KEIRO® Grants to Increase Impact of Programs Serving Seniors in Their Communities

$900,000 Awarded to Advance Programs Serving
Japanese American and Japanese Older Adults throughout Southern California 
KEIRO® announced the recipients of its 2016 inaugural Grants Program cycle, with a total of $916,668 going to 44 local organizations providing sustainable programs representing a range of options that help Japanese American and Japanese older adults age well and age in place. Recognizing the impact that local organizations can have in enhancing the quality of senior life in our community, KEIRO created the Grants Program to provide enhanced services and resources, and to foster innovation in the area of senior care and quality of life. 
 
KEIRO's Grants Program invests in qualified non-profit organizations and groups through a competitive, community-based review process. In its inaugural cycle, the program funded projects ranging from program support, capital improvements, core operations, and capacity building. These projects received funding based on their alignment with KEIRO's strategies and goals; ability to address a pressing need or opportunity to serve older adults and caregivers; impact on the most vulnerable older adults in Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura counties; and cultural sensitivity unique to Japanese Americans and Japanese.
 
The following 44 organizations are the 2016 grant recipients, with funding ranging from $1,125 to $80,000: 
  • Abide in Awareness       
  • Alzheimer's Greater Los Angeles              
  • Center for Health Care Rights   
  • Continuing Education for Nikkei Widowed
  • East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center
  • Faith United Methodist Church
  • Gardena Buddhist Church
  • Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute
  • Give Urban Farms
  • Go for Broke National Education Center
  • Happy QiGong
  • Japanese American Christian Chapel
  • Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
  • Japanese American National Museum
  • Japanese American Optimist Club
  • Japanese Christian Church Federation of Southern California
  • Kizuna
  • Little Tokyo Nutrition Services
  • Little Tokyo Service Center
  • Long Beach Japanese Cultural Center/ Long Beach Harbor Pioneer Project
  • Los Angeles Holiness Church
  • Los Angeles Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple
  • Mission Valley Free Methodist Church
  • Montebello Plymouth Congregational Church
  • Nikkei Active Life Club USA
  • Nikkei Senior Gardens
  • Okinawa Association of America
  • Orange County Buddhist Church
  • Orange County Friendship Choir
  • Orange County Japanese American Association
  • Oxnard Buddhist Temple
  • Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment
  • Pacific Theatre Production Corp.
  • Pasadena Buddhist Temple
  • Pasadena Nikkei Seniors
  • San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center
  • San Gabriel Nikkei Senior Club
  • Senshin Buddhist Temple
  • St. Mary's Episcopal Church
  • Union Church of Los Angeles
  • Visual Communications Media
  • West Covina Christian Church Harvesters Senior Ministry
  • West Los Angeles United Methodist Church
  • Zenshuji Soto Mission
KEIRO ®  is expanding our reach to broadly engage and support older adults wherever they call home.  Serving primarily Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura counties, KEIRO  provides services to older adults and caregivers, along with programs for residents of KEIRO 's former facilities.   

KEIRO ®   は、長期医療介護施設に重点を置くことから、ロサンゼルス、オレンジ、ベンチュラ郡全域を通じて数万人という日系米国人・日本人高齢者の為に幅広い支援を提供することへと対象範囲を拡大しています。 KEIRO は、旧敬老施設の居住者向けのプログラムと共に、高齢者と介護提供者へのサービスを提供し、私たちのコミュニティの高齢者が自ら選択したライフスタイルの支援をします。
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