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For Immediate Release: Cultural Communities Come together MAY 16TH At Saint Paul Student Center. Sewa-Aifw’s annual event. “ Avoidance is not a bliss”
Media Contact: Raj Chaudary (763) 234-8301; info@sewa-aifw.org “Avoidance is not Bliss” is the central theme for the Annual Sewa-Aifw event to be held at the Saint Paul Student Center Auditorium on May 16th at 6 PM. Funds raised from this annual event will be used to build an adult day care center to serve the aged Asian community. Sewa-Aifw (Serve - Asian Indian Family Wellness) a non-profit organization formed in 2004 is the only social services agency that serves the vulnerable population of India ,Pakistan, Sri-Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, Ghana, Trinidad, and the Caribbean. Sewa-AIFW is known for bringing various Asian Communities under one umbrella in a collaborative way. Sewa-AIFW mission of “Total Family Wellness” is being realized through various programs: Domestic Violence Program involves intervention and prevention. A 24/7 crisis line answered by culturally trained advocates. These advocates provide referrals to agencies that are culturally attuned to Asian community needs. Human Trafficking Program focuses on education and advocacy that has helped victims of human trafficking from South Asian Community for the last two years. Health Initiatives Program offers monthly free health fairs run by volunteer Doctors who consult and refer them to other doctors who are culturally sensitive to Asian Community needs. Senior Support Program provides nutritional, health, and housing needs for the Senior Asian Indians. Refugee Settlement program includes -- Job Search, Housing, Driving Lessons, Community Engagement, Health Check Ups, Nutrition Information and Family Style Orientation with focus on “ How to live in Minnesota”. Sewa-Aifw’s collaborative partners include -- Civil Society, Minnesota Coalition of Battered women (MCBW), Clearway, Minnesota Asian American Coalition Health (MAACH), Twin Cities partners for Change, and Asian Media Access. Fore more information, including details on buying tickets for the annual event, please contact Sewa-Aifw at (763) 234-8301 or www.sewa-aifw.org or send email at info@sewa-aifw.org

For Immediate Release: Cultural Communities Come together MAY 16TH At Saint Paul Student Center. Sewa-Aifw’s annual event. “ Avoidance is not a bliss”

Media Contact: Raj Chaudary
(763) 234-8301; info@sewa-aifw.org

“Avoidance is not Bliss” is the central theme for the Annual Sewa-Aifw event to be held at the Saint Paul Student Center Auditorium on May 16th at 6 PM. Funds raised from this annual event will be used to build an adult day care center to serve the aged Asian community.

Sewa-Aifw (Serve - Asian Indian Family Wellness) a non-profit organization formed in 2004 is the only social services agency that serves the vulnerable population of India ,Pakistan, Sri-Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, Ghana, Trinidad, and the Caribbean. Sewa-AIFW is known for bringing various Asian Communities under one umbrella in a collaborative way.

Sewa-AIFW mission of “Total Family Wellness” is being realized through various programs:

Domestic Violence Program involves intervention and prevention. A 24/7 crisis line answered by culturally trained advocates. These advocates provide referrals to agencies that are culturally attuned to Asian community needs.
Human Trafficking Program focuses on education and advocacy that has helped victims of human trafficking from South Asian Community for the last two years.
Health Initiatives Program offers monthly free health fairs run by volunteer Doctors who consult and refer them to other doctors who are culturally sensitive to Asian Community needs.
Senior Support Program provides nutritional, health, and housing needs for the Senior Asian Indians.
Refugee Settlement program includes -- Job Search, Housing, Driving Lessons, Community Engagement, Health Check Ups, Nutrition Information and Family Style Orientation with focus on “ How to live in Minnesota”.

Sewa-Aifw’s collaborative partners include -- Civil Society, Minnesota Coalition of Battered women (MCBW), Clearway, Minnesota Asian American Coalition Health (MAACH), Twin Cities partners for Change, and Asian Media Access.

Fore more information, including details on buying tickets for the annual event, please contact Sewa-Aifw at (763) 234-8301 or www.sewa-aifw.org or send email at info@sewa-aifw.org

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Cultural Communities Come together MAY 16TH At Saint Paul Student Center. Sewa-Aifw’s annual event. “ Avoidance is not a bliss”

For Immediate Release: Cultural Communities Come together MAY 16TH At Saint Paul Student Center. Sewa-Aifw’s annual event. “ Avoidance is not a bliss”