Community Services/Social Philanthropy

 

No man is an island, no man lives alone. We are social beings and caring is what we do. We are developed into compassionate people by our profession, if not really born with innate kindness. We have a natural sense of feeling for other people’s misfortunes and sufferings. Although it is not mandatory, it is our social responsibility to take care of the world and the community, our people.

Meet our Communities

The Kerala Center

1824 Fairfax St., Elmont, NY 11003

With the enormous growth of the community in the U.S. and New York in particular, the Kerala Community had long felt the need for a Community Center. Such a Center could serve to promote the civic and other social service activities among the Indian American community and also to serve as a focal point to coordinate the activities and services to the Kerala Community.

http://www.keralacenterusa.com/keralacenterusa/KeralaCenter/KeralaCenter/Home/Default.aspx

 

Kalusugan Coalition, Inc.
39-04 63rd Street
Woodside, NY 11377

 

The Kalusugan Coalition is a multidisciplinary collaboration dedicated to creating a unified voice to improve the health of the Filipino American community in the New York/New Jersey area through network and resource development, educational activities, research, community action, and advocacy.

http://kalusugancoalition.org/

Social Justice

Potri Ranka Manis addressing at the rally Potri Ranka Manis addressing at the rally

Campaign for Solidarity:How a Muslim Nurse Looks at Islamaphobia

New York City, September 12, 2010

 

Standing before a large crowd of bystanders and supporters of the Unity for Peace Rally at the East of NY City Hall Park, a muslim nurse, Potri Ranka Manis spoke of her views on the solidarity campaign: “we breath the same air, we have the same heart beating and  we have the same red blood flowing in our veins, let our heart guide us..  let us not focus on hate. Our lifetime is short...let us concentrate in Love and Unity.  Peace be to all of us! Asalaam Alaykom

 

The rally promotes the freedom of religion and campaign against bigotry and racism. 

 

by Myrna Santos,RN

Photo by myRNphotoimages