The Youth and Family Services Department provides Asian youth and families guidance and support as they adapt and integrate into American society. AACS works to reduce risk factors, discourage negative behaviors, and promote a positive environment for youth and families to become healthy, contributing members of a larger community.
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The Family Support Program (FSP) is a program which helps Asian immigrant children and families who have experienced any types of violence :
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Domestic violence
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Sexual Assault
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Human trafficking
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Hate Crime
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FSP provides help through culturally sensitive case management , referral services and emotional support, focusing on Asian families residing around the central Ohio region.
Please contact our Helpline if you require assistance: (614) 312-0337
For more information, feel free to also contact Asha Ray of Hope, another community-based non-profit organization who works with victims of domestic violence in the South Asian community. They can be reached through their website: http://www.asharayofhope.org/ or at their helpline: (614) 565-2918
The GenerAsian NeXt youth conference empowers Asian American teens to develop their leadership skills, increase self-esteem and social skills, and realize their potential as students, Asian Americans and members of the community.
Healthy Asian Youth (HAY) is an afterschool and summer program that provides tutoring, mentoring, leadership training, and other educational services to students in grades K-12. HAY offers reading, mathematics, art, and computer enrichment classes for grades K-6, and violence prevention programs, college and career workshops, and SAT/ACT preparatory classes for grades 7-12.
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Summer HAY is a six-week summer program held annually to increase knowledge on science and health. Summer HAY is also about going on field trips and having tons of fun with friends and mentors, so don't forget to register next year!