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 public benefits assistance for those who have limited English skills.
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
- Asian Health Coalition
- Alliance for Research in Chicagoland Communities (ARCC), Center for Community Health, Northwestern University Institute for Public Health and Medicine
Staff
- Saroeun Soeun
- Kaoru Watanabe