S.A.P.H.A.L.
South Asian Parents/Caregivers Heal and Learn
SAPHAL (South Asian Parents/Caregivers: Heal And Learn; transl: ‘success’) is a violence prevention program for parents & caregivers that focuses on building healthy relationships with our youth, our families & communities. SAPHAL was created by South Asians, for South Asians.
Please follow the calendar on this page to see upcoming events and workshops (under development). Each module is introduced as a parenting skill that can be learned and taught through evidence-based practices, in a manner that bears South Asian parenting and caregiving contexts in mind. Backed by evidence-based practices and developed with a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has extensive experience working with the South Asian community, the program centers the idea of accountability with compassion.
FREE Healthy Relationships Workbook Coming soon
free workbook
Learn more about & practice healthy relationships skills with SAPHAL's 5-part workbook. Download coming soon!
Listen to Koshish
Tune into Koshish (transl: effort) to listen to a podcast on healthy parenting in the South Asian community.
Training Materials Coming soon
Training materials
If you are an advocate or just an active community member and are interested in taking SAPHAL workshops back to your community, you may download our workshop facilitation materials. Download coming soon!
SAPHAL Calendar
Creators & Contributors
Neel Iyer is a Junior at the University of Southern California, studying International Relations with a minor in Chemistry and a minor in Nonprofits, Philanthropy, & Volunteerism.
Neel Iyer is a Junior at the University of Southern California, studying International Relations with a minor in Chemistry and a minor in Nonprofits, Philanthropy, & Volunteerism.
Neel Iyer is a Junior at the University of Southern California, studying International Relations with a minor in Chemistry and a minor in Nonprofits, Philanthropy, & Volunteerism.
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