The Holistic Health Programs aims to improve physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being of our community members of all ages. To achieve this goal, the Holistic Health Programs staff work in the overlapping three areas: community outreach, individual and family interventions, and bridging community members and their service providers.
In collaboration with our partner organizations, our staff provide programs and activities that will:
Increase the community’s awareness of health related issues and available services: Equity;
Facilitate individuals & families’ confidence in managing their health: Empowerment; and
Increase community members’ Access to culturally and linguistically appropriate services.
Services and Activities
Community outreach
Person-/family-centered interventions
Workshops
Case management
Interpretation/translation services
Current Programs
Our current programs are:
Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP)
The Immigrant Family Resource Program (IFRP) is a contract between the Cambodian Association of Illinois, the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, and the Illinois Department of Human Services to support immigrant access to public benefits.
Peer & Social
Support Group
A volunteer based peer support group of Cambodian adults who survived the Cambodian genocide.
Our Partners
National Cambodian Heritage Museum & Killing Fields Memorial, Culture and Healing Arts Program
Staff
Saroeun Soeun, Director of Holistic Health Program
Choulie Hok, SNAP Coordinator
Zackery Tao, IFRP Coordinator
Synith Creagan, IFRP Coordinator
Kaoru Watanabe, Associate Director
Any questions? Please contact us.
Immigrang Family Resource Program
The goal of the IFRP is to ensure that low-income immigrant families and other limited-English speaking persons are able to thrive by reducing barriers when seeking public benefits (nutritional, medical, housing, psychological, childcare, employment), as well as the cash support they need for proper health, well-being, and economic self-sufficiency.
Our Khmer-English bilingual staff members assist you in applying for cash assistance, Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). We also provide interpretations and translation services to the community members, the information such as, types and eligibilities for available public benefits. If needed, we will make referrals to appropriate agencies.
For further information, please contact us.