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Meet the NCSO

The National Coalition of South Asian Organizations is a network of community-based organizations that believe in common principles related to social change, and that provide services to, work with, convene, organize and advocate for South Asians in the United States. SAALT currently coordinates the National Coalition.

 

New York

  • Adhikaar for Human Rights

  • Chhaya CDC

  • Coney Island Avenue Project

  • Council of Peoples Organization

  • Desis Rising Up and Moving

  • Khadijah’s Caravan

  • Saathi of Rochester

  • Sakhi for South Asian Women

  • SEVA Immigrant Community Advocacy Project- Desis Vote!

  • Shakti Peer Group

  • South Asian Council for Social Services

  • South Asian Health Initiative

  • South Asian Youth Action

  • The Sikh Coalition

  • Turning Point

  • United Sikhs

  • Westchester Square Partnership

New Jersey

  • Manavi
  • South Asian Mental Health Awareness in Jersey

Connecticut

  • Sneha

Washington, DC Area

  • ASHA for Women
  • Counselors Helping (South) Asians/Indians
  • Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund
  • South Asian Americans Leading Together
  • South Asian Public Health Association

Georgia

  • Raksha

Florida

  • Sahara of South Florida

Illinois

  • Apna Ghar
  • Hamdard Center
  • Indo-American Center
  • South Asian American Policy and Research Institute
  • South Asian Progressive Action Collective

Michigan

  • MAI Family Services

Washington

  • Chaya
  • Trikone

California

  • Maitri
  • Narika
  • Satrang
  • South Asian Network

Texas

  • Daya

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