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Improving the quality of life for Cambodian-Americans, as well as other minorities and economically disadvantaged persons in Lowell, MA through educational, cultural, economic and social programs. Connecting Generations, Creating Brighter Futures The Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association (CMAA) is a nonprofit committed to uplifting families and individuals in need. Through intergenerational connections, we're crafting a brighter tomorrow, empowering individuals and fostering lasting positive change within communities. Donate: Make An Everlasting Impact Today Our Story Beginning in the early 1980's, thousands of Cambodian fled their homeland to escape a communist regime and genocide and resettled in the City of Lowell and other cities throughout the U.S. For many Cambodian refugees, with limited resources, language barriers, and a lack of knowledge about local customs and culture, the resettlement process can be overwhelming. In 1984, Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association was founded to help alleviate these gaps and provide support to the Cambodian communities in the Greater Lowell as well as other areas in the US. Our services range from language translation to assisting with food and shelter resources to organizing community events that bring people together. We believe that by providing the necessary resources and support, individuals can achieve their fullest potential and create fulfilling lives in their new home. Donate POWERED BY INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING PROGRAMS & SERVICES Community Engagement Civic Engagement Monorom Family Support Youth Services Healthy Living Program Wrap-Around Community Services Operating Hours Monday through Friday: 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday: Closed Walk-in service is available, however appointments are highly encouraged to provide quality service for all clients. Hours are subject to change due to inclement weather, special events, and administrative days. Check our calendar. Office Address 465 School St. Lowell, MA 01851 Contact Us (978) 454-6200 info@cmaalowell.org Subscribe To Our Newsletter

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← Staff Sengly Kong Monorom Family Support Program Manager Department(s): Monorom Family Support Program E-Mail: skong@cmaalowell.org Office Extension: (978) 454-6200 x1026 Direct Line: n/a Sengly Kong joined our organization as CMAA's Program Director from 2006 to 2010. He returns to support CMAA in January 2024 as the Mononom Family Support Program Manager. Sengly holds a Ph.D. in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Policy and Management, earned through a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship at Cornell University. Dr. Kong has demonstrated profound dedication to community-based research and development in health and human services over the past decade. He coordinated two major projects funded by the U.S. government, addressing health disparities among Cambodian Americans. His notable accomplishments include spearheading a CDC-funded health promotion and education project aimed at reducing cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes risk factors. Additionally, Sengly led a NIH-funded study investigating the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions, specifically focusing on the "Eat Walk Sleep for Health" initiative. We are thrilled to have Sengly Kong on board, and we look forward to the valuable contributions he will make in advancing our mission.

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← Staff Thysan Sam Civic Engagement Coordinator Department(s): Civic Engagement Program E-Mail: tsam@cmaalowell.org Office Extension: (978) 454-6200 Direct Line: Since resettling in Lowell, MA, in 1989 from refugee camps, Thysan has dedicated his life to advocating for social change. His career spans roles as a community organizer, case manager, social worker, and clergy, all rooted in a passion for making a difference. He holds a degree in counseling and has spent the past seven years supporting substance abuse and mental health recovery. At CMAA, Thysan continues his journey to create a positive impact and strengthen the community.

← Programs & Services Khmer Language Services For more information, please email Thysan Sam - tsam@cmaalowell.org or call 351-500-6449 Our Khmer Language Services offers professional translation and interpretation services at an affordable price. We are committed to ensuring accuracy and appropriateness in using the Khmer language for our clients within and outside the Cambodian community. Our team is made up of certified translators and interpreters who are fluent/proficient in both Khmer and English. They bring extensive expertise in various settings, including group meetings, medical interpretation, and translating diverse documents ranging from meeting notices, family record, birth certificates, and identity cards to substantial materials like contracts, booklets, brochures, flyers, educational curriculum, and school/government documents. Our clients are businesses, non-profit organizations, city governments, schools, and universities. Learn more: Translation Services Interpretation Services For more information, please email khmer_translate@cmaalowell.org . ← Previous Next →

← Programs & Services Special Projects For more information, please email Thysan Sam - tsam@cmaalowell.org or call 351-500-6449 Our Special Projects department engages the community through initiatives to save money through energy efficiency workshops and small business support. Energy Efficiency Initiative Our partnership with Mass Save brings energy savings benefits to all residents, landlords, renters, and small businesses. Mass Save provides eligible households with cost savings on their home energy consumption. Small Business Technical Assistance Initiative With funding from the Asian Community Fund at the Boston Foundation and the Asian Business Empowerment Council, CMAA started an Asian Small Business Assistance Initiative. Additionally, we partner with the Entrepreneurship Center at Community Teamwork, Inc. (CTI) to provide workshops in Khmer to new/start-up businesses in Lowell. For more information, please contact Sreang Heng Special Projects Manager E-Mail: sheng@cmaalowell.org Direct Line: 351-500-6475 Office Extension: (978) 454-6200 x1020 ← Previous Next →

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