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Southeast Asian
Assistance Center We are
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Bethany Presbyterian Church |
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Our Location and Contact
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5625 24th Street
Sacramento, CA
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Office: |
916. 421-1036 |
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Fax: |
916. 421-6731 |
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Monday - Friday |
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm |
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E-mail: |
seacenter@sbcglobal.net |
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Funding Sources: |
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. Sacramento County
Department of Health and
Human Services, Division of
Mental Health. |
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. The California Endowment |
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. Sacramento Employment and
Training Agency (SETA) |
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Who do we serve?
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Services provided to
refugees, immigrant
citizens, asylees, adults,
elderly, families, and
youth; residents of
Sacramento County; Speakers
of Bosnian, Cambodian,
Chinese, Hmong, Lao, Mien,
Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian
and Vietnamese.
AGENCY HISTORY
SAAC was founded in 1979 at the Bethany
Presbyterian Church as the Indochinese
Assistance Center, to provide Mental
Health and cultural adjustment services
to refugees from Vietnam, Cambodia and
Laos. The agency incorporated in 1991 as
Southeast Asian Assistance Center.
Services were later expanded to include
the Russian/Ukrainian and Bosnian
refugee communities.
Today
our staff represent 9 different cultural
and language groups, and are trained,
experienced interpreters who provide
assistance both off site and in the
office.
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SAAC's
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Miss Hmong
visiting Hmong Refugee Camp in Thailand
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