The MENTORS project provides cultural diversity trainings, workshops and technical assistance regarding outreach to L.A. County-contracted senior service providers. Trainings and workshops are held regularly and are tailored to meet the needs of providers. Trainers and consultants from the African-American, Asian, American Indian, Latino, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities participate as local experts. Technical assistance includes translating written material and assisting in identifying resources, such as temples, churches, and civic entities within ethnic communities.

Over the course of many years, several resources have been developed for providers by MENTORS, including API Elderly in Los Angeles County: An Information & Resource Handbook; a DVD documentary Understanding Diversity & Caregiving: Cambodian Caregivers in L.A.County; An Ethnic Elder Demographic Guide to L.A. County: Population Count & Disability Characteristics; and 2 resources specifically for providers, APIOATF Member Agencies Directory and Member Agencies Programs & Services.

The Cambodian Senior Nutrition Program, conducted at the California Recreation Center in Long Beach, is more than a congregate meals program. Due to the trust the program has established in this hard-to-reach population since it was founded in 2001, what began as a nutrition site to serve culturally-appropriate hot and nutritious meals to Cambodian seniors, has evolved into a trusted resource to link Cambodian elderly and their families to senior services. Over 5,000 contacts are generated by this program, annually.