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Welcome
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Click on link to find out about the Immigrant Services African Hope Committee Inc. provides
 
In French and in English
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 Immigrant Week 2008
Date: APRIL 19, 2008
Place: New York Public Library
924 WEST 124 TH STREET
Between 5 TH
AND LENOX AVENUE.
Saturday April 19, 2007
From 2pm 5pm 
You are invited, read the letter |
Immigrant Heritage Week kick off at Gracie Mansion!
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Happy Holidays and a brighter New Year
Happy Holidays
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- The MAC Cosmetics donated MAC cosmetics products to AHC 4th Annual Health Summit for women and young girls attending the health summit. The total cost of the cosmetic products was worth $6100.00.
- AHC received 25 free turkeys from Health Plus for Thanksgiving Day for the underprivileged women and children this year.
- The Nunnbetter Dance Theatre in New Jersey has donated 30 free tickets to African Hope Committee clients and volunteers to attend the Nutcraker show this year.
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2007 Conference
Press Release  |
International Day for women
March 8th, is the International Day for women. On this day, African Hope Committee Inc. wishes an excellent day to all the women around the Planet
En ce 8 Mars, Journée Internationale des Femmes, AFRICAN HOPE COMMITTEE souhaite une excellente journée à toute les femmes et mères sur cette planette. |
 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. >>more......
Clarisse Mefotso Fall, ExecutiveDirector/Founder pictured above |
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Immigrant History Week is a Citywide celebration that honors the experiences and contributions of immigrants in New York City.Established by Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2004 and coordinated by the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, Immigrant History Week is a rich collection of free or low-cost programs that build cross-cultural understanding between diverse New Yorkers.