Asian American Drug Abuse Program

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Founded in 1972, AADAP (Asian American Drug Abuse Program) empowers individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use disorders through transformative, culturally affirming programs promoting recovery, opportunity, justice and wellness.

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors and celebrates Thai Community Development Center, an organization that ...
05/29/2026

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors and celebrates Thai Community Development Center, an organization that continues to empower and uplift Thai and Southeast Asian communities across Los Angeles.

We are so proud to have Thai CDC as part of our AADAP ohana. During a critical transition period, we provided operational assistance to the organization, cultivating a path for Thai CDC to expand its programs and deepen impact. By 1996, Thai CDC established itself independently and continued growing through advocacy, community development, housing, immigrant services, and cultural preservation efforts.

Today, Thai CDC remains a vital leader and advocate for immigrant and underserved communities. We are proud to recognize their lasting impact and shared commitment to empowering AANHPI communities.

We’re hosting a Car Wash Fundraiser to raise money and help our clients celebrate Fathers’s Day!Come support a great cau...
05/28/2026

We’re hosting a Car Wash Fundraiser to raise money and help our clients celebrate Fathers’s Day!

Come support a great cause and leave with a sparkling clean car!

📅 May 30, June 6th, & 13th, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 AADAP Corporate Office: 2900 Crenshaw Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016

Pricing:
🚘 Regular cars – $10
🚙 SUVs & trucks – $15

Every wash helps us make Father’s Day special for the families we serve.
We appreciate your support!

AADAP stands with Muslim communities and all those impacted by the tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
05/27/2026

AADAP stands with Muslim communities and all those impacted by the tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego.

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE), an organization dedicate...
05/19/2026

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE), an organization dedicated to expanding economic opportunity and empowering AAPI communities across Los Angeles.

Founded in 1975 with support and sponsorship from AADAP and funding through Mayor Tom Bradley’s office, PACE was created to address the growing employment and workforce needs within the AAPI community at a time when few organizations focused on this work.

Initially incorporated under AADAP, PACE became a vital resource for AAPI-owned businesses, workforce development, and Southeast Asian refugees seeking employment and stability following the Vietnam War. In 1976, PACE became an independent organization and has continued to grow its impact ever since.

Today, PACE continues to uplift communities through workforce development, education, housing, and business support services. We are proud to recognize their lasting impact and shared commitment to empowering AANHPI communities.

Investing is a tool for building long-term stability—and it’s more accessible than you might think.Join this workshop an...
05/18/2026

Investing is a tool for building long-term stability—and it’s more accessible than you might think.

Join this workshop and learn:
✔️ Core investing concepts in simple terms
✔️ How to get started with what you have
✔️ Strategies to grow your money over time

No matter where you’re starting, this is a step toward building your future.

📅 May 26, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 Chase Community Center – Crenshaw
Register through our Linktree

Attend the full series (all 4 workshops) to receive a certificate and gift card!

Mental health is extremely important as it affects how we feel, think, and act everyday. Take care of your mental health...
05/15/2026

Mental health is extremely important as it affects how we feel, think, and act everyday.
Take care of your mental health 🩵
Covered California offers free mental services in all plans.

Please find more information at coveredca.com

Covered California

Our Youth & Family Programs participants brought incredible energy to “Unity Through The Drum” 🥁Hosted by the incredible...
05/14/2026

Our Youth & Family Programs participants brought incredible energy to “Unity Through The Drum” 🥁

Hosted by the incredible Melana Timbera, this special evening celebrated Afro-Cuban music, culture, and connection through rhythm and shared experience. Throughout the program, youth explored traditional Afro-Cuban rhythms and their cultural significance, leading up to a vibrant final performance that filled the room with joy, movement, and powerful community spirit.

We’re so proud of all the participants for their dedication and hard work.

Special thanks to the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, Council District 8 (Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson), and Latin Percussion for supporting this meaningful program and helping make this experience possible through their partnership and drum donations.

