• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 1.

Cambodian-American Community of Oregon

CACO assists families and individuals and also promotepreserve Cambodian Cultures We provides career development and mentoring programs for young adults to preserve the Cambodian Culture We also teach traditional and classical dance language and culture to youths and adults through community school camping picnic social hours and various activities About us The Cambodian American Community of Oregon was founded in 1989 to support CambodianAmerican survivors and refugees of the Khmer Rouge.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 2.

Starting Point for Refugee Children

Starting Point is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting refugee children in Sacramento.

Center for Empowering Refugees and Immigrants (CERI)

Our mission is to improve the social, psychological, and economic health of refugees and immigrants affected by genocide, war, and extreme trauma.

• Economic Development

• 4.

Khmer Heritage Foundation

HELPING CAMBODIAN REFUGEE LIVING IN US Restoring Hope Empowering Cambodian Refugees We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to capturing the brave stories of Cambodian Refugees who made the U.

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• 5.

Lao Family Community Development Inc

We build healthy communities by empowering families and individuals to achieve social and economic self-sufficiency.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 6.

FIRM (Fresno Interdenominational Refugee Ministries)

Since 1994, Fresno Interdenominational Refugee Ministries has been building communities of hope with refugee communities in Fresno.

• Public Foundations

• 7.

VIETNAMESE CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION

HI TNH THNG VIT NAM Hi t thin giup ngi tan tt m ci va oi kh Vit Nam khng phn bit tn giao hoc sc tc.

• Other Mental Health, Crisis Intervention N.E.C.

• 8.

VIET-CARE VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY ACTIONS FOR RESOURCES AND

The Vietnamese Community Action for Resources and Empowerment strives to reduce mental health disparities and cultural stigma.

ASIAN PACIFIC SELF-DEVELOPMENT

Together we can build A safe and supportive community Our Story Asian Pacific SelfDevelopment And Residential Association APSARA was formed in 1989 by a resident group of 35 refugee families who lived in Park Village Apartments PVA a deteriorated and unsafe 230unit apartment complex.