9035 SE Foster Rd, Portland, OR 97266 | Phone: 503.872.8822 | www.ahscpdx.org | www.facebook.com/ahscpdx

“Today is a good day, today is August 8, 2018, so it’s 8/8/18. For us, it means it will go very well. And then today it’s going to be 99 degrees, so it’s going to go very well forever. Today is indeed a wonderful day.

After 35 years, we will finally claim our birthright of nobility and become a model for those who will follow, including the person watching us in the mirror, and one day, we will look at ourselves in the mirror.

What will we see?

We will see ourselves with people of all cultures, walking on this bridge together, eating lunches, practicing Tai Chi, taking lessons together.

We will see the mentally ill smile.

We will see little children running, dancing, laughing.

If that is not enough to see, what is?

Thank you for coming.”

Erik SzetoAugust 2018

Chairman: Dr. Erik SzetoVice Chairman: Tou MeksavanhSecretary: Donald EcktonTreasurer: Louis Lee, CPAMembers: Albert Wong Sam Chow Dr. Junghee LeeChief Executive Officer: Holden LeungChief Operations Officer: Christine LauFacility System Officer: Eric Hsu

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LOCATIONS:

Welcome Page/Table of contents 2-3

History of AHSC 4-5

18-Months 6-9

The Grand Opening 10

17th Annual Health Fair 11

Love and Kindness Donor Wall 12-13

Love and Kindness 14-17

Yu Miao Chinese Immersion Preschool 18

New Program 19

2018 Data & Statistics 20-21

Our Team 22

Sponsor Acknowledgement 23

Portland Office9035 SE Foster Rd.Portland, OR 97266Phone: 503-872-8822

Downtown Portland Office1226 SW 12th Ave.Portland, OR 97205Phone: 503-802-4401

Yu Miao Chinese Immersion Preschool5239 SE Woodstock Blvd.Portland, OR 97206Phone: 503-775-3767

Beaverton Plaza Office3800 SW Cedar Hills Blvd. Suite 196Beaverton, OR 97005503-372-9198

Message from Dr. Erik Szeto, Chairman of the Board

About AHSC

Our MissionTo be the bridge between Asian and American cultures

and build a harmonious community.

Our VisionTo reduce health inequity and improve health care

quality for all Asians.

Asian Health & Service Center’s Integrated & Holistic Services:Asian Health and Service Center (AHSC) is a non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization that has served thePortland metro region since 1983.

To realize our vision, AHSC offers an Integrated & Holistic Services Model with the followingcomponents: 1) Community Engagement2) Health Integration3) Health Care Services

Four key values: Engage, Empower, Enable and Encourage.

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04HISTORY OF ASIAN HEALTH & SERVICE CENTER

The Center was started as a social concern committee of the Chinese Presbyterian Church. The members were Rev. Paul Cheng, Dr. Erik Szeto, Dr. Patrick Chan, Mr. Luke Lee and Mr. Albert Wong. Our mission was to witness Christ’s love by serving others. With the help of his mentor, former US Congresswoman Edith Green, Dr. Szeto wrote the proposals to secure funding to establish the Center. We were able to get funding from the Oregon Community Foundation and the Women’s Opportunity Giving Fund of the Presbytery. The Center was established in 1983. Congresswoman Edith Green and Senator Ron Wyden were keynote speakers.We had a humble beginning at the basement of the Chinese Presbyterian Church with only 600 square feet and 1 ½ employees!The founding board members were:Chairman: Dr. Erik Szeto Secretary: Mr. Bruce Wong Treasurer: Mr. Albert WongMembers: Dr. Patrick Chan Rev. Paul Cheng Mr. Warren Chung Dr. David Kinzie Mr. Luke Lee

• Chinese Social Service Center established at the Chinese Presbyterian Church

• Fook Lok Woodstock Loaves & Fishes ethnic meal program

• Mental health program was started with the help of Dr. David Kinzie in collaboration with Oregon Health Science University Mental Health Program. Dr. Paul Leung [OHSU] has been our devoted medical director since inception.

• Funded by private donation and Meyer Memorial Trust, the first Asian foster home in Multnomah County was started.

