Counselors Helping (South) Asians / Indians

Counselors Helping (South) Asians / Indians

Welcome

CHAI is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide outreach, referral and educational services to the South Asian community on issues related to mental health and wellness in the Baltimore / Washington metropolitan area. CHAI also works with mental health professionals and social services agencies to increase their cultural proficiency when working with the South Asian community. CHAI's Corporate Sponsors, Foundations, and Business Supporters are Verizon Wireless, Avon Hello Tomorrow Fund, Mittendorf Foundation, and the Columbia Rotary Club. CHAI's generous Community Benefactor is Sylvan Learning Center in Columbia.

Howard County Schools Partner with CHAI - featured in Baltimore Sun

County school officials hope that two new partnerships will help promote an appreciation for the school system's growing Asian population. [read more]

Submitted by Erin Cohen on June 15, 2009

Cup of CHAI

Office of Continuing Professional Education
410-706-1839 or 410-706-5004 410-706-8325 Visit www.ssw.umaryland.edu/cpe for the most up-to date
information on workshops and special events! [read more]

Submitted by Erin Cohen on May 18, 2009

Tikkas, Trader Joes, and Tantalizing Temptations

CHAI presents and Indian Food Social and Cooking Demonstration. June 20th from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm at 2106 Northcliff Drive in Baltimore. RSVP to 410-267-4352. [read more]

Submitted by Erin Cohen on May 13, 2009

International Parent Leadership Program, Howard County Public School System

International Parent Leadership Program (IPLP) exists to develop leaders among international parents in Howard County in order to diversify the pool of leaders in schools and the community.  IPLP envisions a dynamic group of international parents actively advocating for the academic achievement of all children in Howard County Public School System.  [read more]

Submitted by Erin Cohen on March 9, 2009

Training and Contractor Opportunity

The Legal Interpreter Project at the Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center (APALRC) is recruiting community interpreters for its eight annual interpreter training this April. The Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center seeks individuals fluent in an Asian language and English to serve the local Asian American and immigrant community as paid interpreters. [read more]

Submitted by Erin Cohen on March 9, 2009
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