SAATHI Support Group (S2G) Frisco Circle 2

🍂 Hello SAATHIs! 🍂

As we welcome the beauty of fall and the joy of the festive season, we’re excited to invite you to another SAATHI Support Group (S2G) Frisco Circle 2, an initiative of Color me SAFE Foundation! We’ve got some insightful conversations lined up, and we’d love for you to join our vibrant, supportive community as we empower South Asian families to navigate the unique challenges of immigrant life.

This session will be led by the brilliant Bhavini Parekh, whose warmth, expertise, and commitment to our community make this an event you won’t want to miss! 🌟

🍁 Topic: Celebrating Our Culture - Empowering Children to Share with Confidence
As we celebrate our cultural festivals in North America, this session will focus on how these traditions foster child -welfare and integration. We’ll explore how to help our children embrace and share their heritage confidently in schools and communities, without fear of being labeled.

Let’s come together in this festive season to share, learn, and grow in a safe, welcoming space. Together, we’ll build stronger, more resilient families, and foster deeper connections. This season is all about unity, celebration, and empowerment—and we’re excited to do it with you! 🍂✨

Mission:
To empower South Asian families through education and awareness, helping them navigate the complexities of a dual cultural identity within American society.

Vision:
We are dedicated to supporting families as they face challenges such as generational gaps, cultural identity, domestic violence, child welfare, and mental health. Our discussions offer tools and understanding to overcome shared struggles and foster healthy, resilient families.

S.A.A.T.H.I stands for:

• S – South: Our community
• A – Asian
• A – Advocacy: Supporting and advocating for South Asian families
• T – Togetherness: Uplifting one another
• H – Healthy families: Fostering resilience and unity
• I – Integration: Balancing our cultural heritage with life in America

Host or Publisher color me SAFE Foundation