Company Profile

Company Overview

St. John’s Well Child and Family Center (SJWCFC) is an independent 501(c)(3) community health center. We serve patients of all ages through a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers and school-based clinics that span the breadth of Central and South Los Angeles and Compton.

Our work, however, goes far beyond the traditional health care model to embrace the broader concept of well-being. In addition to providing a broad array of primary care services, we place a high priority on developing supportive services to address families’ educational, socio-economic, and mental health needs.

This is accomplished through outreach, health education, child development and literacy education, case management, insurance enrollment, and mental health assessments. We have and continue to establish strong partnerships with health, educational, social service and development agencies to deliver a wide range of services that are responsive to community needs.

OUR MISSION: is to eliminate health disparities and foster community well-being by providing and promoting the highest quality care in South Los Angeles.
OUR VISION: St. John’s Well Child and Family Center will be a leader, catalyst, and model for the best care, long-term community health improvements, and sustainable, health-enhancing system and structures in Los Angeles.

OUR CORE VALUES: Dignity We honor and respect every person we encounter as a valued member of the human family whose gifts and rights are to be protected.

EXCELLENCE: We support and champion individual and organizational growth, accountability, creativity, teamwork, and commitment to quality, and the best standard of care.

WELL-BEING: We promote and advocate for the full integration of our patient’s physical and mental health with their needs as an active member of a vibrant and just community.

SOCIAL JUSTICE: We collaborate with others to develop systems, organizations, and programs that address the needs of and empower all members of our community with a preference for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged.