ensuring that the stories he fought to preserve — and the passions he championed — will endure for future generations.

please contact KSCA by email: info@koreishasca.Starting the Senior Day Program in the Seinan district is exciting to say the least.

It is difficult to accept that one is growing older and needing help to get around.The expectation that your children will take care of you disappears quickly when you realize that they are busy with their own lives or that they live too far away to be of any help.who want to stay active physically and mentally by taking part in various activities.

Many seniors want to live independently for as long as possible.This is where it all began and where we hope to continue the JA legacy by providing health/mental health/social services for our seniors.

The Japanese American population is an aging population with a higher percentage of seniors over 65 years old than that of the rest of the nation.

The Seinan Koreisha Adult Day Care will meet on weekdays.Glad for Ko that the start-up was extremely successful!Bill Yee is a retired Alhambra High School history teacher.

communities such as Little Saigon in Orange County emerged.they adapted and lived the American Dream.

The boat people were part of one of largest mass migrations in history.In 1949 the communists took over China as the ruling government.