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Food near 106 W 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

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Get food for Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

Mother's Nutritional Center
Get healthy snacks and food for families

Project WeHOPE
Get assistance applying for CalFresh

Maternal and Child Health Access
Apply for food stamps

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Enroll in CalFresh

The Wellness Center
Enroll in the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) supplemental food program

California WIC (Women Infants and Children program)
Attend a cooking class and get free produce

The Wellness Center
Get information online about breastfeeding

Soul Food for Your Baby
Get free food for women and their children

Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women and Children
Get food for women, infants and children

Public Health Foundation Enterprise WIC Program
Enroll in Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

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Christian Food Center

Los Angeles, CA
Project Angel Food

Los Angeles, CA
Valley Food Bank

Los Angeles, CA
World Harvest Food Bank

Los Angeles, CA
Food on Foot

Los Angeles, CA
Interfaith Food Center

Los Angeles, CA
Food Pantry LAX

Los Angeles, CA
Hollywood Food Coalition

Los Angeles, CA, USA
Los Angeles Food Not Bombs

Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Food Policy Council

Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Food resources in LA

Irving P · May 24, 2017 · Collection of resources
Food Resorces

Irving P · August 2, 2017 · Collection of resources
Free Food

Madeline C · December 13, 2018 · Collection of resources
Food Assistance

Errikka B · December 13, 2018 · Collection of resources
Free Food Resources SPA 6

Adjoa J · January 23, 2018 · Collection of resources
Free Food

Leilani B · March 6, 2019 · Collection of resources
Food Banks

Eric D · August 6, 2019 · Collection of resources
Food Insecurity - SPA 4

Bobby M · February 6, 2020 · Collection of resources
FOOD BANKS

Sergio R · March 2, 2020 · Collection of resources
Food Resources

Sabrina C · March 19, 2020 · Collection of resources

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Christian Food Center

Los Angeles, CA
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Los Angeles, CA

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Food resources in LA

Irving P · May 24, 2017 · Collection of resources
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