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  AHC Immigration Services / Services d'immigration 2013 Diversity Visa Lottery Instructions
Awards and Recognition
2011 AHC Promotional Animation

 
 

2011 November 18: Annual US-Africa Economic Meetings Detailed Flyer or Agenda

 

2011 November 11: US-Africa Synergy Ambassadorship Finals, Women's Leadership in Motion. Meet the Contestants. details

 

2010 Annual Report
2011 AHC Call To Action

 

2011 June 23: AHC Annual Providers Summit. Theme: “Organizing the African Community in New York”.
Summit Report
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Clarisse Mefotso Fall, MPH at reception honoring Immigrant Heritage Week at Gracie Mansion details

  2011 January: 10 African Women and Young Girls Graduated as AHC Community Ambassadors. details
  2010 Accomplishments
 African First Ladies & Hollywood stars discuss health issues for details
 

We would like to introduce you to the AHC a nonprofit organization located in Harlem, New York City. We are a multilingual information clearing house and referral service. Our purpose is to provide health education, immigration and social support services to newly arrived immigrant populations in New York City with an emphasis on the African population.

Through our network of referral services and dissemination of health, immigration and social welfare information, the AHC mission is simple and clear.

Our mission is to serve as a bridge between mainstream service delivery systems and the newly arrived immigrant population, creating partnerships that will advance the mission of the corporation.

To see or download the AHC "Our Profile" brochure, click here for English, click here for French.

 

 
 

The African Hope Committee is comprised of professionals from a myriad of backgrounds including health, education, and legal who have between them over fifteen (15) years of experience in community outreach and service. As concerned New York City residents, the members of AHC have compiled information and referral service networks that facilitate positive behavior modification strategies in assisting the newly arrived immigrants in staying physically, emotionally, and socially healthy.

Clarisee Mefotso Fall's Biography

   
 

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