The California Armenian Home was established in 1952. The Founding Fathers had a vision to create the Home for those who no longer could care for themselves. In 1952 the first small building caring for about 30 residents was build. The property, the building and to funds to furnish the building were all donated by the Armenian Community. Thru the years The California Armenian Home, Not for Profit Corporation, continued to grow and develop with generous community financial and moral support.

Today, we operate 120 skilled beds and 30 Residential Units in loving, caring, family oriented environment.

Numerous individual volunteers, churches, Ani Guild, Home Guild and other organizations are endlessly contributing their time to enhance the quality of life for all of our residents. Our dedicated staff is meeting the individual needs of our residents on daily basis with love and compassion.
 

The California Armenian Home founders are respectfully remembered.

The California Armenian Home is governed by The Board of Directors:

2008-2009

-Mary Lou Bagdasarian, President
-Frances Tusan, Vice President
-Julie Miller, Treasurer
-Lucy K. Grayson, Secretary
-Helen Abrahamian
-Rev. Karl Avakian
-Debby Bagdasarian, Ani Guild Co-President
-Mitch Bagdasarian
-Chris Darmanian
-Knar Guekguezian
-Edward Hokokian
-Robert Hovsepian
-Mary Kachadoorian, Home Guild President
-Paulette Kalebjian, Ani Guild Co-President
-Ronald Karabian
-Carolyn Mamigonian
-Robert Mangasarian
-Roselle Peters
-Shari Rainwater
-Gerald Tahajian
-Mark Topoozian
-Brian Yangoyan
-Edward Fanucchi, Attorney
-Yuba Radojkovich, Administrator
-George Juarez, Residential Administrator