Our goal is to provide the low-income with early access to healthcare, and health supporting programs and services, in order to prevent more costly mental and physical health problems. To achieve this, we understand that the health environment must also change, so we partner with the community to inspire both individual and larger scale change. Our second goal is to provide low-income latino students with the opportunities to succeed and go to college by working on education equity in the local schools.

WFC is a community center that offers medical care, and preventative services such as free fruits and veggies, exercise classes, clothing, immunizations, and dental services. Primary care includes screenings, diagnosis, medications, health education, nutrition counseling, case management, health literacy and advocacy, mental health counseling, podiatry, chiropractic care, vision care and glasses, mammograms, labs and x-rays. Our second strategy involved training local high school students in the direct delivery of patient care and other supportive services. They also work towards changing the environment and teaching others about healthier lifestyles. A third component is working for education equity in the schools. We only provide care to those that are ineligible for other programs and don't have enough income to afford health care.

Our annual budget is $2 million. Over two-thirds is from donated goods and services. The remaining $600,000 comes from foundations, service groups and individuals. We are not a government funded program. Every $1 donated in cash leverages $9 in donated goods and services. Over 94% of our funds go to direct service. We are 100% volunteer driven.

WFC completes process, impact, and outcome evaluations for most programs offered at the clinic.

WFC provides over 8000 services a year. There are over 100 student interns at the clinic and 30 interns working on health equity in the schools. The cardiovascular prevention program has been a success with over 50% of the participants (over 500 participants total) reducing their glucose, cholesterol, blood pressure, and/or weight. All participants who have seen a counselor or taken a mental healthy class can name at 2 positive changes in their lives. About 20 patients who were unable to see, have had their vision restored through surgeries.