Zabih Ullah Ahmadyar

Refugee Federation Service Center (RFSC) is a nonprofit organization based in Kent, Washington, dedicated to assisting refugees and immigrants in their transition to life in the United States. RFSC helps individuals become self-sufficient members of society while preserving their cultural identity. Founded in 1982 by Southeast Asian refugees, RFSC offers a range of services including English language learning, job skills training, and counseling to support refugees in King and Pierce Counties. The organization is staffed by refugees for refugees, providing free professional and personal assistance to help clients integrate into their new communities.Generated from the website

Mother Africa is a cultural center in Kent, WA that celebrates the rich heritage and traditions of Africa through various events and activities. With a focus on community engagement and education, Mother Africa aims to promote cross-cultural understanding and appreciation for African culture.Generated from their business information

The Khmer Community of Seattle/King County (KCSKC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing essential services to vulnerable Khmer elders, youth, and families. Since its reinstatement in 2018, KCSKC has adapted its programming to meet community needs by offering culturally-appropriate resources, including food distributions and health services, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to supporting elders through various programs, KCSKC emphasizes youth involvement with initiatives such as the Khmer Amarak Performing Arts program, where participants learn traditional Khmer dance and music. The organization fosters intergenerational connections and offers diverse opportunities for community engagement, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Khmer community. Generated from the website