The South Asian Community Center in Jackson Heights provides free multi-level English, computer, and citizenship classes, a children's after-school program, and social service appointments for housing, food security, and employment assistance.
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About
The South Asian Community Center (SACC) in Jackson Heights provides free multi-level English, computer, and citizenship classes, a children's after-school program, and social service appointments for housing, food security, and employment assistance.
Mission
SACC is a faith based organization that provides a safe space for immigrants and their families to cultivate community and access educational resources. SACC collaborates with like-minded organizations to further the well being of immigrants in Queens, NY.
Volunteer Opportunities
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Assist Adult Immigrants in Beginner Computer Class
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Provide After-School Homework Help for K-5th Graders
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Serve as Board Member for South Asian Community Center
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Support Nutrition Workshops for Immigrant Children
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Support Weekly Workout Class for Immigrant Women
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Teach ESL to Adults in Queens
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How we support them
How We Serve Together
At SACC, volunteers build meaningful connections with immigrant families as they serve as ESL teachers, kids club leaders, computer literacy instructors, and citizenship class facilitators, helping them gain practical skills and confidence.
Why We Love Them
SACC embodies compassion, community, and hope by meeting the needs of immigrant families. Through their relational approach, they provide not just essential education and services, but also a sense of belonging that truly honors the dignity of every individual.
How We Partner Together
SACC invites passionate volunteers to share their expertise with the immigrant community. This includes teachers experienced in literacy or citizenship preparation, counselors trained in trauma-informed care, life coaches, legal or housing advocates. SACC welcomes creative ideas and new partnerships that strengthen and support immigrant families.
