Many Korean Americans are unable to secure available government benefits because their limited English proficiency intimidates them too much to approach government agencies, or simply because they are not aware that they qualify for such benefits. KACS staff provides counseling, workshops, and individual assistance to low-income seniors and families about various Federal and state government assistance programs such as Medi-Cal, Medicare, SSI, SSA, food stamp and low-income housing and more. We also provide limited interpretation services for medical appointments for eligible low income seniors.
Social Services & Case Management
Social Services
Bridging Program
The Bridging Program is for low-income seniors and disabled individuals who have been isolated in their homes for a long time. This program allows for supportive emergency services, such as providing meals and hospital ride/transportation services, and connecting communities to those who do not have any family or caregivers.
To learn more about this program, please click the button below.
TEAM Phone Bill & CHANGE Utility Bill Service
Funded by the California Public Utilities Commission, the TEAM (Telecommunication Education and Assistance in Multiple-Languages) Collaborative has a community based organization in our area that can help you solve your telecommunication issues.
TEAM provides education and complaint resolution to consumers who are not proficient in English.
The KACS staff who have been trained for TEAM assists Korean-speaking telephone customers to resolve disputes with their phone bills, identify erroneous charges, and properly educate them regarding their consumer rights.
If you have received a phone bill that you do not understand, or has charges you don't think you owe, we can work with you and the phone company to address your billing issues and resolve your telephone complaint.
If there is anything that you do not understand on the phone bill, feel free to ask the KACS staff by calling (408)920-9733.
Caregiver Support Program
We provide essential services to both older adults and family caregivers, helping bridge the gap between individual needs and available community resources.
Supporting caregivers remains a vital part of our mission, as they play a critical role in helping older adults maintain their health, independence, and quality of life while aging safely in their homes and communities.
Through our Caregiver Support Program, we provide information, education, referrals, and practical assistance to help caregivers navigate challenges, reduce stress, and access the resources they need. By strengthening caregivers, we help improve the well-being of older adults and build a more connected, supportive community for all.