I want to work as a social worker to serve low-income Asian American immigrants. My organization will use the data we collect from background, physical and mental health assessments to determine what services are in need, and what programs to provide. Methods and practice with proven results from empirical scientific researches will serve as valuable foundations for program development and grant writing to gain supports and funding from both internal and external resources. For example, if my organization plans to start a support group and organize workshops for Asian American families with schizophrenia patients, we will analyze existing studies on how racial identity, sociocultural needs, language capacity and societal perception affect the recruitment and intervention process. We can also use successful models from other empirical studies as a reference to design our curriculum, and having the proven results in advance will help gather internal management supports, improve staff confidence, and enhance external funds solicitation. Thus, utilizing data and scientific information provides guidance to both micro and macro practices.