1000 Asian American Federation of New York
Serves New York’s Asian American community by voicing common concerns, advocating for responsive policies, and offering management assistance to membership of 35 human service agencies. 212/344-5878

MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS

0173 Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund
Founded in 1974, AALDEF protects the civil rights of Asian Americans through litigation, legal advocacy, community education, leadership development and free legal advice clinics.
212/966-5932

1931 Asian Professional Extension (APEX)
Non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the development of inner-city Asian American youth by providing them with adult role models, educational programs, social services, and career guidance.
212/748-1225

1127 Asian Women In Business
Provides technical assistance, training and support to Asian women to start or/and expand their business. We offer workshops, conferences, networking events, individualized assistance.
212/868-1368

1037 Chinatown Manpower Project (CMP)
Provides vocational training, employment services, educational programs and economic development opportunities to disadvantaged Asian Americans and refugees living in NYC. Helps individuals of all ages-from children to seniors-increase their opportunities to succeed in their new environment.
212/571-1691

1099 Chinatown YMCA
Focuses on building spirit, mind, and body through childcare services, youth development, and family support services that reach over 3,500 individuals and families.
212/219-8393

1006 Chinese Methodist Center Corporation, The (CMCC)
Addresses the needs of low income and immigrant families in the surrounding community by providing educational, recreational and cultural programs for local children.
212/349-2703

1254 Chinese Progressive Association
A grassroots community organization dedicated to raising the living standards of the Chinese community in New York. We engage in education, organize and direct services to increase awareness and skills of community members.
212/274-1891

1650 Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, The (CACF)
The nation’s only pan-Asian children’s advocacy organization, promotes cultural and language access to education and health services.
212/809-4675

1038 The Family Health Project, Inc
Provides HIV/AIDS prevention information and advocacy regarding AIDS related issues for CBOs, public agencies, foundations and individuals particularly women of color including Asian and Pacific Islander communities.
212/894-3382

2023 Filipino American Human Services, Inc.
A non-profit organization dedicated to serving the most vulnerable segments of the Filipino community of NY-particularly youth, women, immigrants, and the elderly.
718/883-1295

1256 Indochina Sino-American Community Center, The (ISACC)
Assists immigrants and refugees from Southeast Asia integrate into society’s mainstream by providing them with services, programs and activities socio-economic self-sufficiency.
212/266-0317

0942 Japanese American Social Services, Inc.
Non-profit organization established in 1981 to address the social service needs of the persons of Japanese ancestry in the Greater New York area.
212/255-1881

1013 Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC)
Assists victims of domestic violence and promotes health family and peer relationships. In addition to our free comprehensive and culturally-sensitive programs and services, we strive to raise awareness in the community about domestic violence specific to Korean Americans.
718/460-3800

2368 Korean Family Counseling and Research Center
Provides general and specific family and youth counseling. We also provide gamblers anonymous meetings, child and family health plus support and community education.
718/321-2400

1096 New York Asian Women's Center
Provides a 24-hour multi-lingual hotline, shelter, counseling, advocacy and other services to help battered Asian women overcome violence and live free of abuse.
212/732-0054 212/732-0054

1012 Sakhi for South Asian Women
Meaning “woman friend”, provides confidential services to abused women and organizes outreach and education efforts to actively engage community members to end domestic violence forever.
212/714-9153

1933 South Asian Youth Action (SAYA)
Not for profit community based organization dedicated to creating social change and opportunities for South Asian youth to realize their fullest potential.
718/651-3484

1934 The Young Korean American Service and Education Center (YKASEC)
Civil rights advocacy and educational organization empowering the Korean American community building up coalition work with other ethnic organizations.
718/460-5600