Community Wellness Center

Our counseling services are multilingual, confidential, and provided free of charge.

HANA’s Community Wellness Program supports immigrant individuals and families in achieving emotional well-being and building lives that are safe, healthy, and free from violence. We provide survivor-centered counseling and advocacy to help community members heal from trauma, address personal challenges, and move forward with practical support. Our bilingual, bicultural counselors and MSW-level interns offer compassionate, culturally sensitive care in Korean, Spanish, and English.

Core services include:

Case Management

  • Safety Planning 

  • Crisis Intervention

  • Legal Advocacy & Immigration Support 

  • Employment & Financial Assistance 

  • Public Benefits Enrollment Assistance 

  • Mental Health Resources & Referrals 

  • Follow-Up & Stability Planning 

  • Referrals to wrap-around support services

Individual Counseling

  • Abuse (sexual, physical, emotional, and verbal)

  • Acculturation issues

  • Family/relational conflict

  • Intergenerational conflict

  • Trauma

Domestic Violence Counseling & Advocacy

  • Safety planning

  • Short-term trauma-informed counseling

  • Enhancing coping skills to manage emotional distress

  • Improving self-esteem & self-care strategies

  • Domestic violence education to increase awareness, support dynamic change, and help break the cycle of abuse

  • Support accessing public benefits, immigration relief, and resources to reduce barriers to stability and independence

  • Assistance obtaining Orders of Protection and referral to legal services 

  • Financial education & planning to promote long-term independence

  • Survivor rights education to support informed, empowered decision-making

  • Support groups to foster healing through shared experience and peer support

Crime Victim Support

  • Individual counseling

  • Case management

  • Victim’s rights education

  • Support in applying for financial assistance

If you are experiencing a domestic violence emergency, please call or text the 24-hour Domestic Violence Helpline at 877-863-6338 (877-TO END DV). Additionally, the Crime Victims Assistance Line is available at 1-800-228-3368 (Voice). If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.

For more information about any of the services listed above, please contact Community Wellness team at: cwc@hanacenter.org

All conversations with HANA Center’s counselors are strictly confidential.