Healthy Asian Youth (HAY) is an afterschool and summer tutoring and mentoring program for children grades K-12th. Provides educational, ESL and enrichment activities such has SAT/ACT prep, career/college workshops, violence prevention for ages 13-18 and reading, math and computer enrichment for ages 5-12.

Provides after-school and summer programs for English Language Learners with homework tutoring; arts and crafts; outdoor activities; ESL classes; and tobacco, drug and alcohol prevention education. Summer program helps participants work on academic issues. Program is designed with culturally relevant references for participants. Program is limited to 80 participants.

Provides legal service for victims of most crimes, including but not limited to victims of: - Theft. - Property crimes such as robbery, burglary, and vandalism. - Elder fraud and abuse. - Hate and bias crimes. - Domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and sex trafficking. Legal services for victims of crime include: - Consultations. - Explanation of victims' rights. - Help filing a police report or talking to police. - Representation of victims throughout a criminal prosecution. - Filing protective orders. - Visas for human trafficking and victims of crime. - Asylum. - Aid in seeking repayment for damages that occurred as a result of a crime.

Provides an opportunity for Asian older adults to meet, socialize and enjoy a meal together. Programs are designed to be linguistically and culturally relevant. Transportation is available, but limited. Services are available through affiliate non-profit organization Jin Huo Community Center.

Provides wellness/health prevention activities. Offers confidential HIV screening using 20-minute rapid test. Referrals provided if needed. Offers testing for the Coronavirus and screening for blood pressure. Also offers flu vaccines in season.

Provides a variety of social/recreational services for seniors. Services include congregate meals and exercise/tai chi classes.

Provides comfort and support for the beliefs, values, behaviors, traditions, and rituals of the Asian community. Services may include counseling, bereavement, job search, and/or case management. Able to make referrals to appropriate agencies in other areas.

Provides assistance to those interested in becoming naturalized citizens of the United States with information regarding the process as well as the service of an attorney who can help with filing the proper forms and who can provide legal representation in the naturalization process.

Provides a cultural/service club that seeks to improve the community through special projects and events. Particular focus is on promoting cultural diversity and awareness both outside and within the Asian Indian community.

Provides information on issues affecting individual finances, including preventing mortgage foreclosure, consumer issues, budgeting, wealth building, and notary services for the community.

Provides testing and vaccines for Covid 19 virus, the corona virus.

Agency helps administer and disburse scholarship funds. Also assists minority youth who wish to obtain scholarships.

Provides advocacy, assistance with legal and immigration information, and media education on issues of importance to the Asian-Pacific community.

Provides comfort and support for the beliefs, values, behaviors, traditions, and rituals of the Asian community. Services may include counseling, bereavement, job search, and/or case management. Able to make referrals to appropriate agencies in other areas.

Offers a free clinic that focuses on serving the needs of the Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander community. Volunteer physicians provide diagnosis and treatment services by appointment for illnesses and other medical conditions. Provides basic primary healthcare and referrals. Offers a free hepatitis B screening clinic quarterly. Does not offer physicals.

Provides culturally specific and trauma informed services to individuals experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, and/or human trafficking with a focus on the immigrant and refugee communities. Advocacy and legal services are available. Advocates may be able to help with crisis and long-term safety planning, counseling referrals, financial planning, support and referrals to shelter, case management, filing for a Civil Protection Order (CPO) and other services. Attorneys are available when applicable to meet with clients to discuss any legal concerns. If qualified, attorneys can help with a divorce, CPO representation, Marsy's Law, immigration, custody, etc. Program approach is assigning one advocate and one attorney to prevent the survivor from having to relive their trauma over and over again by telling multiple people the same story. Program also offers support groups for different ethnic communities and education/outreach to community members, service providers, and others. Service is not for those in immediate emergencies.

Provides screening, education, and treatment for a variety of diseases that affect more men of certain races and ethnicities than their races or ethnicities appear in the population. Typical screenings include prostate cancer, high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell anemia, and testicular cancer.