North Carolina African Services Coalition

Link to register :http://greensboro-nc.gov/.../recreat.../after-school-program

The possibility are endless when you work hard and connect with the right resources. Thank you Ms. Wosen for
Believing our scholars can achieve what their minds can conceive. College tour to Duke University.
Won't be long....College application time for seniors just around the corner.

Kitchen Tables being made for ASC from pallets by a team of volunteers from Guilford College United Methodist Church. Thanks GCUMC for everything you do!

ASC Tulip Society held a celebration at Country Park. More than 100 women and child enjoyed the gathering. We shared a great meal, listened to wonder music, and enjoyed catching up with our friends from the community. A great time for the ladies to relax, enjoy nature, and reconnect with friends.

We want to thank all who participated in making this a memorable event. Special thanks to our senior scholar,Fatima, for organizing the toy drive for children gifts, and Andy Eversole and Mark Schimick. Blues Preservation Society's community outreach program (Chris Roulhac) for providing live music today at the park.

ASC Youth Services W.I.S.E program Women Integrated through Social, Economic and Education (WISEE) specifically target refugee young women seeking to advance their educational goals.

WISE and the Joint Nanotechnology NC A&T State University Doctoral candidates collaborated for our 2nd annual STEM Gem summer camp.

ASC strives to empower our clients to equip themselves to help others. We are grateful for collaboration, which help us to build our community capacity too. Having certified interpreters ensures our community has the ability to provide service with CLAS( Cultural Linguistically Appropriate Sevices)

Proud of our scholars and adults who attended sessions and passed their level 1 certification exam.

2024 City of Greensboro World Refugee Day. The Governor Roy Cooper representative Cristina Espana provide a heartfelt reading of the state proclamation. We are so excited to celebrate our newest neighbor!

2024 World Refugee Day Naturalization Cermony!! We so proud of Our alumni scholar and peer mentor Robel for becoming a citizen today!!!

ASC Youth Scholars had a great time at the first 2024 summer session of " Anytown ".
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my socks, off my feet - yeet! (iykyk)
We're having a blast with these remarkable young leaders. It's an honor to get to know them, to learn from them, and to watch them grow and blossom throughout their week on the mountain at .
As one student delegate said yesterday... "The impact that was laid upon me in just a few days is astounding. When I got on the bus I was in like a foreign land. I was always a loud outgoing person but something about the bus made me quieter. But I now want to speak to everybody I can. I want to make sure my relationships are strong with everyone I've met because of my experience here. I really hope the outlet that was created for me here can shine through me. I want to be an outlet for people not just here but down the mountain too. I want to thank everyone I've met because now I've changed since I've gotten here."

Youth Services Scholars visited Kitrell Job Crop and learned about other options to build skills which can advance their career goals.
Kitrell staff rolled out the red carpet for us. Thank you for welcoming out

Please share and spread the word.
Link to get free ticket and additional info:

Building A Better You The Cone Health Center for Healthy Equity is excited to present Building a Better You: Health and Wellness Community Event on Saturday, June 29 from 11 a.m.– 3 p.m., at NC A&T State University's Corbett Sports Center.

Advocacy is a key component of what we do. ASC will use its voice to speak for the voiceless. 2024 ECDC Post conference advocacy day.

Youth Services is proud our scholars are seeking to achieve even more!
Keta Iteriteka
Associate degree in Accounting from GTCC
Now
Accepted UNCG in the field of
Information systems

more class of 2024 celebration

May 30, 2024

NCASC Class of 2024 High School Senior celebration. So happy and proud of our soon to be graduates

Almost 30 Food and shopping vendors , come and support our local vendors, free kids activities, raffle prizes and much more . $3 entry ticket per car will be collected at the entry gate . date Saturday June 1st

Community outreach is very important. ASC Kaylyn and Aichatou, PC social workers/ case managers, out in the community sharing info about all of ASC services while also connecting with new community partners.
Thank you
PACE of the Triad for being one of our valued community partners.

NCASC would like to thank staff, their families, friends, and community partners who ran, walked or rolled in support of The Human Race!
The Human Race is the Triad’s largest fundraising event that supports local nonprofits.
We are better Together!♥️

The Legal Connection at NCASC is working hard to ensure our newly arrive neighbors know they can reunite with their immediate family members and prepare to become US citizens with the resources they offer.
The Legal Connection new monthly session will be held to inform clients of legal resources.
Please share with others. NCASC is here to reconnect families and connect them to pathway to citizenship too.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for their incredibly generous donation of 150 mattresses to NCASC.
Their generosity will not only provide physical comfort but also uplift spirits and empower individuals and families to face each day with renewed strength and resilience.
This donation will not just provide a place to rest; it offers hope, dignity, and a tangible reminder that our new neighbors are not alone in their journey towards rebuilding their lives. Thank you!

Tulip Society ladies visited the Women’s Resource Center today for Women”s History Month. The ladies participated in a great session and learned about what this resource can offer to its visitors.

Building and maintaining community partnership is vital to helping those we serve. ASC hosted “Lunch N Learn” to connect with community partners from Greensboro/ High Point/Guilford and Alamance Countries.

Local partners were excited to learn and discuss how we can work together to serve our newly arrived neighbors. !

The Human Race is the Triad’s largest fundraising event that supports local nonprofits. Anyone can set up a team to raise money for their favorite nonprofits.
Join us on Saturday, April 20, 2024 at Country Park in Greensboro at 9am to run, walk, or roll in support of The Human Race!

Our ASC Youth program is excited to be partnering with the Materials Research Society at the Joint School of Nano-science & Nano-engineering! This camp will allow our refugee high school students to learn about engineering, material science, and careers in STEM.