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Community Coalitions and Resources: South East Asian Services: Hall Mercer Mental Health Center250 South 8th Street(215) 829-3461Offers a Southeast Asian mental health program and RC case management services. South East Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition, Inc. (SEAMAAC)1711 S. Broad Street (215) 564-0690 Provides health, education and family services and community development support.Intercultural Family Services 4225 Chestnut Street | 4254 Chestnut StreetMain (215) 386-1298 or BH Office (215) 386-8490 Greater Philadelphia Asian Social Services Center4943 N. 5th Street(215) 456-1662 Nationalities Service Center of Philadelphia1216 Arch Street, 4th floor(215) 893-8400 Provides legal representation for individuals that speak English as a second language.An Asian-Pacific American Health Services Directory is available, listing agencies and providers of social services for the Asian community. You can download it here: http://www.phila.gov/health/units/mcfh/pdf/2007_Directory.pdf Russian Services: People Acting Together Can Help (PATH)8220 Castor Avenue(215) 728-4600 or (215) 728-4565Offers a substance abuse program for the Russian community. New Life and Community Health 6722 Bustleton Avenue (215) 708-2100 Jewish Employment and Vocational Services 2770 Red Lion Road(215) 728-4700 The Family and Children Center 10125 Verree Road(215) 256-2250 African Continent & Caribbean Services: Project Tamaa — Children’s Crisis Treatment Center1823 Callowhill Street/ 417 N. Eighth Street, Suite 402(215) 496-0707Assistance program Designed to meet the mental health and social services needs of the West African Refugee community. African Family Health Organization (AFAHO)260 South Broad Street, Apt. #1016Philadelphia, PA 19102-5021 Catholic Human Services227 North 18th StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19103(215) 854.7019Offers resettlement services, job counseling, and cultural adaptation programs for African and Caribbean people. Haitian Community Help Center1263 E. Chelten AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19138 (215) 224-4971 The only community center in the Philadelphia region that serves the Haitian, Caribbean and African French-speaking immigrants. Liberian Behavioral Health Services6500 Elmwood Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19143(215 ) 667-7472 Mr. Daniel Gayou, Executive Director/FounderEmail: director@libhs.org Mayor’s Commission on African and Caribbean Immigrants AffairsAddresses the cultural, social, economic, political, educational, health and general well-being of African and Caribbean immigrants, refugees, and asylees residing in Philadelphia. African Cultural Alliance of North America5530 Chester AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19143(215) 729-8225Non-profit social services and cultural organization dedicated to providing services to enrich the lives of African immigrants in the Philadelphia region. Multicultural Community Family ServicesUpper Darby office: 21 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, PA 19082 (484) 461-8660Phila. Office (opens 6/09): 5136 Kershaw Street, Phila., PA 19131Founded in 2003 to meeting the social and emotional needs of African immigrants and refugees. Casmir Cares Services4950 Parkside Ave., 4th floorPhiladelphia, PA 19131(267) 292-3116 Non-profit advocacy organization that provides a wide spectrum of services including behavioral health, intellectual disability and brain injury services.
South East Asian Services:
Hall Mercer Mental Health Center250 South 8th Street(215) 829-3461Offers a Southeast Asian mental health program and RC case management services.
South East Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition, Inc. (SEAMAAC)1711 S. Broad Street (215) 564-0690 Provides health, education and family services and community development support.Intercultural Family Services 4225 Chestnut Street | 4254 Chestnut StreetMain (215) 386-1298 or BH Office (215) 386-8490
Greater Philadelphia Asian Social Services Center4943 N. 5th Street(215) 456-1662
Nationalities Service Center of Philadelphia1216 Arch Street, 4th floor(215) 893-8400
Provides legal representation for individuals that speak English as a second language.An Asian-Pacific American Health Services Directory is available, listing agencies and providers of social services for the Asian community. You can download it here:
http://www.phila.gov/health/units/mcfh/pdf/2007_Directory.pdf
Russian Services:
People Acting Together Can Help (PATH)8220 Castor Avenue(215) 728-4600 or (215) 728-4565Offers a substance abuse program for the Russian community.
New Life and Community Health 6722 Bustleton Avenue (215) 708-2100
Jewish Employment and Vocational Services 2770 Red Lion Road(215) 728-4700
The Family and Children Center 10125 Verree Road(215) 256-2250
African Continent & Caribbean Services:
Project Tamaa — Children’s Crisis Treatment Center1823 Callowhill Street/ 417 N. Eighth Street, Suite 402(215) 496-0707Assistance program Designed to meet the mental health and social services needs of the West African Refugee community.
African Family Health Organization (AFAHO)260 South Broad Street, Apt. #1016Philadelphia, PA 19102-5021
Catholic Human Services227 North 18th StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19103(215) 854.7019Offers resettlement services, job counseling, and cultural adaptation programs for African and Caribbean people.
Haitian Community Help Center1263 E. Chelten AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19138 (215) 224-4971
The only community center in the Philadelphia region that serves the Haitian, Caribbean and African French-speaking immigrants.
Liberian Behavioral Health Services6500 Elmwood Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19143(215 ) 667-7472 Mr. Daniel Gayou, Executive Director/FounderEmail: director@libhs.org
Mayor’s Commission on African and Caribbean Immigrants AffairsAddresses the cultural, social, economic, political, educational, health and general well-being of African and Caribbean immigrants, refugees, and asylees residing in Philadelphia.
African Cultural Alliance of North America5530 Chester AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19143(215) 729-8225Non-profit social services and cultural organization dedicated to providing services to enrich the lives of African immigrants in the Philadelphia region.
Multicultural Community Family ServicesUpper Darby office: 21 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, PA 19082 (484) 461-8660Phila. Office (opens 6/09): 5136 Kershaw Street, Phila., PA 19131Founded in 2003 to meeting the social and emotional needs of African immigrants and refugees.
Casmir Cares Services4950 Parkside Ave., 4th floorPhiladelphia, PA 19131(267) 292-3116 Non-profit advocacy organization that provides a wide spectrum of services including behavioral health, intellectual disability and brain injury services.
