Korean American Family Service Center
Established in 1989 in response to the needs in the growing Korean immigrant community in New York City, the Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC) has evolved over the past thirty plus years to become a primary dual agency that addresses domestic violence and sexual assault victims from a combined prevention and intervention perspective that remains sensitive to our cultural setting.
Our Impact in 2024
3,149 calls answered by the 24-Hour Bilingual Hotline with 2,133 calls and inquiries related to gender-based violence.
Our Silent March drew nearly 300 community members, 100 more than last year, to amplify immigrant survivors' voices.
395 individuals and families received emergency shelter support, with 100% transitioning to stable housing.
Hodori and YCPT programs provided over 2,000 hours of care, helping over 100 youth to heal, thrive, and lead against violence.
Served 2,982 clients and delivered 9,988 critical services to empower and rebuild the lives of survivors and their children.
98% of clients are Korean and/or Asian-American immigrants, representing KAFSC's primary population target.
Korean American Family Service Center: Client Stories, 2025
KAFSC supports and empowers individuals and families to lead safe and healthy lives with dignity, by offering programs that include counseling, education, advocacy, and support services.
Our Programs
KAFSC would not be able to carry out the work we do without the assistance of our many dedicated and generous volunteers. Each year alone, our volunteers make a difference in the lives of women and children in our community.
Volunteer
Thank you for considering a donation to KAFSC. With your help, we can create a world free of violence and abuse which supports and empowers adults, youth, and children with the tools they need to succeed.
