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LOG IN Username Password Lost your password? (X) * Login * Volunteer * DONATE Skip to content * Services * Seniors * Early Childhood * Women * Community Centers * Youth Leadership * Civic Engagement * Mental Health * Crisis Care * Small Business * | * Events * View Events * | * About * About IACS * Volunteer * Current News * Photo & Video Gallery * Funding Organizations * Souls of IACS * | * Blog * | * Contact * | * Milan Mixer 2024 * | * DONORS & SPONSORS * 2020 Census Latest News & Events Register to Vote – Register to vote online King County Covid-19 Vaccination, Testing and Information – Learn more CONNECTING AND EMPOWERING THE INDIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY IACS serves the Indian American community through programs, services, and advocacy for people of all ages and life stages. We help seniors, youth, women, and families with the often difficult and complex circumstances that affect their daily lives. In addition to helping them manage logistics and details, we help them build connections with others in a safe and welcoming environment so that everyone feels they’ve found a place where they truly belong. OUR AREAS OF SERVICE SENIORS EARLY CHILDHOOD WOMEN COMMUNITY CENTERS YOUTH LEADERSHIP CIVIC ENGAGEMENT MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS CARE SMALL BUSINESS LEGAL SERVICES IACS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE IACS COMMUNITY CENTER AT KENT, WA Indian American Community Services (IACS) is currently in the process of creating the first-ever community center in WA state for the Indian American immigrant refugee community dedicated to addressing basic and urgent needs. We are excited to share that the IACS has secured a physical location in Kent, WA for the IACS Community Center. As our community continues to grow, so does their need for support and upliftment. Having an accessible and easily available physical space that can serve community members with an inclusive approach is a critical, urgent need and IACS hopes to fulfil this need. We believe having a permanent physical presence will allow us to exponentially scale our impact and reach while our work across King County (Bellevue, Bothell, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Snoqualmie) will continue to strengthen our efforts in ensuring community needs are identified and addressed. There is still a lot of work needed to get the center ready to go LIVE but we wanted to share this milestone and invite you to support our journey. IACS is conducting a capital campaign for the IACS Community Center and our annual signature fundraiser – MILAN is being held on March 25th, 2023, to raise the much-needed financial resources. With the generous support of our donors & followers at Milan 2023, we hope to create a well-planned physical space that will be an anchor in the community. BLACK LIVES MATTER We, the Indian American Community Services (IACS), denounce the ongoing discrimination and violence against the black community in the United States. We are deeply sorry for our years of apathy and silence on this matter until now. The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 - allowing our immigrant community, along with many other black and brown immigrants into the United States - was created because of the civil rights movement fought for by the black community. We have a responsibility and a duty to be better allies to the black community by actively working to end this pandemic of racism and continuously affirming that Black Lives Matter. In the coming weeks and months, we urge every member of our community to self-educate, reflect on, help combat the daily deep-rooted racism and discrimination that the black community faces. We hope that every member of our community recognizes and does not forget the fear, pain and outrage rightly provoked by the senseless killing of George Floyd (and many others). We commit to looking inward to address our own biases around race, religion, caste, class, and color while pushing for reparations and integration. We pledge to advocate for a system where reparation would involve an official apology for centuries of slavery and discrimination, and the money necessary to overcome their effects. Investing reparation funds into traditionally black, often diverse neighborhoods, through social innovations, community housing, family and support services, transportation, education, K-12 education savings accounts and after-school programs vs. providing additional investments into law enforcement programs is critical. To start, we will work with our peers in our black communities to ensure that we support COVID-19 emergency assistance needs for small businesses and families as a collaborative effort, while continuing to self-examine and educate ourselves. While many may look for a return to normalcy, George Floyd's death (and those of countless other Black Americans before him) is evidence enough that we do not wish for this "normalcy”. Intense, daily work will be needed to keep supporting and advocating for our Black community in pursuit of justice and equality. We commit to following our Black leaders charge in this work and urge you to join us in this movement. CURRENT NEWS Access the latest news, newsletters and local press for IACS! Read more UPCOMING EVENTS There’s something for everyone at IACS. Check in to see what events we have planned for youth, seniors and everyone in between. View all DONATE TODAY Our contribution can help sustain IACS efforts to support Indian Americans throughout our region. Donate Now > "IACS IS FOR EVERYONE. SENIORS, ADULTS, YOUTH, CHILDREN AND WOMEN. WHEN THERE > IS NO FAMILY TO SUPPORT YOU AND LOSS IS SO DEEP, I REACHED TO IACS TO HELP ME > GET BACK ON MY FEET." > > ANONYMOUS IACS MEMBER 1. 2. 3. 3800+ ASIAN INDIAN SENIORS WERE SERVED THROUGH IACS SENIOR SUPPORT SERVICES 525+ SMALL BUSINESSES RECEIVE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO APPLY FOR WA STATE SMALL BUSINESS FUNDS DURING COVID AND AFTER. 2100+ INDIVIDUALS SUPPORTED BY THE YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT SERVICES Previous Next SOULS OF IACS Pran Wahi is referred to both affectionately and respectfully as Pranji by those of us whose lives have been touched by his wisdom and community service since 1997. See His Story Here ABOUT US IACS is the longest serving Indian organization in the Pacific Northwest. Pan-Indian, secular and volunteer-driven, we serve youth, adults, seniors and families throughout the year. QUICK LINKS > About IACS > Donate Now > Contact Us CONTACT US Contactus@iaww.org IACS PO Box 404 Bellevue WA 98009-0404 253-234-9989 NEWSLETTER SIGNUP Enter your email address and click to subscribe our newsletter Email Address