AADAP provides comprehensive substance abuse treatment and prevention services, including employment and education, to youth/adults throughout Los Angeles County. AADAP’s motto is “People need People.”

Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center
1145 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA  90017
213-250-8190
www.apadrc.org

APADRC provides mediation and conflict resolution services to Los Angeles County, with a priority on reaching the monolingual immigrant Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

Asian Pacific American Legal Center
1145 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Fl.
Los Angeles, CA 90017
213-977-7500
www.apalc.org

APALC provides multilingual, culturally sensitive legal services, policy advocacy, impact litigation, leadership development, education, coalition building and civil rights support for Asian Pacific American communities.

APHCV provides culturally competent health education and comprehensive primary care services for all ages; conducts exercise, youth and senior activities; and operates a school-based clinic.

Asian Pacific Women's Center
1145 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 102
Los Angeles, CA  90017
213-250-2977
www.apwcla.org

APWC strives to empower survivors of domestic violence with self-sufficiency, dignity and inner peace by providing affordable transitional housing, culturally and linguistically sensitive supportive services.

ARS provides a variety of vocational and rehabilitation services to assist individuals with disabilities in achieving their highest potential for self-worth and independent living.

AYC provides social/health services to youth and families with a focus on Asian immigrants enabling them to better adapt and contribute to a multicultural society.

CPAF’s mission is to build healthy and safe communities by addressing the root causes and consequences of family violence and violence against women.

CSC's Community Health Center and Full-Service WorkSource Center offer medical, dental, behavioral health, case management, employment, small business, elderly and youth programs and services.

FASGI provides transitional housing/shelter, case management, food distribution, client advocacy, information and referral services, socialization and recreation programs, adult education and outreach services.

JACL-PSW is an advocate for Asian Pacific American civil rights through: response to prejudice and discrimination, policy and legislative advocacy, and cultural awareness and preservation.

KGA is committed to supporting Southeast Asian young women and girls in leading positive social change through leadership development, community organizing and cultural arts production.

KAC is a non-profit, non-partisan community advocacy organization, established in 1983, to foster greater participation in civic, legislative and community affairs.

KAFSC exists to support and strengthen Korean American families and individuals through counseling, education and other social services in the greater Los Angeles area.

KIWA works to empower Koreatown immigrant workers and develop a progressive leadership in the Koreatown community that can struggle in solidarity with other underrepresented communities.

KRC was founded in 1983 to empower immigrants and people of color communities, particularly Korean Americans, through social services, education, advocacy and grassroots organizing.

KYCC’s programs and services are directed toward recently immigrated, economically disadvantaged youth and families, and promote community socio-economic empowerment.

LACFRC provides programs to promote healthy life-styles among all ages, leadership development and volunteers in community service.

LEAP strives for full participation and equality for Asian Pacific Americans through leadership, empowerment and policy by: Developing People, Informing Society, and Empowering Communities.

LTSC provides low-income populations and the API community with social and community development services, contributes to neighborhood revitalization and the preservation of Little Tokyo.

NAPAFASA is dedicated to preventing and reducing substance abuse in Asian American and Pacific Islander families and communities through research, advocacy, education and capacity building.

OCA is a national organization dedicated to advancing the social, political, and economic well-being of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.

PACE is a community development organization that creates economic solutions to meet the challenges of employment, education, housing and business development.

PACS provides culturally sensitive and language specific services for children and families, with expertise in the immigrant API populations.

SIPA is a multi-service agency addressing the needs of Pilipino American youth and families in Historic Filipinotown and the greater Los Angeles Pilipino American community.

SAN is non-partisan, grassroots, community based organization dedicated to promoting health empowerment, solidarity and equality for persons of South Asian origin in Southern California.

Thai CDC advances the well-being of low and moderate income Thais through affordable housing, healthcare access, small business promotion, neighborhood empowerment, and social enterprise.

Visual Communications’ mission is to promote intercultural understanding through the creation, presentation, preservation and support of media works by and about Asian Pacific Americans.