Asian Americans for Community Involvement

In 1973, a group of citizens of Santa Clara County gathered to express discontent and share common concerns about their experiences as Asian Americans. These community leaders founded an organization committed to the belief that diverse members of the euphemistically labeled “Quiet Minority” could unite, that their individual experiences and strengths could combine to advocate for the betterment of all Asians.

HEALTH:
Primary Care
AACI Family Dentistry
Insurance And Enrollment
Integrated Behavioral Health

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Adult And Older Adult (AOA)
CalWORKS
Center For Survivors Of Torture (CST)
Clinical Internship
Family & Children (F&C)
Adolescent Drug And Alcohol Prevention & Treatment (ADAPT) Program
Katie A Program

WELLNESS
Asian Women’s Home
Driving Under The Influence (DUI) Program
Senior Wellness Program
HIV Outreach, Prevention, And Education (HOPE)
GLOW
Youth
Friday Night Live
Youth In Technology Incubator
LEAD
Growing Up Asian In America (GUAA)

Serving the community for over three decades
It’s not uncommon for Asians and other minorities to feel uncomfortable seeking and receiving services due to language and cultural barriers. The team of multicultural and multilingual professionals at AACI works to bridge these gaps through an array of services and programs in health, recovery, advocacy, shelter and community. The AACI team includes the following specialists:

• Physicians
• Psychiatrists psychologists
• Social workers
• Marriage, family and child counselors
• Teachers
• Health educators
• Domestic violence prevention specialists

AACI’s program 3Waves is an information and referral program focused on community engagement in alcohol and other drugs (AOD) education. They publish a magazine, 3Waves, in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.