ASIAN YOUTH SERVICES COMMITTEE
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Carol Duong
ASIAN YOUTH SERVICES COMMITTEE
Taking Pride in Helping Our Community Since 1990
Asian Youth Services Committeee
AYSC is a non-profit community service organization based in Oakland Chinatown. It is a program sponsored and supported by OPD and AACC which is run by youth from ages 12 - 21 or 6th to 12th graders. The mission of AYSC is to provide a youth-directed environment where members can develop social, leadership, analytical, and organizational skills to conduct projects successfully. AYSC hosts many events that allow members to interact, meet and make new friends while earning community service experiences. In addition to volunteering, AYSC offers members the opportunity to run for board positions in a safe environment that tolerates failures. Many great and experienced advisors are willing to sacrifice their free time to give constructive advice and supervision to coach and mentor these amateur board members. To learn more about the services of AYSC, please click the button below.
AYSC is supported by many of our partners and other non-profit organizations within the Oakland Chinatown Community. Click the button below to learn more about the friends of AYSC!
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CONTACT ASIAN YOUTH SERVICES COMMITTEE
321 8th St, Oakland, CA, 94607 (CCUMC)
Email: asianyouthsc@gmail.com
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Join Us
Join us by attending our general meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at Oakland Chinatown Chinese Community United Methodist Church!
Time: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Address: 321 8th St, Oakland, CA 94607
To become an AYSC General Member, a volunteer has to attend at least 3 consecutive general meetings and 1 large service event, such as Street Bazaar, Street Festival, Wa Sung Easter Pancake Breakfast, etc or come to 3 small service events, such as Adopt-a-Park, Pick-It-Up, etc. Members of AYSC can attend more inclusive events, earn more community service hours, and run for a board position.
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