• Tea-Link House, a group home for the mentally-ill

• Mr. Holden Leung joined the Center as mental health counselor and subsequently became our CEO in 1998

• Miss Christine Lau joined the Center as mental health counselor and subsequently became our COO in 2000

• With rapid expansion of services the Center was moved to 3633 SE 35th Place

• Yu Miao Chinese Immersion Preschool started September 1999

• Annual Asian Community Health Fair started• With expansion of services, our name

changed to Asian Health & Service Center• Expanded Mission: To be the Bridge between

Asian and American Culture and build a harmonious community. Vision: To reduce health inequity and improve healthcare quality for all Asians

• With support from City of Beaverton, we started operation in Beaverton

• Chinese Medicine Clinic in partnership with National College of Natural Medicine

• Model Program Award from Oregon Partnership to Immunize Children

• Public Health Hero Award from Multnomah County Health Department

• Community based participatory research studies on colon cancer outreach funded by National Institute of Health, in collaboration with Portland State University and Oregon Health & Science University

• Media and Promotion Award from Oregon Partnership to Immunize children

• Portland office moved to 3430 SE Powell Blvd

• Asian seniors ethnic lunch program supported by Multnomah County

• Cultural Leadership award from the office of Healthy Kids of Oregon Health Authority

• Community Service Leadership award from the Department of Treasury, Internal Revenue Service

• Exemplary Community Volunteer Effort award from Asian Reporter

• Citizen’s Award from Chinese American Citizen Alliance

• Community Partner Grantee Award from Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Oregon & Washington

• Pilot program with FamilyCare Health Plan, the Asian Wellness connection has served more than 4000 members

• In partnership with REACH Community Development, we started the plan to develop AHSC’s new headquarter and affordable housing

• Expansion to 6 offices in SE Portland, downtown Portland and Beaverton

• Pilot project of the Asian Cancer Resource and support services funded by the OHSU Knight’s Cancer Institute

• With the generous donations from FamilyCare Health Plan, the first Asian Cancer Resource and Support Center will be established inside our Center’s new headquarter

• Certificate of Appreciation from I’m Healthy of Oregon Health Authority

• Safety-Net Champion Award from the Coalition of Community Health Clinics

• Regional equity partner with Multnomah County

• Keep Oregon Well Mental Health Heroes Award from Trillium Group

• Primary Care Clinic in partnership with Rosewood Family Health

1983 - 1992

1993 - 2002

2003 - 2007

2008 - 2011

2011 - Present “A Bridge for the New Generation” Capital Project [Asian Health & Service Center new headquarters in Lents Town Center]

• The project was first conceived in partnership with REACH Community Development in November 2014, CEO Daniel Valliere

• With the support of Portland Development Commission Board and mayor Charlie Hales, the project was approved in June 2015

• Ground breaking on April 22, 2017• Our partners in project are: Asian Health & Service Center

Board of Directors:Chairman: Dr. Erik SzetoVice Chairman: Tou MeksavanhSecretary: Donald EcktonTreasurer: Louis Lee, CPAMembers: Albert Wong, Sam Chow, Junghee LeeC.E.O: Holden LeungC.O.O: Christine LauConsultant: Housing Development

Center Robin Boyce Mary BradshawArchitect: Holst Architect David Otte Brian Kimura Lee JorgensenContractor: O’Neil & WalshMural Artist: Courtney McWhorter Erik Szeto • Opening Ceremony August 8, 2018

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MONTHS

18-MONTHS

IN 2017APRIL 22

GROUND BREAKING

AUGUST 12FOUNDATION +

FRAMEWORK BEGINS

OCTOBER 19FOUNDATION +

FRAMEWORK FINISHED

DECEMBER 8THE CONCRETE IS

COMPLETE

AUG 8 SEP 3 OCT 2 NOV 6 DEC 24

TIMELAPSE

The framework for the foundation is finished.

The concrete for all three floors are complete,

including the steel frames.

Community and children came out

together to celebrate diversity.

“This Center will be the center connecting

all of us and all of our cultures for future generations.” Speech

by Chairman Dr. Szeto

Staff are geared up to start a new journey.

2017/APR TO 2018/AUG

08

MARCH 28EXTERIOR IN

PROGRESS

MAY 1FOUNDER

WALL BEGINS

MAY 30EXTERIOR IS

REVEALED

JUNE 12INTERIOR IN PROGRESS

JULY 27BUILDING IS COMPLETE

AUGUST 8GRAND

OPENING

FEBRUARY 19SITE VISIT

JAN 1 FEB 9 MAR 14 APR 23 MAY 13 JUN 25 JUL 28

TIMELAPSE

IN 2018FEBRUARY 7

HVAC IS INSTALLED

The team planned a special visit to take

a group picture of the center’s new permanent home

Mural artists Courtney McWhorter and Dr. Erik

Szeto start work on a 25-foot custom hand

drawn mural.

