Resources
- Asian Health Project / T.H.E. Clinic For Women
- Asian Pacific Community Fund
- Asian Pacific Health Care Venture
- Asian Pacific Rehabilitation Services
- Cambodian Association of America
- Center for Health Care Rights (HICAP)
- Chinatown Service Center
- Coastal Asian Pacific Mental Health Services
- East Valley Japanese American Community Center
- Filipino American Service Group
- Asian Pacific Counseling & Treatment Clinic
- Korean American Coalition
- Korean Resource Center
Help Centers
AP counseling and treatment
AP Counseling and Treatment Centers
Resources
Asian Pacific Family Center
Asian Pacific American Legal Center
Asian Pacific American Legal Center
APA Dispute Resolution Center
Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center
South Asian Center
South Asian Network
Center for the Pacific Asian Family
Center for the Pacific Asian Family
Korean American Family Service Center
Korean American Family Service Center
Little Tokyo Service Center
Little Tokyo Service Center
JACCC
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
Asian Youth Center
Asian Youth Center- About us
- Services
APWC MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to provide an environment that is sensitive to domestic violence survivors and their families, as they acquire the necessary skills and personal strength for self-sufficiency and violence-free lives.
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API Americans Awareness
1/3 of all API Americans live in California, with a large concentration in Los Angeles. 41% to 60% of Asian women report experiencing physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner during their lifetime,...
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
APWC is privileged to have a team of talented and dedicated volunteers and interns that includes, MFT students, credentialed teachers, certified yoga instructors, and professional musicians.
Ivy Terrace Permanent Housing Program
In 2010 APWC accepted applications for the Ivy Terrace Permanent Housing Program. The Terrace Housing Program consists of 52 affordable housing units all devoted to low income families. APWC partnered with Abode Communities to reserve 15 units within the 52-unit development for domestic violence survivors coming from transitional shelters throughout LA county.
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Community Education and Empowerment Program
Provides the community in the San Gabriel Valley with the following: A multilingual and multicultural supporting environment to access supportive services such as case management; counseling and counselor referrals, community resources information and referrals; and legal, medical, and public benefits advocacy.
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Domestic Violence Transitional Shelter
Provides domestic violence victims and their children with the following:
A confidential, private, and individual apartment units with computer and internet access for 18 months staying which can accommodate a maximum of 6 families (24 individuals) at any given time.
Past Events
- May 2011: APWC 9th Annual Metamorphosis Gala
- January 2011: OCA Serves Clothing and Houseware Drivee
- December 2010: Research Society
- December 2010: 11th Annual APA Community Holiday Toy Drive
- September 2010: APWC 8th Annual Metamorphosis Gala
- May 2010: Big Sunday
- September 2009: Not from the Mall
- September 2009: Community Shopping Day
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Up to 61% of Asian women experience domestic violence.
APWC is 1 of only 3 shelters in Los Angeles that offers specialized support to Asian survivors.
Breaking The Cycle
As the primary facilitator of the teen’s and children’s bi-weekly group, I take my participation in the group activities very seriously. During my 40-hour Domestic Violence Training, my trainer stated that most children,
A Survivor's Journey
Before I came to live at the shelter, I had a serious psychiatric problem. I couldn’t sleep at night and felt a lot of anxiety during the day. My mind sometimes imagined things, and I was afraid of men. Often times I cried alone and
Shelter Application
Follow the link below to download an application for APWC's transitional shelter program.