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SEATTLE (February 16, 2021) — As a national network of local and national Asian American organizations that convened in the wake of the pandemic a year ago, we have been working together to share [...]

On January 6, millions watched as a mob of thousands of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in a violent attack against Congress that lead to a lockdown, evacuation and five deaths. The [...]

Social justice champion, Tony Lee, passed away after many years battling ALS. Tony was a fierce advocate who brought people together to make lasting change. He built partnerships, founded [...]

Leslie Stone joined ACRS in June 2020 as the agency’s new Recovery Services Director. Leslie began her career at ACRS in 2008 until 2015 and returns after five years working with Pioneer Human [...]

For Immediate Release:  August 21, 2020 Contact: Liza Javier, 206-774-2460, lizaj@acrs.org SEATTLE – ACRS today announced it had joined a coalition of eight of the nation’s leading immigrants’ [...]

A key vote TODAY on transit by the Seattle City Council could drastically cut bus service for ACRS clients, residents and communities in Seattle’s Rainier Valley.  Currently, Seattle has a [...]

ACRS has proudly unveiled a new addition to the ACRS art collection: “Hope, Transformation and Empowerment” by Seattle-based artist Michelle Kumata. “ACRS is represented by the [...]

ACRS has been ranked one of the top drug and alcohol rehab facilities in Seattle by Help.org, a national online resource for individuals and families struggling with addiction.  A total of 10 [...]

Amid the COVID 19 pandemic and the country protesting vehemently against police killings of Black people, we can take a short pause to acknowledge an important victory. In June, the Supreme Court [...]

ACRS stands in solidarity with the Black community and protestors around the country who are vehemently demanding that Black Lives Matter.