Since 1984, SEAMAAC
has brought crucially needed support to tens of thousands of families in the Greater Philadelphia area.
SEAMAAC stands as one of the oldest and largest refugee-founded agencies in the region with a workforce of over 80% bi/multi-lingual staff serving constituencies from as many as 18 distinct linguistic communities.
SEAMAAC acknowledges the challenges immigrants and refugees have faced in their pursuit of freedom from war, tyranny, and oppression. Our work and mission seek to recapture the resilient spirit and strengths of immigrants and refugees to adapt, survive, and flourish in the United States.
SEAMAAC affirms that immigrants and refugees are the foundation of our nation’s prosperity and freedom. Our staff and board work to create an equitable society where the contributions of immigrants, refugees and native born are equally valued and appreciated.
What We Do
Education
SEAMAAC’s Urban Arts Entrepreneurship Program (formerly Hip Hop Heritage) afterschool and summer programs’ mission is to build and support a multi-racial, multi-ethnic community of Philadelphia youth.
Health & Social Services
The Health & Social Services Department Staff supports immigrant and refugee families to improve the quality of their lives through access to health care, social services, community building, advocacy, and building bridges to health care and social service providers.
Community Development
SEAMAAC’s Mifflin Square Park and Neighborhood Planning & Organizing Project is to build community power & prosperity by improving and implementing the physical & operational changes for Mifflin Square Park.
Urban Arts Entrepreneurship Program
