Hub

Why this campaign

Finding help in Koreatown shouldn't require knowing the right person or speaking the right language. But that's the reality: resources exist — food programs, legal aid, mental health services, job training, housing help — scattered across dozens of organizations, each with their own website, phone number, hours, and intake process. For a resident who speaks Korean or Tagalog, or who doesn't have a case worker, or who just moved into a 90006 apartment and needs help paying rent — the search itself is a barrier.

Hub exists to collapse that barrier. It's a single searchable directory of 674 verified resources across 13 Koreatown zip codes, available in English, Spanish, Korean, and Tagalog. Community-owned, not run by an outside platform or data broker.

This isn't a database for professionals. It's a tool for the person searching on their phone at 10pm.

What we're doing

• Operating Hub — a live, searchable resource directory at hub.ktown.team with map view, multilingual search, and mobile-first design
• Verifying data — every resource individually checked for accuracy, with 100% language fill and 0 broken links in local zip codes
• Filling coverage gaps — targeted research for underrepresented core Koreatown zips and key service types
• Building community feedback loops — user-submitted reports, email notifications to admin, resolution workflow through the status dashboard

How to participate

• Residents: Search for resources at hub.ktown.team — report anything outdated or missing
• Community organizations: Check whether your programs are listed — contact us to add or update
• Volunteers: Help research and verify resources in underserved zip codes
• Everyone: Share hub.ktown.team with anyone who needs help finding local resources