All as one!
ACMIN-OHIO
SUSTAINING A SOCIETY THAT ADMITS MINORITIES!
Everyone, no matter their origin, should have a chance to succeed and make a positive impact on our thriving society. That is why we are here at Action for Minorities Integration (ACMIN). When minorities encounter difficulties assimilating into a new community, our goal is to dismantle obstacles, strengthen communities, and provide opportunities for success.
WHAT WE DO
Serving the Greater Columbus, Ohio Region
Action for Minorities Integration (ACMIN) is dedicated to supporting immigrants, refugees, and minority community members through a variety of programs and services that facilitate their integration into society.
ACMIN’s dual approach of Educational Programs and Supportive Services is designed to create a holistic support system for immigrants and minority community members.
Objective
To empower immigrants and minority community members through structured educational opportunities that enhance personal and professional development.
Key Programs:
Citizenship and Civic Engagement Course (CCEC): Provides comprehensive education on U.S. laws, citizenship, and civic responsibilities.
English Language Proficiency Program (ELPP): Offers classes in English language for various levels to improve communication skills.
Driver’s Education and Permit Assistance (DEPA): Facilitates driving knowledge and practical skills necessary for obtaining driver's licenses.
Digital Literacy and Technology Training (DLTT): Equips participants with essential computer skills and digital literacy.
Workforce Readiness and Vocational Training (WRVT): Prepares participants for the job market with skills training and employment resources.
Family Education and Support Workshops (FESW): Enhances family stability and literacy on navigating U.S. educational systems.
Financial Literacy and Budgeting Classes (FLBC): Teaches crucial financial skills for effective money management in the U.S.
Educational Programs
Supportive Services
Objective
To provide practical assistance and support services that facilitate the integration of immigrants and minorities into society.
Key Programs:
Immigration Document Assistance Program (IDAP): Helps with the preparation and submission of immigration-related documents.
Basic First Aid and Health Education (BFAHE): Offers training in basic first aid and health management.
CPR/AED Certification Training (CPACT): Provides lifesaving skills training in CPR and AED usage.
Cultural Heritage Agriculture Program (CHAP)
The Cultural Heritage Agriculture Program (CHAP) is designed to celebrate and preserve the agricultural heritage of immigrants, refugees, and minority community members by supporting the cultivation of traditional crops from their home countries. This program fosters cultural exchange, enhances food security, and promotes healthy eating by providing access to diverse, culturally significant foods.
Strategic Impact
ACMIN’s dual approach of educational programs and supportive services is designed to create a holistic support system for immigrants and minority community members. By addressing both educational needs and practical challenges, ACMIN fosters a nurturing environment that encourages successful integration and active community participation. This comprehensive strategy ensures that all members have the resources and skills needed to thrive in their new environment, supporting ACMIN's overarching mission to empower and integrate diverse communities.
A Unified Message for All People
All as One!
Action for Minorities Integration, otherwise known as ACMIN, works by facilitating minority integration through community-focused programming. We believe strongly in building up our community by reinforcing the simple value that people should be afforded the same opportunities to a rewarding life regardless of background.
With the mission of creating a vibrant and welcoming community igniting our passions, we are spreading our wings by creating bespoke programming to help those in need. From providing secure housing during extreme storm events to guiding immigrants to a citizen pathway, we accelerate the idea of outreach.
