Free English Classes
We have English classes on Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturdays
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Health Workshop
Cervical Health Workshop for Cambodian women
Date: Saturday, January 30th, 2010, 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Where: SEAMAAC
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Free Health Screening
free flu shots,glucose screening,blood pressure checks, vision screening
Date: 10/24/2009
Time: 1-4 pm
Where: at SEAMAAC
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Clothing Swap Day
Come to SEAMAAC’s “Clothing Swap Day.” Bring your family’s good-quality, lightly used and outgrown clothing, and exchange them for FREE for items you need
Date: Friday, 9/18/2009
Time: 12 noon – 2pm
Where: SEAMAAC, 1711 S. Broad Street
more information call 215-467-0690

Summer Camp 2009
July 6th - August 14th, 2009. Monday - Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Ages: 10-21 Location: 1108-20 South 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Application forms

Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure
May 10, 2009
The 19th annual "Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure" will be held on Sunday May 10 beginning at 7am at the Eakins Oval/Art Museum. There are lots of ways to participate. You, your family, friends & contacts can join us by walking or running the day of. For more information, please ask Amy jone, or go to Komen's websit

Summer Opportunity For 10th and 11th Graders
From July 7 to August 5, 2009, students will spend 4 weeks at Penn's campus and will earn a stipend upon successful completion of the program. must be in 10th or 11th grade and currently enrolled in a Philadelphia public or charter school to be eligible to participate in this program. register

Citizenship Day, Saturday April 18,2009
Do you need help applying for US citizenship? Time: 10 am - 4 pm. Location: Nationalities Service Center. 1216 Arch Street, 4th floor, Philadelphia [more...]

Spring into Health on April 25,2009
1-5 pm at Saunder's Park,free medical screen,free dood. across from the Emergency Dept.,at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center W. Philadelphia (38-39th and Poweltown Ave).Rain Day, May 2. [more...]

Cambodian and Laotian New Year Southeast Asian Senior Benefit Fair
Saturday 4/18/2009, 10 am - 2 pm. Mifflin Park (5th - 6th and Wolf,Rittner street). [more...]

The Youth Tobacco Prevention & Awareness Poster Contest by Mon.,March 30th 2009
Open to any youth who lives in the city and is currently in 3rd through 12th grade
First-place winners will receive a $250 Borders Gift Card. Second-place winners will receive a $125 Borders Gift Card. Third-place winners will receive a $75 Borders Gift Card. [more...]

October 18, 2008
Saturday 10am - 2pm First Annual Philadelphia Childrens Health Lead Awareness Fair  
at the Faculty Student Center of Temple Universitys Health Science Campus, located at 3340 N. Broad Street. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Temple Health Connection, and the City of Philadelphia Department of Public Health (DOH) have joined forces to co-sponsor and present

October 19, 2008
Annual AIDS Walk Philly 
AIDS WALK PHILLY is the Delaware Valley's larget annual HIV/AIDS public awareness and fundraising event. Seamaac staff will take part in it

October 11,2008
8am - 2:30pm
Vietnamese Health Fair 
3 picking up locations are available. 1) 7th and Wolf St. 2) 17th and Morris St. 3) Huong Vuong Association.

September 23,2008
Jook Breakfast and Field Trip
Fruits and vegetable picking up field trip to media 9:23 am - 2 pm. $10 per adult children are free. Bring your own lunch and bad if you plan to bring vegetable back home.

Saturday September 27,2008
Jook Cooking Lessen
Hanna will give cooking class to Health department staff at her place

Every Tues,2008
Senior Jook Breakfast 
SEAMAAC is proud to host Senior Jook Breakfast every Tuesday from 9am-11am at our South Philadelphia location: 2300 South 7th Street Philadelphia PA. 19148. tel:215 755-1130 For information ...

Thoai Nguyen, CEO Thoai Nguyen, CEO

SEAMAAC began our journey almost 25 years ago with the clear and simple mission to support immigrant and refugees to adjust and thrive in the Philadelphia area. This journey has allowed SEAMAAC to bear witness to the enduring and ever-changing hardships that confront the refugee and immigrant communities. As SEAMAAC enters its 25th year, I feel privileged to serve with such an exceptionally dedicated group of staff, board and volunteers. SEAMAACs success belongs to them and to the thousands of friends and patrons who support SEAMAACs work through the generous contributions of time and financial gifts.
South Philly High
Breakdance Boys in South Philly
Racial tensions and violence have been escalating at South Philadelphia High School, and peaked a little over a month ago when 30 Asian students were the target of a violent attack. But one group of diverse students have resisted the divisive racial tensions by breakdancing...more
New Route
Somebody’s hero
Congratulations, Hanna, for your Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Award by Bank of America

South Philadelphia has become home to many groups of immigrants, all searching for a better life. When Hanna Do traveled to Philadelphia from Vietnam, she never knew a little more than a decade later she’d be easing others’ assimilations...more
New Route
New Routes to Community Health
Our Stories, Our Health was awarded $225,000 by New Routes to Community Health, a program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Benton Foundation designed to improve the health of immigrants in the United States through media created by immigrants. Here in Philadelphia, Our Stories, Our Health is a collaborative media health initiative aiming to engage immigrant Laotian and Vietnamese seniors in the process of identifying and describing health needs through personal storytelling, video production, and discussion about health in the Southeast Asian community.
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Kay Healy - Carved in Clay
This outdoor installation of ceramic sculpture is an ongoing project inspired by the interviews of South East Asian seniors from Laos and Vietnam who now reside South Philadelphia.
SEAMAAC Elders Council Newsletter
SEAMAAC'S Elders Council was founded in November 2007 as an advisory body for programs serving the elderly. The Elders Council project seeks to restore the dignity of Southeast Asian elderly living in the United States by reestablishing their roles as leaders in the community. Members of the Elders Council help to advise the senior-serving programs at SEAMAAC’s through their lifelong experience and wisdom. Through a collaboration with the Temple University’s Center for Intergenerational Learning the Elders Council produced the first issue of their newsletter.
Community Treasures: Contributions of Older Immigrants and Refugees
SEAMAAC participated in a project lead by the Center for Intergenerational Learning at Temple University. To learn about the state of civic involvement among immigrant elders, focus groups and individual interviews were conducted in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Atlanta Georgia and Orange County California with 99 immigrant elders from seven major ethnolinguistic groups. Key informants in the communities were also interviewed including Community Based Organizations to learn about the current efforts that sustain and promote the civic roles of elders who are foreign-born.
WHYY Learning Lab Video
Our Stories, Our Health is a project that has been teaching Vietnamese and Laotian elders to shoot video interviews about health topics they identified as important to their communities. The footage will be used in health workshops throughout the Southeast Asian community in the Philadelphia area. The Learning Lab has provided the video training, which is the focus of this behind-the-scenes look at the project.
Our Stories, Our Health
A blog entry from one of SEAMAAC’s dedicated Outreach Staff, Hanna Do.
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