TRUSTED SINCE 2002 · BUENA PARK, CALIFORNIA

Two decades of trust. Now, measurable stability.

  • 20+ years educating and connecting Korean-American seniors — the community trust is already here.
  • The KSLC Navigation Team adds what's missing: one team resolving benefits, housing, food, transportation, and digital barriers.
2002California nonprofit established
2003Federal 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status
20+ yrsServing seniors and families
Korean-firstCulturally responsive access
ONE TRUSTED DOOR

One door. Every part of life, connected.

  • One entry point — health, benefits, transportation, education, community, volunteering.
  • A senior's whole day, mapped: arrival, health check, class, lunch, counseling, a ride home.
  • A partnership network across healthcare, faith, government, business, and community.
The Hyosarang Senior Integrated Ministry model — tap to enlarge
WHO WE ARE

Korean seniors already trust us

  • Serving Korean-American older adults since 2002.
  • Senior College, nursing-home ministry, citizenship classes, counseling.
  • A two-decade relationship base — the reason navigation can work now.

Our history and programs

LIFE AT HYOSARANG

Classes, music, service, fellowship

WATCH

Senior College classes, in their own words

Smartphone & AI class

A Senior College instructor introduces the fall smartphone and AI course — the skills behind digital access.

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Ukulele & Harmonica class

Music that turns students into performers and volunteers at nursing homes and community events.

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WHAT THE NAVIGATION TEAM RESOLVES

Five barriers, one coordinated response

Public Benefits

Medi-Cal, Medicare, IHSS, SSI, CalFresh.

Housing

Affordable-housing information and application readiness.

Food Security

Nutrition resources and trusted connections.

Transportation

OC ACCESS, OCTA, and community rides.

Digital Access

Email, portals, uploads, safe online use.

BUILT FOR PUBLIC TRUST

Clear oversight. Separated funds. Honest reporting.

Grant-funded services are secular — no worship or church membership required. The Board controls grant funds through a separate program code.

FOR GRANTMAKERS & PARTNERS

Let's turn community trust into measurable stability

We welcome conversations with foundations, public agencies, and health, housing, food-access, and transportation partners.

Contact us