Can't Get Enough Dance Class

Family Fun Friday is a virtual program that aims to create a fun, inclusive and safe environment for families to help them strengthen their communal relationships, as well as engage with AACSA staff.

The Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors program works with parents of young children to promote practices that foster children's learning and development, parent leadership, and advocacy.

The Fathers Resiliency Group is a monthly wellness and support group that aims to create and provide a safe space for fathers to share, bond, and connect with other dads through the share experience of fatherhood.

Black economic empowerment starts with education through sharing information and resources. AACSA has invited local financial leaders to share information for the development of individual and family generational wealth with the community.

The Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors program works with parents of young children to promote practices that foster children's learning and development, parent leadership, and advocacy.

We know the impact that the stresses of daily life can have on an individual and/or family. We want to provide a space for the entire family and community to learn healthy ways to manage, as well as provide a space to let go. This program has been adapted to fit the lifestyle of the working professional - listen in from the comfort of your desk!

Are you on the hunt for a new job? The African American Community Service Agency is giving free professional headshots for the community! To register and receive the address, please call 408-292-3157 or email info@sjaacsa.org

Are you on the hunt for a new job? The African American Community Service Agency is giving free professional headshots for the community! To register and receive the address, please call 408-292-3157 or email info@sjaacsa.org

The San Jose Sharks will honor Black History Month and invite the community to join them for a pre Block Party with local African American/African Ancestry organizations, live DJ, games, and more. The African American Community Service Agency (AACSA) has been selected as one of the nonprofits to be recognized and highlighted at the game.

STEAM on Saturday is a free annual program that aims to expose and indulge youth, and their families, to enrichment and educational opportunities in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics.

Join the African American Community Service Agency (AACSA) and the community at large for a discussion on reparations and how you can get involved.