On July 22, 2025, CAIPA, in collaboration with Elderplan HomeFirst and the United Chinese Association of Brooklyn, hosted a community health talk on Cancer Screenings and Prevention, as part of the Meet the Doctor series. CAIPA Board Member Dr. Yuanli Xie (Internal Medicine) provided an in-depth overview of common cancer screenings, including cervical, breast, colorectal, lung, and prostate cancers. She also discussed screenings recommended for men and women at different ages.
A recent World Journal article,
CAIPA Foundation, in collaboration with
The CAIPA Foundation, in collaboration
A recent World Journal article, titled “Mental Health Station: The Silent Crisis Among Asian Teens,” highlights the growing mental health challenges facing Chinese American youth.
CAIPA Foundation, in collaboration with NYC Council Member Susan Zhuang, State Assemblyman William Colton, the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and other nonprofit organizations launched its Mental Health Station outreach series to raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding mental health in the Asian American community. The first event in Brooklyn was held at the Chinese Community Social Service Center, with a focus on supporting the mental well-being of Asian senior men.
CAIPA was delighted to join the vibrant celebration of the 22nd Midsummer Water Festival at Sara D. Roosevelt Park in Manhattan, hosted by the Myanmar Chinese Association.
The CAIPA Foundation, in collaboration with the Taiwan Center and NYPD’s 109th Precinct, recently hosted a community seminar focused on scam prevention for seniors.