On May 7, 2026, AADAP’s Koi Pond Entrepreneurship & Small Business Incubator Program culminated in an inspiring and impa...
05/13/2026

On May 7, 2026, AADAP’s Koi Pond Entrepreneurship & Small Business Incubator Program culminated in an inspiring and impactful Fast Pitch Competition, bringing together entrepreneurs, banking and community leaders, workforce development professionals, and supporters dedicated to uplifting small businesses and economic opportunity within our communities.

Over the course of the cohort, participants engaged in entrepreneurship training, business planning, financial literacy, branding, and business development workshops designed to strengthen and grow their business visions. The Fast Pitch Competition provided five finalists the opportunity to present their businesses before an esteemed panel of judges representing banking, economic development, and community investment sectors.

We are proud to congratulate our 2026 Koi Pond Fast Pitch winners:

🥇 1st Place — Amber Stanford (Ambeezy’s Organic)
🥈 2nd Place — Tahesia Hall (Hair Taxi Mobile Barbers)
🥉 3rd Place — Beatriz Magãna Soto (Cutie’s Kitchen)
🏅 4th Place — Lori Hang Hutter (Root to Rise)
🏅 5th Place — Eve Mathis (Botanic Amenities)

A heartfelt thank you to our distinguished judges for sharing their expertise, encouragement, and professional insight with our finalists and attendees:

• Eric Gutierrez, CRA Officer, Preferred Bank
• Elder Sanabria, Senior Manager, Economic Opportunity, City of Los Angeles
• Fredy Salguero, Vice President, External Affairs, Southern California, Comerica Bank
• Jair De La Herra, Senior Business Banker, Citibank US
• Jabbar Wesley, Senior Program Officer, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
• Tatiana Roberts, Vice President Community Manager, JPMorganChase
• Wei-Ling Chin, FVP & Community Development Officer, IV, Openbank

We extend our deepest appreciation to Preferred Bank for sponsoring the Koi Pond Fast Pitch Competition, as well as to Jabbar Wesley and LISC LA for their generous $5,000 grant supporting our first-place winner, Amber Stanford of Ambeezy’s Organic.

This event reflected the power of collaboration, mentorship, and investment in community-driven entrepreneurship. We are grateful to all cohort participants, instructors, partners, judges, staff, and attendees who contributed to making Koi Pond such a meaningful success.

We look forward to the continued growth of the Koi Pond Entrepreneurship & Small Business Incubator Program and are excited for the upcoming 2026 cohorts ahead. Follow us to stay connected for future opportunities, announcements, and community impact stories.

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC) — an organization with a lo...
05/12/2026

This AANHPI Heritage Month, AADAP proudly honors Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC) — an organization with a long-standing history of partnership and shared community impact alongside AADAP.

Founded in 1975 as the Korean Youth Center (KYC), the organization was created to support the growing Korean American community in Koreatown through culturally relevant programs for youth and families, including after-school tutoring, summer enrichment, parent education, outreach, and prevention services.

With the dedication of leaders like Rev. Paul Chun, Jane Kim, Inhwan Kim, Dr. Samuel Rhee, Ron Wakabayashi, and many others, KYC grew into an independent nonprofit organization in 1983 and eventually became KYCC.

Today, Koreatown Youth and Community Center continues to uplift multicultural communities across Los Angeles through advocacy, education, and community care. We are proud to continue standing alongside KYCC in empowering and supporting AAPI communities.

🚨 Applications are now open to join the CSC - Los Angeles Team.We’re hiring for Event Security, Guest Services, Access C...
05/09/2026

🚨 Applications are now open to join the CSC - Los Angeles Team.

We’re hiring for Event Security, Guest Services, Access Control, Bike Patrol, Parking, and more. Work some of LA’s biggest sporting events, concerts, and entertainment venues including Rams and Chargers games, USC/UCLA football, LA Clippers, major concerts, and more.

📍 Hiring Event
Monday, May 18, 2026
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
West Adams Work Source Center
2900 Crenshaw Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016

Apply today at www.csc-usa.com/apply
Select May 18th as your interview date.

Address

2900 Crenshaw Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
90016

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+13232936284

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