Our Mission
- Help new immigrants adjust to life in the United States.
- Provide a support network for children, youth development, and seniors.
- Enrich the multicultural heritage of Clark County.
VIETNAMESE COMMUNITY OF CLARK COUNTY
Who We Are
Connecting generations. Preserving our heritage. Supporting our community.
A community built on connection
The Vietnamese Community of Clark County (VCCC) is a nonprofit voluntary organization established in 1992 by Vietnamese immigrants and refugees who settled in the region.
We help immigrants adjust to life in the United States while maintaining their culture and heritage. Our programs bring together children, young people, families, and seniors through language learning, mentoring, cultural activities, and community support.
Through the Viet Innovation Club, students explore Vietnamese language, literature, art, and computer programming in a supportive learning environment.
Explore youth education
Mission, Vision, Values
Our Vision
We envision a supportive and inclusive society where individuals care for one another and continually commit to justice and peace.
Our Values
Our mission and programs reflect care for one another, respect for Vietnamese culture and heritage, learning across generations, and service through volunteering.