Thermal and moisture

protection layer is removed to

paint the exterior.

The building is finished and

awaiting the certificate of occupancy.

To celebrate the occasion, many

watched as elected public officials gave

keynote speeches. A tour and celebration

was followed.

Large commercial heating, ventilation,

air condition units are installed to support

the large 28,000 sqft building with LEED

certification.

18-MONTHS

10 11AUGUST 8THE GRAND OPENING AUGUST 18

17TH ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR

Screenings and services includes: Blood Glucose, Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Body Mass Index (BMI), Diabetes Foot Screening, Dental Screening, Dental Hygiene, Vision Screening, Immunization (Tdap Vaccine), Lead Testing, Women Health Screening, Basic Physical Check, OsteopathicManipulative Treatment, Medication Consultation, Mental Health Information and Naturopathic Consultation.

Health Share of Oregon, Care Oregon, Multnomah County MHASD, Multnomah County Library, Multnomah County SE Health Center, Washington County Public Health, Clackamas County, Tri-counties ADRC, REACH CDC, Rosewood Family Health Center at Lents, Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services, AFC Urgent Care, Alzheimer’s Association, APANO.

Western University of Health SciencesPacific University OHSUMultnomah CountyLion ClubComfort Dental Van

REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS

COMMUNITY MEMBERS ATTENDED

EXHIBITION PARTICIPANTS

HEALTH FAIR VOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEER PROVIDERS

SCREENINGS

SCREENING PARTICIPANTS

EXHIBITION BOOTHS

EXHIBITORS

3701,000+1,779

186

15

563

1641

142

ETHNIC

55% 48%

5%

OTHERS

CHINESE

KOREAN

VIET-NAMESE 28%

19%

AGE

55% 48%

3%

CHILDEN <18

ADULT18-59

SENIOR > 60

49%

48%

YES

INSURANCENO 27%

73%

A milestone to remember

12BUILDINGLOVE AND KINDNESSONE BRICK AT A TIME

BUILD THIS WITH US DONOR TILE WALL

“What the poor need is not charity but capital, not caseworkers but coworkers. And what the rich need is a wise, honorable and just way of divesting themselves of their overabundance.” - Clarence Jordan.

Asian Health & Service Center’s programs are funded through diverse funding partners, including state and county contracts, foundations, and generous donors. Thanks to them, we are able to provide health services to the men, women, and children in our community who need it most. Our center has become home to many and our mission is to demonstrate love and kindness to all.

But as our clients and needs increase, we continue to develop new programs. This year, we are launching our Love and Kindness Donor Wall campaign to help fund new programs as well as support our increased services to new members. Needs are growing, but we cannot wait. We invite you to support and help us bring hope to those who need it.

DONOR WALL PROGRAM:

$500 DONOR / COLOR TILE$250 DONOR / REGULAR TILE

Donor Wall campaign to help fund new programs as well as support our increased services to new members. Needs are growing, but we cannot wait. We invite you to support and help us bring hope to

How To Become A Donor1. Submit a donation of at least $250 or $500 to: Attn: Holden Leung, CEO Asian Health & Service Center 9035 SE Foster Rd, Portland, OR 97266

2. Pay online at bridge.ahscpdx.org or send us a check

For more information, contact Brian Lau at blau@ahscpdx.org or 503.772.5874.

AHSC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our Tax ID is 93-1192100.

Naming Guideline 1. One language (English, Chinese, Korean, or Vietnamese) 2. Up to 3 lines 3. Up to 12 characters per line, including spaces

$500 DONOR/ COLOR TILE

$250 DONOR/ REGULAR TILE

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LOVE AND KINDNESS

CELEBRATE CULTURES AND DIVERSITY

COMPASSIONATE SERVING

Love and kindness can be illustrated through...A gathering place where people see it like

a home away from home, or celebrating the beauty of cultures despite diversity, or activities that enable and

empower individuals, and compassionate serving.

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

ENABLE AND EMPOWER

ahscpdx.org/yumiao.html

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P1 P2 BOYS GIRLS AFTER SCHOOL2014-152015-162016-172017-18

18YU MIAO CHINESEIMMERSION PRESCHOOL

A real story of Love and Kindness…Because of unconditional love from three families, Yu Miao Chinese Immersion Preschool was established in 1999.

The three families not only adopted their daughters from China, out of their love and kindness, they asked the Center to organize a playgroup for their daughters and hope that will help theirdaughters be proud of being bicultural and bilingual when they grow up.

