"FAHSI is like my second family and second home. When I first stepped into the center, I was automatically welcomed with open arms. I started as a youth member and spent my summers and after school hours at the center. Growing up in Long Island, I wasn’t exposed much to other Filipinos other than my family. When I started to become a part of FAHSI not only did I meet
others that understood me and looked like me, I also become empowered and more knowledgeable about my Filipino Heritage.
FAHSI like my family, has always been there for me and has taught me valuable life lessons. As a high school intern I learned a lot of skills that I was able to utilize in college. I enjoyed and excelled in the program so much that I received the Youth Leadership Award. For the past few years, I worked as a Youth Coordinator and Administrative Coordinator for FAHSI. As the Youth Coordinator I was able to pass down what I learned from past FAHSI programs to the present youth. And as the Administrative Coordinator it was a pleasure to help the organization maintain it’s mission statement of serving the most vulnerable segments of the Filipino community of New York.
Without FAHSI, I wouldn’t be the individual I am today!"
others that understood me and looked like me, I also become empowered and more knowledgeable about my Filipino Heritage.
FAHSI like my family, has always been there for me and has taught me valuable life lessons. As a high school intern I learned a lot of skills that I was able to utilize in college. I enjoyed and excelled in the program so much that I received the Youth Leadership Award. For the past few years, I worked as a Youth Coordinator and Administrative Coordinator for FAHSI. As the Youth Coordinator I was able to pass down what I learned from past FAHSI programs to the present youth. And as the Administrative Coordinator it was a pleasure to help the organization maintain it’s mission statement of serving the most vulnerable segments of the Filipino community of New York.
Without FAHSI, I wouldn’t be the individual I am today!"
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