AACI Health Clinic Expansion-Support Letters
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for
Community Involvement(AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health,
and well-being of Individuals and their families by providing an array of human
services. AACI empowers the Asian American community by working
collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents
regardless of their ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-
income Aslan Americans with limited or no English language skills. The clinic
provides services to patients of all ages In English, Mandarin, Cantonese,
Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only community clinic in the county dedicated to
serving the Asian American population, and it is currently at full capacity. One
time county funding would allow AACI to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam
rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly
emergency room care at the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and
addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
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UH:33 KAA
6506555930
Friday, June 09, 2006
RE;
$325,000 to AACI to double the size and capacity of AACI's health clinic
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
On behalf of Asian Americans for Community Involvement(AACI)I am writing to thank you for
sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for Community
Involvement (AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health, and well-being of
individuals and their families by providing an array of human services. AACI empowers the
Asian American community by working collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents regardless of their
ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-income Asian Americans with
limited or no English language skills. The clinic provides services to patients of all ages in
English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only clinic in the county dedicated to serving the Asian American
population, and it is currently bursting at the seams. One-time county funding would allow AACI
to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per
year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly emergency room care at
the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
Andrew Vu
AACI, Chair of the Board of Directors
(650)655-8173
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Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for
Community involvement (AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health,
and well-being of individuals and their families by providing an array of human
services. AACI empowers the Asian American community by working
collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents
regardless of their ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are lowincome Asian Americans with limited or no English language skills. The clinic
provides services to patients of all ages in English, Mandarin, Cantonese,
Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only community clinic in the county dedicated to
serving the Asian American population, and it is currently at full capacity. One
time county funding would allow AACI to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam
rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly
emergency room care at the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and
addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
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EASTERN EUROPEAN SERVICE AGENCY
Phone #(408) 297-7348 FAX (408) 297-7354
Email; Cvitanich@hotmail.com
June 2, 2006
Board of Supervisors- West Wing
70 West Hedding
San Jose, CA 95110
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for Community Involvement
(AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health, and well-being of individuals and their
families by providing an array of human services. AACI empowers the Asian American community
by working collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents regardless of their
ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-income Asian Americans with limited
or no English language skills. The clinic provides services to patients of all ages in English,
Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only clinic in the county dedicated to serving the Asian American
population, and it is currently bursting at the seams. One-time county funding would allow AACI to
double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per
year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly emergency room care at the
county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
Sonja^vitanich
Executive Director
Melinda Lord, Chairperson
Steven Selim , Vice Chair
Jesus Orosco, Treasurer Mary Dakin, Secretary
Tugomir AnuSid, PR/Outreach Director Darko Fazarinac, Director Ivan Svetid, Director VUdana Kremovic, Director Sonja C\1tanich Advisory Member
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Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for
Community Involvement(AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health,
and well-being of Individuals and their families by providing an array of human
services. AACI empowers the Asian American community by working
collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents
regardless of their ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-
income Aslan Americans with limited or no English language skills. The clinic
provides services to patients of all ages In English, Mandarin, Cantonese,
Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only community clinic in the county dedicated to
serving the Asian American population, and it is currently at full capacity. One
time county funding would allow AACI to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam
rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly
emergency room care at the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and
addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
4
Ud/ua/ZUUB
UH:33 KAA
6506555930
Friday, June 09, 2006
RE;
$325,000 to AACI to double the size and capacity of AACI's health clinic
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
On behalf of Asian Americans for Community Involvement(AACI)I am writing to thank you for
sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for Community
Involvement (AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health, and well-being of
individuals and their families by providing an array of human services. AACI empowers the
Asian American community by working collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents regardless of their
ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-income Asian Americans with
limited or no English language skills. The clinic provides services to patients of all ages in
English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only clinic in the county dedicated to serving the Asian American
population, and it is currently bursting at the seams. One-time county funding would allow AACI
to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per
year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly emergency room care at
the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
Andrew Vu
AACI, Chair of the Board of Directors
(650)655-8173
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'BoJun
B/S Chair __
BD of Supv.
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
lerk
Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for
Community involvement (AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health,
and well-being of individuals and their families by providing an array of human
services. AACI empowers the Asian American community by working
collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents
regardless of their ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are lowincome Asian Americans with limited or no English language skills. The clinic
provides services to patients of all ages in English, Mandarin, Cantonese,
Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only community clinic in the county dedicated to
serving the Asian American population, and it is currently at full capacity. One
time county funding would allow AACI to double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam
rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly
emergency room care at the county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and
addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
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Clerk
2400 Moorpark Avenue Suite 207
San Jose, CA 95128
vwvw.eesasj.org
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EASTERN EUROPEAN SERVICE AGENCY
Phone #(408) 297-7348 FAX (408) 297-7354
Email; Cvitanich@hotmail.com
June 2, 2006
Board of Supervisors- West Wing
70 West Hedding
San Jose, CA 95110
Dear Supervisors Beall and McHugh:
Thank you for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic!
Focusing on the diverse Asian American community, Asian Americans for Community Involvement
(AACI)’s mission is to improve the health, mental health, and well-being of individuals and their
families by providing an array of human services. AACI empowers the Asian American community
by working collaboratively for equality and social justice.
The AACI health clinic provides primary care to Santa Clara County residents regardless of their
ability to pay. Most of the patients who use the clinic are low-income Asian Americans with limited
or no English language skills. The clinic provides services to patients of all ages in English,
Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and some Indian dialects.
The AACI health clinic is the only clinic in the county dedicated to serving the Asian American
population, and it is currently bursting at the seams. One-time county funding would allow AACI to
double the clinic from 5 to 10 exam rooms, and increase patient visits from 5,600 to 12,000 per
year.
By providing primary care, the AACI clinic helps residents avoid costly emergency room care at the
county hospital. The clinic is cost-effective and addresses unmet community need.
We appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
Sonja^vitanich
Executive Director
Melinda Lord, Chairperson
Steven Selim , Vice Chair
Jesus Orosco, Treasurer Mary Dakin, Secretary
Tugomir AnuSid, PR/Outreach Director Darko Fazarinac, Director Ivan Svetid, Director VUdana Kremovic, Director Sonja C\1tanich Advisory Member
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Document
Letters to Supervisor Jim Beall and Supervisor McHugh thanking them for sponsoring the FY 2007 budget request for the AACI health clinic
Initiative
Collection
James T. Beall, Jr.
Content Type
Correspondence
Resource Type
Document
Date
06/01/2006
District
District 4
Language
English
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