Children, Youth and Family

International Community Empowerment Project (ICEP)

ICEP is a prevention program funded by the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (”ODADAS”). Its goal is to educate and empower youth and their families from Asian and other emerging communities in Summit County to make healthy life choices related to violence, alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. ICEP serves approximately 250 children and 125 adults every year. This is ASIA’s oldest program. Learn More

Community Adult Mentoring Project (CAM)

CAM is a prevention mentoring program funded by ODADAS. It provides peer mentoring and adult group mentoring to new Asian Americans in Cuyahoga County.

Teen Creations

A project funded by the Welty Family Foundation.  Its goal is to prepare youth from emerging immigrant communities to enter the work world and become responsible citizens contributing to their individual socio-economic well-being, that of their families, communities and the society as a whole. Participants commit to finishing their high school education while learning work and life skills that will enable them to transition effectively to the workforce.

Red Lantern Service Learning Project

High school youth from across Cuyahoga County engaged in summer or school year projects focused on community building, neighborhood safety, conservation and recycling.  For more information, contact Kitty Leung (kitty.leung@asiainc-ohio.org)