Flying Dutchman Foundation

Founded in 1984, SEAMAAC, also known as the Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Association Coalition is a refugee and immigrant-operated organization that serves various immigrants and families. It offers services that include employment and job assistance, breast cancer awareness programs housing assistance and refugee resettlement, and prenatal and postnatal counseling. The organization also offers case management, advocacy, education and health programs for children, youths and adults. In addition, it provides truancy prevention, after-school enrichment and summer programs. SEAMAAC also provides information about health risks of tobacco use through educational presentations, youth involvement and an anti-tobacco hotline. The organization is a member of the United Way and is located in Philadelphia.

HistoryPEP was founded by a group of mothers, along with community residents, to offer a summer camp for their children with intellectual disabilities. Over its 45 year history, PEP has expanded to provide a variety of year-round vocational and social services to vulnerable adults, including Community Integrated Employment, In-house Production, Adult Literacy and Basic Education, Community Arts for Socialization, Adult Day Training including senior services, as well as Camp PEP.SpecialtiesFor 53 years, we've been providing Community Integration, Education, Jobs and Support to People with Intellectual and Physical Disabilities throughout the Philly region.