If you are seeking help, bring your questions and explain what support you need. Peter Abdelmalak and Antonio B. are among the staff members people have named for housing guidance. Ask the center how to reach the appropriate person for your circumstances.
FAQ
Where is WLCAC?
It is at 958 E 108th St, Los Angeles, CA 90059.
Does WLCAC help with housing?
Housing guidance is among the support people have received through WLCAC. Contact the center to ask about resources for your situation.
Is WLCAC wheelchair accessible?
The center has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, restroom and parking lot.
