Community Centers in Sacramento, CA

The Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center (the Center) was established in 1978 to help newly arrived Chinese immigrants in working with the myriad challenges of immigration and cultural adaptation. Today, we aim to honor and perpetuate each person's culture of origin. In the last several years

The Asian Community Center of Sacramento Valley (ACC) is a not-for-profit tax exempt organization whose goal is to promote the general welfare and to enhance the quality of life for our community by identifying, developing, and delivering culturally sensitive health and social services for older adults.

The CSD owns and manages over 170 acres of land including 134 acres of parks and 82 acres of open space. In addition, the district will soon manage over 2000 acres of private open space. Fifteen of our parks remain undeveloped, while work on new parks continues. The Promontory Community Park opened in

Family-owned and involved for more than twenty years, Carlton Senior Living is dedicated to empowering its residents through our continuum of care services. Our communities are the foundation for seniors and their families, and our services are the tools they use to live well each day. They choose how

Serving The Ethiopian and Ethiopian American Community in the Greater Sacramento Area by creating the means or the venue to address the cultural, emotional and economic requirements. ECCS will aspire and aim to be a democratic, transparent and all inclusive organization that will transcend any issues