Eliminating Health
Disparities Initiatives
Program Description
Korean Service Center (KSC) is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and addressing mental health inequities for the Korean immigrant community.
In partnership with the Karen Organization of Minnesota, Korean Adoptees Ministry Center, and SEWA-AIFW through the Eliminating Health Disparities Initiative, KSC offers community workshops, family education, anti-stigma campaigns and counseling services aimed at preventing mental health issues and unintentional violence within the community.
Program Details
Anti-Stigma Campaign
We are committed to promoting mental health awareness and reducing the stigma associated with mental health issues among Korean immigrant community members. To achieve this goal, we have launched various anti-stigma campaigns and are actively promoting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to encourage community members to prioritize their mental health and seek help when needed. In collaboration with NAMI Minnesota, we offer a variety of mental health training programs, including QPR and SafeTALK.
