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Community resources for employment services.
Community resources for mental health.
Housing information for those in need.
Hours of Social Services operations.
Join us for AACSA Open Library on Saturday, May 9th! This session will feature Kynisha Ducre, also known as Daisy the Clown—a New Orleans native, professional clown, performer, and children’s entertainer. She will share her first interactive book, with more on the way, including her upcoming children’s book Go Daisy Go!
The African American Community Service Agency dance class is back tomorrow night with Trey Russell! Join us for an uplifting experience that moves your body, lifts your spirit, and connects you with community. Dancing isn’t just fun—it’s powerful for your health and well-being. It improves strength, flexibility, balance, and cardiovascular fitness, while relieving stress, boosting mood, and building confidence. Dance also strengthens memory, encourages teamwork, celebrates diverse cultures, and brings pure joy through movement and music. Throughout the class we’ll also highlight Diabetes and Obesity Awareness, thanks to the generous support of El Camino Health. Date: May 21st, 2026, Time: 6:30pm-8:00pm Location: African American Community Service Agency
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Our mission statement, purpose & current objectives.
Meet our staff who help operate the agency.
Hours of Operations & contact information.
For emergency bookings, please call (408) 292-3157 or email us at booking@sjaacsa.org
A statement on our objective. We want to hear from you.
Areas we are focused on to improve lives.
Let's introduce the Policy & Advocacy Team.
Our plans on securing a means for reciprocity.
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Learn about our programs and services.
See our growing list of affiliated organizations.
Become a contributing member of AACSA.
Discover ways to give back. Volunteer with us today!
A visual recap of programs and events hosted by AACSA.
Stronger Systems, Stronger Families
Our alignment with NBCDI's framework for black child development.
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