Join the Circus!

This summer season, the John Ford Amphitheatre offers an evolutionary new performance by the FOCUSfish Flying Circus

 

This year’s FOCUSfish production, GUSH-E.D: The Extra Dimension, tells a story of love for the planet, personal redemption, and triumph over fear as lithe artists juggle, contort, hoop, hang, and fire-breathe their way along a magical journey. The flying circus will be held at the John Ford Amphitheatre on Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. All youth and families are invited to join us!

 

 

Did You Know? 

In 2007, KAFSC provided counseling for 1,757 adults and 875 minors; held 2,182 sessions of domestic violence classes and 340 sessions of parenting classes; and, served 11,037 children through the nutrition program.

 

With your help, KAFSC can increase its support to the Korean American community and continue to transform lives. Our goals and objectives are to increase services for children and youth in our community; promote mental, physical and family health; continue to provide needed counseling and domestic violence and parenting classes; start a domestic violence victims’ shelter; and promote better relationships within families and between couples.

 

If you would like to know more about making a donation to KAFSC, please contact Resource Development Coordinator Jennifer Lee at (213) 389-6755, ext. 110, or e-mail her at jlee@kafscla.org. Your donation will go directly to funding services for our community. 

 

If you would like to know more about KAFSC and our services, you can request a free newsletter which covers a range of topics, including updates on KAFSC, what’s going on in our community, and interesting articles about parenting. It will also guide you in making informed decisions about playing an active role within the Korean American community.