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PEB KABNTSAB MONTHLY
Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County Newsletter April 2021
A HMONG COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
HCCBC strives to preserve essential Hmong beliefs and restore acceptable cultural practices and
values. HCCBC provides resources, community based family support and empowerment through the
promotion of health, education, cultural integration, and social services to strengthen Hmong families
and communities throughout Butte County. Butte County is one of the top 5 counties in California with
the largest Hmong population.
HCCBC is also a center where individuals and families can come to learn, share their ideas, feelings or
concerns, and gain opportunities for their own growth.
TXHAWB HMOOB
KOYO 107.1FM
Media Outreach ZWJTEEB / THURSDAY
9am-11am
The Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County will continue to provide
updates via radio and social media. Tune into the radio station, follow our Tshua Hmoob KZFR 90.1FM
Facebook page, and Instagram for posting and more. Zwjhnub/Sunday 6-8am
Zoosiab
For the month of March, Zoosiab program has completed Health Education topic and will start with the
Mental Health topic. Activities and lessons are still through phone calls and distributions are made during
home visits. Staff are educating participants of what they need to do to help with their Hypertension,
Diabetes, and consuming nutritious food in the month of March.
A Zoosiab staff also help a participant’s spouse to get her driver’s license in early March. Zoosiab
participants are very grateful for the services provided by the Zoosiab program.
www.hmongculturalcenter.net
Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County
info@hmongculturalcenter.net Hmong Talk-Line: (530) 403-3978
PO Box 2134
Phone: 530-534-7474
1940 Feather River Blvd., H Oroville, CA 95965
Fax: 530-534-7477
Covid-19
As the new year of 2021 approaches, the Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County (HCCBC) continues
to distribute Covid-19 essentials to families and the community. This year, HCCBC will provide monthly
updates. For the month of March 2021, Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County has distributed and
served:
THANK YOU
The North Valley Community Foundation rewarded the Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County with
$1,500 for their Covid-19 Employee Care Grant Program. This grant is specifically used to provide
self-care activities for staff members. Care packages was provided to all twelve employee at our
office. These packages will include items and activities used to promotes self-care practices as a
mean to reduce burn outs during this pandemic.
HCCBC Female Staff (left to right): Angel Yang (Program HCCBC Male Staff (left to right): Seng Yang (HCCBC Director),
Analyst), Mai Ka Yang (Youth Coordinator), Nou Her (Family Kevin Vue (Family Specialist), Ge Yang (Program Manager),
Specialist), Luv Her (Family Specialist), Pahoua Yang (Family Charlie Xiong (Program Coordinator), Albert Yang (Finance
Specialist), and Coua Xiong (Advocacy Coordinator) Assistant), and Steven Yang (Youth Coordinator)
Raising the Child
March MFC focused on Spring Shower with Love and Care. Staff provided spring activities for parents and children
to interact and engage at home. Some activities include flying kite and blowing bubbles. Flying kites is an easy and
fun outdoor activity. You can fly them at the park or any other big empty area and can be enjoyable with the family.
The purpose of these activities are to build a stronger relationship between parents and children while quarantine
at home. Therefore, the outcome of these activities strengthened families’ social connections.
Hmong Talk-Line (HTL)
HTL program was able to assist a consumer with clarification and understanding of their medical exam results. Staff
was able to support consumer through gastrointestinal procedures and follow ups. Consumer was stress they had
colon cancer according to their personal interpreter. Staff and consumer was able to consult with the gastrointestinal
specialist and confirm that consumer is negative for colon cancer but getting screened at an early stage to prevent
colon cancer. Consumer’s mental well-being has improved after the clarification and procedure results.
Hmoob/Hmong Talk-Line: (530)403-3978 Sijhawm/Hours: 9am-9pm
Promotores
The month of March is Self-Awareness. Promotores weekly topic
is All about me enhance with growth mindset, become effective
problem solvers, gain estimation and prediction skills and learn
how to express feeling. Participants gain the benefits of under-
standing themselves and applies the knowledge to their everyday
life, be honest, and want honest feedback from others because it
keeps them more aware of how they are coming across and how
they are doing.
CalFresh Healthy Living
March is the 1st month kick off of CalFresh Nutrition newsletters. Hmong Cultural Center have gain the
resources of Cal Fresh Nutrition program for the year of 2021. We are providing single session classes in
nutrition, physical activity and resources. Book an appointment with us today. Come join us for our 1st
Walk in the Park on April 30th.
Koomtes Youth Program (KYP) and
HCCBC Youth Empowering
TAY’s Town Hall Eventbrite is finalized. Transitional Age Youth (TAY) is having our Town Hall meeting:
With Help Comes Hope, on May 26th 2021 from 2pm-5pm. It will be an Online event.
You can register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/with-help-comes-hope-meeting-mental-health-needs-
of-hmong-youth-registration-144325921717?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch
Koomtes Youth Program (KYP) and Family Planning
Koomtes Youth Program (KYP) and Family Planning Program collaborated to held weekly podcast every Monday
by mid-afternoon in order to interact with their youth participants. Staffs come up with different educational topic
each week to talk, discuss, and engage with youth on subjects that youth participants want to learn or hear more
about. Some of the previous topics that were discussed during podcast are Hmong history, patriarchy and beauty
image. Towards the end of the month, staffs hosted a raffle drawing with gift cards that were up to $150 as a way
to show appreciation to participants’ interaction during this pandemic time. The purpose of these podcasts is to
provide a safe and enjoyable space for youth participants to come in to listen or share their interests with their
peer and find themselves.
Immigrant, Refugee, and Stakeholder Advocacy
(IMM-REF)
IMM-REF staff hosted the second Roundtable meeting to educate audience based on the topic of the
Hmong 18 Clans on 03/12/2021. Staff introduced program and purpose of Roundtable meeting.
Shared about intergenerational trauma, contemporary socioeconomic challenge and culture of silence.
Opened space for participants to shared their experience of working with our target population and
asked questions they are concerned about. Everyone provided worthy feedbacks that allowed staffs to
improve and go in direction of trainings they planned for.
TXHAWB HMOOB
KOYO 107.1FM
ZWJTEEB / THURSDAY
9am-11am
Tshua Hmoob KZFR 90.1FM
Sunday 6-8am
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