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ARC's Programs in Action |
Randy Muth
Founder and Executive Director |
Who we areAngkor Resource Center, Inc. is a Social Services Center/Multi-Cultural Non-Profit 501 (c) (3) Organization that serves low-income Asian-Americans and other ethnic groups in Clayton & Henry Counties who still remain to be the most undeserved, isolated, vulnerable and hard-to-reach residents. The organization has a variety of programs to handle various unmet needs. ARC’s programs and services are open to people of all races and ethnicity. ARC is unique because we are the sole and leading advocate for Asian-Americans and other minority groups in Clayton & Henry Counties.
Our MissionTo help Asian-Americans and others to adjust socially and economically by providing education, information, and developmental services to improve their overall health and well-being and ultimately help them become self-sufficient.
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MAY 2013: OLDER AMERICANS MONTH!
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ARC's Healthy Seniors Program aims to improve the health and well-being of immigrant and refugee Southeast Asian seniors by conducting a community health needs assessment leading to the development of a culturally competent chronic disease prevention program in Clayton and Henry Counties. Please join us 05-25-13 from 10am to 2pm.
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ARC partnered w/ Ann Nesby, SRMC, & HRHThe TV commercial for the campaign hits TV today via Comcast and stars Grammy Award winning artist and former SRMC heart patient Ann Nesby along with other local women from the surrounding communities. The TV commercial will air in South Metro Atlanta (Clayton, Fayette, Henry, and Spalding Counties). Additional marketing with a radio spot promoting the campaign on KISS 104.1FM, outdoor digital billboards on Tara Boulevard and on I-75, and the AJC.com.
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FREE Health, Heart and Blood Screening
Part of our organization’s mission is to improve the overall health & well-being of the community. Having said that, Heart Disease is the number one cause of death for all colors and cultures. What’s even more troubling is heart disease is preventable. Celebrate Heart Month by making a commitment to take care of yourself and the people you love. See a doctor, have your cholesterol tested, and start exercising.
Interested participants need to fast at midnight before the screening for an accurate blood test from the lab. To expedite the process, interested participants are encouraged to pre-register by clicking on the following button below: |
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Make a DonationPlease consider making a donation to ARC to help us continue providing health and human services to those in greatest need. More families need our help and yours. Your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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