-          Estate Planning, Living Trust and Tax Reduction Seminar

            Feb. 8

            7-9 p.m.

            Presented by attorney Grace I. Kim and Sung Hee Kim, CFP, ChFc, CLU, QPA. Free books by the speakers.

 

-           Parenting Seminar by KAFSCLA staff and guests

            $30 per class

            Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

 

•?March 1 — Korean and American Cultural Differences: Understanding the difference between Korean and American culture will enable you to build stronger relations with your children. 

•?March 8: — Developmental Theory: How kids grow and interact with their environment, and how you can assist in their positive development.  

•?March 15: — Communication Skills: Strengthen your communication competency and break communication barriers with your kids. The seminar will allow you to establish great communication skills as you learn there’s more to language than just words.

•?March 22 — Disciplining Your Children Appropriately: Understand how to discipline your child in everyday and acute situations and learn effective techniques.

•?March 29 — Parent Literacy/Improve Your English: English is not an easy language to learn, but practice makes perfect. Don’t let language barriers prevent you from understanding what’s going on in your community or with your children. This seminar will allow you to improve your English and become more comfortable with the language. No fee, sponsored by Readiness for School Program.

 

*All content, dates and times are subject to change. Please RSVP for any activity before attending. Please call for information on other specialized seminars for youths and parents.

 

 

 

 

 

New Chairman

 

Board members, staff, volunteers and supporters would like to wish Benjamin Hong well as he steps down as chairman, but he will continue to serve on the board. We would also like to welcome John Chang as he presides as our new chairman.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mentoring Opportunity

 

Are you looking for a fun and rewarding way to spend your time? Become a KAFSC mentor and help our youth! It’s an extraordinary opportunity to develop personal relationships with the youth in your community and make a huge difference in their lives. As a mentor, you will have to meet with your mentee at least once a month over six months. Mentors must be a college student or possess a college degree. Please contact Diana Cho at (213) 389-6755, ext. 111.

The Youth Workforce Program is funded by Korean Churches for Community Development (KCCD).