The Omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread. As more people become exposed to or infected with COVID-19, it is important to know what to… Learn More

“Keiro is community. Keiro has always been the crossroads of our community. The pillar of our community, the strength of our community. It’s been… Learn More

Keiro and Japanese American Cultural & Community Center (JACCC) proudly presented their fourth annual Keiro no Hi Festival, virtually, on Saturday, September 18, 2021. This… Learn More

Keiro Superstar Yae Aihara is a three-time skydiver, a former museum docent, and a proud great-grandmother. At 95-years-old, she shared with us her life experiences… Learn More

Keiro’s Iyashi Care program, a community-based palliative care partnership with Providence, first launched in fall 2017. However, the program’s inception goes back to a small… Learn More

By: Carolyn Yano, Program Volunteer The quarantine and the closing of the Long Beach Japanese Cultural Center — imposed by the pandemic in 2020 —… Learn More

Mental health support can come in many forms. Counseling services and medication are the most common, but other types of support services can ease mental… Learn More

For many older adults, their primary care physician (PCP) is their main point of contact for addressing health issues. PCPs help their patients manage general… Learn More

Last year’s holiday season was different than most. Many of us stayed at home and could not get together with family and friends as usual. Learn More

Tips from Megan and Diana Ono Diana and Megan Ono are currently caregiving for Megan’s grandparents, Tomiko and Tatsuo Ando. As they go through their… Learn More