OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance)

Also known as Orange County Asian And Pacific Islander Community Alliance Inc and OCAPICA.

OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance) is an organization in Garden Grove, CA offering crisis services, education, financial, healthcare, housing, legal, mental health, training, transportation, and youth services. Mission: to empower underserved communities by building a healthier, stronger Orange County for all.

Location
Garden Grove, CA
Services
Crisis services, Education, Financial, Healthcare, Housing, Legal, Mental health, Training, Transportation, Youth services
Website
https://www.ocapica.org/
EIN
912047245

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What does OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance) offer?

OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance) offers Project HOPE, Project FOCUS, Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Project SHINE-OC, Project RISE/MPOWER, Well(ness)essity – Enhanced Care Management, CalOptima Housing Support (deposits and tenancy services), Housing Assistance, Health Navigation, LUNA, ROOTED, SOL, Cultural Competency Training, and Hate Crime/Incident Navigation and Therapy.

Where is OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance)?

OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance) is at 12912 Brookhurst St., Ste. 410, Garden Grove, CA, 92840 and 12966 Euclid St., Suite 495, Garden Grove, CA, 92840.

How do I contact OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance)?

To reach OCAPICA (Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance), visit https://www.ocapica.org/.

Who is eligible for Project HOPE?

Eligibility for Project HOPE: Ages 0-25 with mild to moderate concerns; hate crime/incident survivors regardless of age.

Does Project HOPE cost anything?

Fees for Project HOPE: All services are free.

How do I apply for Project HOPE?

Application for Project HOPE: Call for referrals, consultations and resources; a referral form is available.

Who is eligible for Project FOCUS?

Eligibility for Project FOCUS: Intensive services for youth 0-25 and their families; call for eligibility questions.

How do I apply for Project FOCUS?

Application for Project FOCUS: Call the mainline for eligibility and referral questions.

Who is eligible for Project SHINE-OC?

Eligibility for Project SHINE-OC: Adults 18-59 and older adults 60+ living with serious mental illness.

How do I apply for Project SHINE-OC?

Application for Project SHINE-OC: Contact by phone for eligibility and referral; printable and online referral forms exist.

Who is eligible for Project RISE/MPOWER?

Eligibility for Project RISE/MPOWER: Open to all ages and backgrounds regardless of insurance status.

Does Project RISE/MPOWER cost anything?

Fees for Project RISE/MPOWER: MPOWER services are free and short-term.

How do I apply for Project RISE/MPOWER?

Application for Project RISE/MPOWER: Fill out the intake form and email or fax it.

Who is eligible for Well(ness)essity – Enhanced Care Management?

Eligibility for Well(ness)essity – Enhanced Care Management: Available to select Medi-Cal populations of focus.

How do I apply for Well(ness)essity – Enhanced Care Management?

Application for Well(ness)essity – Enhanced Care Management: Phone listed for Well(ness)essity.

Who is eligible for CalOptima Housing Support (deposits and tenancy services)?

Eligibility for CalOptima Housing Support (deposits and tenancy services): CalOptima members homeless or at risk, with a qualifying clinical risk factor, willing to co-create a Housing Plan.

How do I apply for CalOptima Housing Support (deposits and tenancy services)?

Application for CalOptima Housing Support (deposits and tenancy services): Complete the referral form on the housing page.

Who is eligible for Health Navigation?

Eligibility for Health Navigation: For low to moderate-income families.

Who is eligible for LUNA?

Eligibility for LUNA: Junior high and high school students in AUHSD.

How do I apply for LUNA?

Application for LUNA: Contact program coordinator by text/email.

Who is eligible for ROOTED?

Eligibility for ROOTED: High school students in AUHSD.

How do I apply for ROOTED?

Application for ROOTED: Contact via text.

How do I apply for SOL?

Application for SOL: Contact by text.

Does Cultural Competency Training cost anything?

Fees for Cultural Competency Training: All trainings are free.

Who is eligible for Hate Crime/Incident Navigation and Therapy?

Eligibility for Hate Crime/Incident Navigation and Therapy: Survivors of hate crimes/incidents and their families, regardless of age.

How do I apply for Hate Crime/Incident Navigation and Therapy?

Application for Hate Crime/Incident Navigation and Therapy: Call for referrals.

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