African Coalition promotes an African-centered approach to mental health care, service delivery, and theoretical understanding of all mental health programs.
The mission of the African Communities Public Health Coalition (ACPHC) is to improve personal and community health and wellness for immigrants and refugees of the African diaspora in Los Angeles. Our program goals and activities include:
Accessing, identifying and addressing the unmet physical and mental health needs of individuals and their families within the African communities in Los Angeles
County;
Conducting culturally-informed outreach, engagement, linkage, education, and training to African-born community members;
Promoting collaborations and partnerships between the African communities, the physical and mental health entities, as well as community-based social service organizations;
Linking community members to culturally-competent, linguistically-appropriate physical and mental health service providers;
Advocating on behalf of the community for needed physical and mental health services;
Promoting wellness activities through workshops, seminars and health fairs.
12/05/2022
❤️🩹🤝🏾🌍 In partnership with Foodbank of Southern California, the Curtis Tucker Center for Community Wellness is proud to host a monthly food pantry distribution event.
When: 2nd Thursday of every month 10:00AM - 12:00PM
Where: Curtis Tucker Center for Community Wellness
123 W. Manchester Blvd. Inglewood, CA 90301
❤️🩹🤝🏾🌍 Happy Giving Tuesday! In honor of this day, we would like to spotlight one of our amazing partners, OneAmerica. We both believe in strengthening our community and empowering those who need it most.
A significant barrier facing millions of adult immigrants and refugees is learning English. Through OneAmerica's English Innovations program they work to provide the opportunity for adult immigrants and refugees to fully participate in their communities. Their program uniquely combines adult English learning with digital literacy and community organizing skills to build leadership and power in our immigrant communities.
❤️🩹🤝🏾🌍 In light of the holiday, we would like to say Thank You to our dedicated staff, volunteers, and amazing partners. We wish you a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
09/27/2022
On Saturday, October 1st, join the AfricanCoalition LA for the Black Health Matters Fall Summit & Health Fair. This FREE EVENT will be held at The Center at Cathedral Plaza, located at 555 W. Temple Street in Los Angeles, California, and online, from 8:30AM - 6:00PM PST. Register here: https://bit.ly/3S8oIwu.
12/31/2021
Our Coalition would like to ask those in our communities in LA to please get tested before and after big gatherings such as tomorrow's NYE celebrations! Keep your loved ones protected and healthy into the new year of 2022!
African Coalition echoes the statement that ‘Migration is not a crime’.
We recognize those migrants, fleeing from natural and man-made disasters, also risk their lives to make their way to all over the world.
June 20th is World Refugee Day. Please join us for our World Refugee Day Forum where we will recognize and celebrate the lives of refugees and those dedicated to helping them!
05/25/2020
Happy Africa Day!!
On May 25th, 1963, the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union) was created to promote the independence of all African states. Today we celebrate the legacy of progress and liberation of the African continent. Happy Africa Day!!
05/23/2020
Join us Monday, May 25th from 2:40-3:55pm PST to celebrate Africa Day! Executive Director of African Coalition, Senait Admassu, will be speaking as a panelist on the state of Black immigrant & refugee health, pre & post COVID and beyond.
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African Coalition is a non-profit organization, founded in 2009, in response to the growing challenges of mental illness in African communities, lack of culturally competent outreach, and educational mental health services.
African Coalition was created for charitable and educational purposes. As opposed to most programs that offer a one-dimensional plan at treating issues faced by at-risk individuals, African Coalition takes a more comprehensive approach. African Coalition combines the compassionate goal of supporting our clients through a time where compassion and empathy are the most essential and economic goals of providing much-needed resources when subsidies are vital.
Our program goals and activities include:
-Accessing, identifying, and addressing the unmet physical and mental health needs of individuals and their families within the African communities in Los Angeles County.
-Conducting culturally-informed outreach, engagement, linkage, education and training to African-born community members;
-Promoting collaborations and partnerships between the African communities, the physical and mental health entities, as well as community-based social service organizations;
-Linking community members to culturally-competent, linguistically-appropriate physical and mental health service providers;
-Advocating on behalf of the community for needed physical and mental health services;
Promoting wellness activities through workshops, seminars and health fairs.
-The guiding principles of African Coalition’s programs, training and consultations are a concern for others, integrity, and respect for both cultural and linguistic-appropriate services.
-African Coalition is a collaboration of African Communities consisting of Community leaders, Religious Leaders, Service providers, Businesses, and Individuals