Korean-American Association and Community Center of Houston

The Korean American Association and Community Center of Houston (KAACCH) is a comprehensive community organization serving the Houston, TX area through a diverse range of programs and services designed to support the Korean American community and broader local population. Operating as an umbrella organization following the 2018 merger of three established entities—the Korean American Association of Houston, the Korean Community Center, and the Houston Korean School—KAACCH delivers integrated support across multiple service areas. The organization offers language instruction through its Houston Korean School and English as Second Language (ESL) programs, providing educational pathways for both students and adults. KAACCH facilitates professional development through job fairs and career networking opportunities, while also providing essential community support services including disaster relief, medical support, and mental health programs. The organization operates a Culture Center dedicated to preserving and promoting Korean heritage and history within the Houston community. Beyond direct services, KAACCH actively engages residents through volunteer opportunities, community outreach programs, and collaborative partnerships with local and regional organizations. The organization is governed by a democratically elected President and Board of Directors selected by committee representatives, ensuring community-driven leadership. KAACCH sustains its operations through grants, donations, and charitable fundraising events, with all funds directed toward advancing Korean interests, education, and cultural preservation. Through its comprehensive programming and community partnerships, KAACCH continues to strengthen the integration and visibility of the Korean American community while serving the broader Houston population.