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SEWA-AIFW executive co-director receives Outstanding Community Service Award
The award acknowledges SEWA-AIFW's impactful work in supporting immigrant families, promoting health, and fostering wellness within the AANHPI communities.
AAUC Award Picture / Image- SEWA-AIFW
Dasharath Yata, executive co-director of the non-profit organization SEWA-AIFW was honored with the "Outstanding Community Service Award" by the Asian American Unity Coalition (AAUC).
The award was presented during a ceremony at the Rayburn House National Capital Building, highlighting Yata's leadership and the organization’s dedication to improving family wellness for Indian and South Asian communities.
The award acknowledges SEWA-AIFW's impactful work in supporting immigrant families, promoting health, and fostering wellness within the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities.
Commenting on the honor, Yata said, "This award reflects the dedication of our team and volunteers who work tirelessly to uplift our community and ensure their well-being. We are grateful for this recognition and remain committed to continuing our mission."
SEWA-AIFW (Asian Indian Family Wellness) has long been a vital resource for the South Asian diaspora, providing critical support in health, education, and community engagement.
The ceremony in Washington, DC, drew attention to the growing role of organizations like SEWA-AIFW in addressing the needs of underserved communities, with leaders across various AANHPI groups celebrating the shared commitment to unity and service.
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