SEACM

Support was also provided by Church World Service. More Latino families arrive in the Redding area.

Southeast Asian Christian Ministry (SEACM), welcomes refugees and immigrants of all nationalities, and assists them in becoming healthy, productive members of our community. History:

November 1987 - The SEACM office opens with funding and support from 10 churches with the purpose of providing support for refugees from Southeast Asian countries.

1988 - 1994 - The participating churches provided

sewing classes, English classes, swimming instruction for children, cooking classes, Bible study, citizenship classes, help with green card applications and help enrolling children in school. SEACM worked with the community organizations such as the Redding Police Department, Chico Police Department, school districts, Welfare Department, hospitals, DMV, GAIN office, Health Department and service clubs (Kiwanis, rotary, SIRS, etc). A yearly Southeast Asian Awareness Conference was heald yearly.

1994 - Present - The focus of the ministsry shifts as refugee camps are closed and there is no more reunification. SEACM works primarily with immigrants from a growing number of countries.

10/20/2023

This great even benefits us! Come and have fun.

This Saturday don’t miss the chance to see inside a historic church designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright & experience the best of our community’s creativity & hospitality. Bring your family, friends, & neighbors to our Country Market & be a part of the warmth, charm, & genuine camaraderie that embodies our town.

Come to the west side of Redding between Placer & Eureka Way for Tempting Baked Goods Galore, Hearty Soups, Melodious Musicians, Local Artisans in a market of rustic delights in this FREE to attend event that raises funds for important community work of SEACM, Redding Refugee Sponsor Circle, Shasta Equal Justice and our own historic Pilgrim Church.

10/17/2023

06/05/2023

☀️ Spring news from SEACM is here!

P.S. Save the date for Riverfront Playhouse fundraiser, Forever Plaid, September 20th, 2023

11/29/2022

Today’s the day! NORTH STATE GIVING TUESDAY is here! Please consider a donation to SEACM, so we can continue to do our work with North State immigrants and refugees.

https://www.northstategives.org/SEACM

11/29/2022

NORTH STATE GIVING TUESDAY is almost here! November 29th from 6 am to 8 pm. You can schedule your donation early, or donate the day of, at:
https://www.northstategives.org/SEACM

11/27/2022

NORTH STATE GIVING TUESDAY is almost here! November 29th from 6 am to 8 pm. You can schedule your donation early, or donate the day of, at:
https://www.northstategives.org/SEACM

The mission of SEACM is to welcome refugees and immigrants of all nationalities, and assist them in becoming healthy, productive members of our community.

10/19/2022

The latest news from SEACM! Upcoming fundraisers, Giving Tuesday, book reviews, and more. 🍁
http://www.seacmredding.org/newsletter/fall2022

10/01/2022

Thank you everyone for your support!

09/26/2022

Join us in this amazing fundraiser! We are one of the lucky fundraiser recipients.

Don't miss out! Place your order for Soup for the Soul before Sept 30th at: https://pilgrimchurchredding.org/soup-for-the-soul/

Proceeds to benefit SEACM, FaithWorks Community Coalition Inc, and Redding Refugee Sponsor Circle.

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Address

2315 Placer Street
Redding, CA
96001

Telephone

+15302415802

Website

http://seacmredding.org/

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November 1987 - The SEACM office opens with funding and support from 10 churches with the purpose of providing support for refugees from Southeast Asian countries. 1988 - 1994 - The participating churches provided sewing classes, English classes, swimming instruction for children, cooking classes, Bible study, citizenship classes, help with green card applications and help enrolling children in school. SEACM worked with the community organizations such as the Redding Police Department, Chico Police Department, school districts, Welfare Department, hospitals, DMV, GAIN office, Health Department and service clubs (Kiwanis, rotary, SIRS, etc). Support was also provided by Church World Service. A yearly Southeast Asian Awareness Conference was heald yearly. 1994 - Present - The focus of the ministsry shifts as refugee camps are closed and there is no more reunification. More Latino families arrive in the Redding area. SEACM works primarily with immigrants from a growing number of countries.