Yu Miao ‘育苗’in Chinese means “carefully planting and nurturing young sprouts.” Give them good nutrition, and they will grow into great plants. Children are like young sprouts, too.Nurturing them early will help them become great people.

With the encouragement and inspiration of love from more families, Yu Miao expanded and was certified by the State as a Chinese Immersion Preschool and a Day Care Center with afterschoolprograms for K-3 rd Grade students since 2007. The preschool is located in Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Catholic School on 5239 SE Woodstock Blvd. The school has spacious classrooms, a hugegymnasium, private courtyard, outdoor playground and most importantly, a team of teachers serving with compassion and love. For further information and enrollment please visit our website atwww.ahscpdx.org/yumiao.html or send email inquiries to Principal Terry Yang at tyang@ahscpdx.org or call (503)775-3767.

ahscpdx.org/doc/AHSCIntegratedHolisticServcesModel.pdf

19 ENVISIONING THE NEW PROGRAMS

The new building, House of Love and Kindness in Lents provides us with more space for program expansion, here is what we are envisioning …

One Stop location for Fully Integrated and Holistic Care …

Family Practice / Primary Care Clinic will be provided on site in partnership with Rosewood Family Health at Lents

• Will serve everyone • Ages 0 to old age • With or without insurance • Regardless of

• Ability to pay • Language • Race/ethnicity • Sexual orientation & gender identity

Affordable Housing with added services targeting to Asian Residents…72Foster

REACH and AHSC have been working together for several years to identify a location for affordable housing that can serve low-income families and seniors of the Asian community as well as all other income-eligible members of the public.

72Foster was identified as an ideal candidate due to its proximity to AHSC new community center and clinic in Lents Town Center, just a mile down Foster Road from the 72Foster site.

The two organizations have partnered to connect senior residents of affordable housing with health services.

The design of this plan has been a collaborative effort by REACH and AHSC, starting with input on the design of the community and office space and units, Leasing Plan and Service Plan provided by representatives from the Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese communities at three community forums. We are embarking on a new model to provide culturally appropriate services onsite and through connection to the new AHSC health clinic and community center.

Transportation Services in partnership with Ride Connection…

Transportation is a barrier for low-income households in accessing healthy food options, medical care, and to being active and involved in their community.

AHSC has partnerships with Ride Connection and will offer culturally sensitive door-to-door service for health care appointments, group activities and events. Ride Connection will offer AHSC a 14 passenger vehicle to pilot the new transportation service to reduce social isolation, better access to community resources and promote active living.

ONESTOP

202018 AHSCDATA & STATISTICS

$3,804,134.96

$3,727,776.56

JULY 2017 TO JUNE 2018 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

REVENUE

EXPENSES

GovernmentGrants

Preschool

Mental HealthOther

CaptialProjectContribution

Fundraising

35%

10%

23%3%

16%

2%11%

AssociatedOrganizationGrants

Salaries

Profession & Contract

Office & Program

Other

50%

5%10%

28%

5%

2%

Facilites &Utlities

Benefit & Payroll Taxes

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION (THRU END OF JUNE 2018)

ABOUT 16,215 MEMBERS

286CONDUCTEDHEALTH RELATED WORKSHOPS

70% CASE MANAGEMENT

18%5%

7%

INFORMATION

COUNSELING

INTERPRETATION

5AVG.NEW MEMBERSJOIN ASHC PER DAY

12,013PROVIDED

SERVICE HOURS22,254SERVED

HOT MEALS

52Staff

Our staff goes above and beyond to meet the diverse needs of our community members.

22 OUR TEAM

1. Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and Rosewood Family Health at Lents

2. The Oregon Clinic3. Columbia Bank4. Lao Buddhist Center Northwest5. Western University of Health Sciences6. C.A.C.A.

7. Prestige Care of Reedwood8. Paul Leung9. Prosper Portland10. FamilyCare11. Oregon Health Authority - Public Health Division12. CCBA13. REACH

Platinum Sponsor:

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors:

Special Sponsors:

Table Sponsors:

Health Department

23 OUR SPONSORS

By Gender: Male 12, Female 40By Language: Cantonese/Mandarin 23; Mandarin 13; Korean 8; Vietnamese 7; English 1By Department: Administration- 8 Mental Health-11Community/Public Health- 26 Yu Miao- 7Management Team: Male 3, Female 8

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UNITY

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Korean American Health Professionals Alliance (KAHPA) of Oregon.

Health professionals to mentor students

KahpaOregon.Org

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