
How the Cambodian New Year Brought Our Communities Together
Through dance, tradition, and shared celebration, our Cambodian New Year event brought people together across cultures and communities.
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Through dance, tradition, and shared celebration, our Cambodian New Year event brought people together across cultures and communities.

Many people caring for loved ones don’t see themselves as caregivers, and are hesitant to ask for support. This initiative explores how we can better reach caregivers within the Vietnamese and Korean communities.

This February, HF Care’s Lunar New Year celebrations brought together more than 100 community members, long-time volunteers, and civic leaders in a powerful series of events.
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