For over 40 years, IACS has helped Indian American seniors, youth, women and families across Washington connect, find support, build opportunity and lead change.
IACS engages the Indian American community across all life stages, connecting people through culture, arts, and support services, while fostering a welcoming and inclusive space for all. We hope to achieve these goals through a constant fostering of inclusion and diversity, a sharing of knowledge and resources, and active civic engagement, in order to more directly address the existing and non-existing policies affecting the needs of the community today.
Engagement, connection and help with daily logistics, so no elder faces life alone.
Programs that give the youngest members of our community a strong start.
Helping young people find their voice, serve their community and become tomorrow's leaders.
Youth Advocacy hosted its 2nd Civic Summit 235 kids attended Camp Bharat this year
Career support and a welcoming space for women at every stage of life.
Culturally aware support for emotional wellbeing across all ages.
Help navigating difficult and complex circumstances when families need it most.
Support that builds pathways to economic mobility for local entrepreneurs.
Safe, welcoming spaces where families gather, connect and belong.
Empowering community members to make their voices heard.
Pran Wahi is known affectionately and respectfully as Pranji by everyone whose lives his wisdom and community service have touched.
See his story →“IACS is for everyone. Seniors, adults, youth, children and women. When there is no family to support you and loss is so deep, I reached to IACS to help me get back on my feet.”
Anonymous IACS memberWhether you volunteer, give or partner with us, your involvement strengthens our community.
Businesses, faith groups and organizations working with IACS to serve our community.
Start a conversationWe stand with the Black community. We commit to looking inward to address our own biases around race, religion, caste, class, and color while pushing for reparations and integration.
Read our full statement →We’re grateful to the organizations that help us serve our community.
King County Best Starts for Kids
Early childhood programs
Washington State Department of Commerce
Small business support
