Annual Impact Report 2026

This page helps you: This page summarizes Bình An's outcomes, finances, and partners for fiscal year 2026.

Fiscal year 2026
4,287
people served
38
partner organizations
12
years alongside the community
100%
services delivered in Vietnamese

A message from our leadership

In 2026, more than 4,200 people in Orange County's Vietnamese community found peace — one call, one ride, one counseling session at a time. This number did not happen by itself — it is the result of community trust and the dedication of 120 volunteers and 14 staff.

Our 84% program-spending ratio reflects our commitment to transparency. Every donated dollar is traceable. Thank you for walking with us.

Jacky Hieu Lee
Executive Director

Outcomes by program

Figures drawn from client surveys and service records.

Mental health

940
  • 92% reduced anxiety symptoms after 3 months (PHQ-9/GAD-7).
  • Vietnamese-language counseling for trauma, depression, migration stress.
  • C-SSRS screening for safety; safety plans when needed.

Senior support

1,500+
  • Weekly social club with 1,500+ elders.
  • 72% attended a routine check-up because of reminders and rides.
  • 1,840 free rides for elders to medical appointments.

Family resources

760
  • Support for parents and multigenerational families.
  • Vietnamese-language parenting classes and skill workshops.
  • Food access support via CFAP/OC food resource referrals.

Immigration navigation

680
  • 680 families received paperwork support; zero cases lost to 'notary' fraud.
  • Referrals to BIA-accredited attorneys for complex cases.
  • Immigration information used only for the application, never shared otherwise.

Health screening referrals

2,300
  • 2,300 Vietnamese-language referrals, 900+ hepatitis B screenings.
  • Community health fairs in partnership with local clinics.
  • Vaccination rates improved among the elder cohort.

Benefits enrollment

1,100
  • 1,100 people enrolled in Medi-Cal or CalFresh — many insured for the first time.
  • Navigators help through BenefitsCal, CalOptima, OC Social Services Agency.
  • Lawful public-charge and CalFresh work-rule guidance for 2026.

Financial summary

$1.84M
Total revenue
$1.55M · 84%
Direct programs
$0.20M · 11%
Administration
$0.09M · 5%
Fundraising

Revenue sources

Health agencies & funders
$1.07M · 58%
Community foundations
$0.55M · 30%
Individuals & events
$0.22M · 12%

Bình An is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Full Form 990 and audited financials are available on request. All figures in this report are illustrative estimates for the website template and will be replaced with audited figures when available.

Partners & funders

UCI Health
CalOptima
MemorialCare
OC Office on Aging
Southland Integrated Services
Catholic Charities of Orange County
OCAPICA
Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Little Saigon Chamber of Commerce
2-1-1 Orange County

Looking ahead to 2027

  • Expand mental-health counseling to 3 days/week in Westminster.
  • Recruit more volunteer drivers to serve Garden Grove and Santa Ana.
  • Launch diabetes screening with a partner clinic.
  • Update CalFresh work-rule guidance for 2026 (ages 18–64).

Walk with us toward peace

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