Confronting a history of domestic violence, trauma, parenting challenges, and struggles with her own mental health and well-being, Sadia turned to AAFSC during her time of need. In just one year, she has demonstrated a willingness and commitment to healing in her own life, as well as her family’s.
Emergency Fund, Anti-Violence Program, Mental Health Initiatives
For immigrants like Lourdes and José, staying healthy can be difficult. AAFSC helps them learn the importance of nutrition to support their family through conscious food choices.
Food Security Initiatives, Community Health & Well-Being
Over the last seven years with AAFSC, Mohamed has transformed into a confident student with bright goals through our comprehensive youth initiatives.
Young Adult & Youth Program
Amparo first came to AAFSC four years ago with an extremely limited knowledge of English. Through hard work and perseverance, she is now a role model to other students.
Adult Readiness
Mathew Francis, the Arab-American Family Support Center’s Senior Community Outreach and Enrollment Coordinator, provides us an overview of AAFSC’s Community Health and Well-Being Program and a glimpse into his day-to-day work. This video has been recorded in both English and Arabic.
Community Health & Well-Being
AAFSC illustrates a relationship between community safety and the social determinants of health – such as food and housing security, economic stability, education and family services access, and healthcare access and quality.
Racial Equity & Inclusion, Civic Engagement & Know-Your-Rights
In Episode 2 of AAFSC’s newest video series, we explore the power of community partnerships to holistically address the impact of COVID-19 in immigrant communities with special guest, Sheleeza Deen.
Food Security Initiatives, Community Health & Well-Being, Racial Equity & Inclusion
AAFSC’s Statement on the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization Ruling
Racial Equity & Inclusion, Civic Engagement & Know-Your-Rights
This World Refugee Day, we focus on “the right to seek safety” for all our community members in New York City and throughout the United States who identify as refugees, asylees, and displaced individuals.
In Episode 1 of AAFSC’s newest video series, we explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Briarwood, Queens with special guest, Sheleeza Deen.
Food Security Initiatives, Community Health & Well-Being, Racial Equity & Inclusion