ACHI is a trusted community service provider in Santa Clara County, working in partnership with local agencies to design and implement culturally responsive and population-specific public health programs.

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Our approach integrates innovative models of behavioral health, as well as effective strategies for preventing and treating infectious and chronic diseases. ACHI’s programs are informed by evidence-based practices drawn from successful collaborations, including:

• Mental health, stigma reduction, and trauma management – AACI

• Community health and disease prevention – Valley Health Center

• HIV prevention and treatment – Getting to Zero (SCCPHD)

• Family engagement and education – FIRST 5

• Alcohol and tobacco prevention – NCADD

• Domestic violence prevention - Women of Color CALCASA

• Medical and behavioral health care services- ROOTS

• Clinical counseling, Forensic Mental Health and expressive arts - FACTR

• Clinical behavioral services - Ujima

• Public and mental health service - Department of Public health of Santa Clara County. 

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ACHI serves refugees, immigrants, and African communities across Santa Clara County. The following core principles guide our services:

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• Eliminating stigma

• Reducing structural and institutional barriers

• Prioritizing trauma-informed prevention and care

• Practicing cultural humility in all engagements

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Through this work, ACHI empowers communities to achieve healthier, more stable lives while honoring their cultural identities.