Latest News
Refugee Day 2008, held at the Le-Jao Center at Coastline College, was a great success. Thanks to all who particpated.
See the event flyer -> Refugee Day 2008
Thanks to our volunteers at our Cambodian New Year event! Our Community Culture Day, April 19, was a great success. We thank everyone who attended, and especially those who volunteered their time and energy to make this occasion memorable!
See our event flyer -> Community Culture Day
Our Mission
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit agency serving the refugee and immigrant communities of Orange County, California. The mission of The Cambodian Family is to promote social health. We do this by providing opportunities for refugee and immigrant families to develop the knowledge, skills, and desires for creating health and well-being in their lives.
Our Vision
The families we serve will have good physical and mental health, satisfying jobs with good wages, kids who thrive in school, a sense of belonging to the larger community, and a comfortable community center of their own in which they take pride and feel support.
Need a job in Orange County?
We specialize in finding jobs for immigrants and refugees. Our services are currently FREE to job seekers and employers. We are now actively recruiting:
- Youths (16-18) and adults who live in the Santa Ana Federal Empowerment Zone.*
- Southeast Asian immigrants/refugees (Vietnamese, Cambodian, Lao/Hmong).**
Who do you call for more information?
- Youths: Jeanette De La Rosa (714) 571-1973
- Adults: Quang Tran (714) 571-1986
Who do you call if you speak limited English?
- Armenian: Armen Bazikian (714) 571-1988
- Cambodian: Quang Tran (714) 571-1986 or Kieng Seng (714) 564-3402
- Farsi: Armen Bazikian (714) 571-1988
- Russian: Larisa Kozlova (714) 564-3409
- Spanish: Jeanette De La Rosa (714) 571-1973 or Alicia Tapia (714) 564-3405
- Vietnamese: Quang Tran (714) 571-1986 or Tuyet Le (714) 571-1966 x9
* This program is part of the Daisy Wheel Network, sponsored by the Santa Ana Federal Empowerment Corporation.
** This program is sponsored by the Freeman Foundation.
