In partnering with WPT Cares, you are helping to provide prevention, care, and supportive services to marginalized populations in the East St. Louis metropolitan area. Contact us for partnership opportunities.
City of East St. Louis
WPT works collaboratively with The City of East St. Louis by managing the Charter local access channel WESL TV- 984, which serves the communities of East St. Louis, Alorton, Centerville, Washington Park, Cahokia, Brooklyn and Sauget. This partnership provides a platform for WPT to disseminate health related information to citizens.
WPT works collaboratively with The City of East St. Louis by managing the Charter local access channel WESL TV- 984, which serves the communities of East St. Louis, Alorton, Centerville, Washington Park, Cahokia, Brooklyn and Sauget. This partnership provides a platform for WPT to disseminate health related information to citizens.
East Side Health District
WPT works collaboratively with East Side Health District by providing basic health protection and disease prevention services to the residents of Canteen, Centreville, East St Louis and Stites townships.
WPT works collaboratively with New Salem Baptist District Association to implement faith-based initiatives in East St. Louis and its surrounding communities. NSBDA is comprised of over 50 churches working in unison to erase the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.
New Salem Baptist District Association (NSBDA)
New Day Recovery Club
WPT works collaboratively with New Day Recovery Clubby providing referrals for individuals that are dealing with substance abuse issues. The New Day Recovery Club is an addiction recovery ministry that combines biblical direction, professional expertise, and real world practicality to provide an array of services to alcoholics, addicts, families and churches.
WPT works collaboratively with Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation to serve predominantly low income and underserved populations in the East St. Louis metropolitan area. The services include referrals to primary care, dental, behavioral health, and other support services to those most in need of medical care.
Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation
School District # 187
WPT works collaboratively with Cahokia and East St. Louis School Districts to provide educational experiences for students. Opportunities are inclusive of, but not limited to, community-based programs that focus on empowerment as it relates to health education.
School District # 189
St. Clair County Health Department
WPT works collaboratively with the St. Clair County Health Department to carry out basic health protection and disease prevention services. They also serve as a resource to work collaboratively with health providers, community organizations and the public.
WPT works collaboratively with Project ARK in providing services that enhance the lives of youth, women, and families infected, affected, and at-risk of HIV disease through coordination of medical care, social support, and prevention services.
Washington University – Project ARK/The SPOT
Williams and Associates
WPT works collaboratively with Williams & Associates, Inc. addressing minority health disparities. The agencies also provide preventive health education, disease prevention, health promotion, and care services that address the health disparities of minorities in the St. Louis Bi-State region, with particular regard to African Americans.
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Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation