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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.

Dr. Sue Tomita, one of the co-founders of Asian Counseling and Referral Service, activist and dedicated advocate for Asian American Pacific Islander communities, passed away on May 10 of [...]

AAPI Heritage Month gives us a moment of pause to remember that creating a different world for the future is tied to our legacy of resistance in this country.

The key to effective mental health treatment is understanding being human as a “holistic being of mind, body, and spirit.”

A study shows nearly 90% of the population will experience one significant trauma in their lifetime. Resilience plays a significant role in how a person recovers from trauma.

During the Stay Home Stay Healthy order by the governor through May 4 during the COVID-19 outbreak, ACRS is offering limited essential services at ACRS offices to clients by appointment only and [...]