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Creating Brighter Futures with Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities

Depending on their country of origin, 5-15% of API immigrants have chronic hepatitis B. In some Pacific Rim countries, as many as 10-20% of the population are chronically infected.

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Mission

CHAA's mission is to provide community-driven behavioral health services, family support, youth development and advocacy for the historically underserved API communities in the Bay Area.

Vision

Asian and Pacific Islander communities are healthy both individually and collectively, and empowered to live independent and productive lives.

Values

Respect, Innovation, Inclusion, Integrity, Participation, Engagement, Social justice, Empowerment, Health equity, Positive change, Action-oriented, Strength-based, Family-driven, Culturally-sensitive, Client-centered, Community-focused.

API Health Source

API Health Source is an online community dedicated to the exchange of health, family, and lifestyle information specifically for the Asian & Pacific Islander population. Read other people's real experiences and share your own, find a provider, and discover valuable health and wellness content from a trusted and reputable source.

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CHAA is a non-profit organization. If you would like to speak to our staff about making a contribution, or would like information about the tax implications of your donation, please call us at (510) 835-2777.

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  • 255 International Blvd
  • Oakland CA 94606
  • 510.835.2777
  • info@chaaweb.org

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