Programs and Services, Cov Kev Pab

Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County has a variety of services to assist the Hmong community in Butte County. In addition to services, HCCBC serves the community through several programs as well. Listed below are HCCBC's current programs. For more information, please contact or visit us.

Zoosiab

Zoosiab lub homphiaj yog los ua kom kev nyuaj siabntxhov plawv zoo rau Hmoob cov laus, 50 xyoo rov sauv, raws li Hmoob kablis kev cai thiab kev mojcoj  nrog rau Asmeslivkas kev mojcoj.  

Zoosiab "Happy Program"

Works to improve the mental health needs of Hmong elders, 50 years of age or older, with significant consideration for the Hmong culture and traditions. To help individuals recover from mental illness and those who are at increased risk of mental illness, the program utilizes both Western treatment methods and traditional cultural practices and understanding to support the individuals, particularly with trauma, stress, anxiety, isolation, stigmatization, and depression.

Koomtes Youth Program (KYP)

Provides a safe space for youths ages 12 - 24 emphasizing on SMAC. Substance use disorder prevention, Mental health awareness, Advocacy and Cultural preservation.
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KYP strives to empower Asian youths through mentorship, advocacy, and culturally rooted support. We are dedicated to fostering mental health well-being, addressing substance use disorder, and building leadership skills, while preserving and celebrating cultural heritage. We strive to create a safe and nurturing environment that honors identity, promotes resilience, and equips our youth to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

KYP

Npaj Tsevneeg, Family Planning

To enhance the quality of life for the Hmong community by promoting reproductive health and access to family planning services.

Providing culturally competent reproductive health prevention education to individuals and families.

Txhawb tsev Hmoob kom muaj lub neej zoo los ntawm kev txhawb nqa txog kev npaj tsevneeg.

Promotores, Txhawb

 Uses strengths based approach to empower families when delivering services. Promotores holds weekly educational support groups that focus on prevention and early intervention. Families are fully engaged through case management and resource referrals. 

Family Planning

Hmong Talk-Line

A warm-line designed to provide peer support for any Hmong community members who are going through the recovery process of mental illness. Support for families offerred via telephone and in person.
   
Ib tug neeg nrog tham thaum muaj kev nyuajsiab, ntxhovsiab uas yus tsis muaj leej twg yus zoo tham nrog lawm.

Immigration - Refugee Mental Health Advocacy

Immigrants and Refugees Stakeholder Advocacy (IMM-REF) is funded through the Mental Health Services Oversight & Accountability Commission (MHSOAC) to provide local-level advocacy, training and education, and outreach and engagement to the Southeast Asian Immigrants and Refugees in Butte and Shasta Counties regarding mental health.
 

FOR ORGANIZATIONS/OTHER ENTITIES:
To support your organization's work, the Center can work with you and/or your organization to bridge the communication gap needed to better serve the Hmong community. Please contact us at info@hmongculturalcenter.net to discuss contract and agreement options about the services listed below.

Interpretations and Translations
The Center can work with you to provide language services between you and your population. Interpretations (verbal) and translations (written) are both available.

Cultural Education
To improve understanding of the Hmong culture, traditions and customs, the Center can work with you to set up training presentation for your staff.