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SAMHIN’s services support the South Asian community in the United States. Users can search their therapist directory by location, name, and category. On professional’s profiles, users can find hours, financial information, contact information, and more.

The NAAPIMHA’s mission is to promote the mental health and well-being of the AAPI community. They provide training, resources, advocacy opportunities, and have been involved in many mental health projects. The AANHPI Service Provider sheet provides resources listed for all 50 states (contact information and websites are listed).

The AMHC’s mission is to normalize and de-stigmatize mental health within the Asian community. They offer a US and Canadian therapist directory. Users can filter by issue, age group, finance information, modalities, and more. There are also therapist profiles and a resource and organization directory that provide additional resources for mental health.

The AAPA advocates on behalf of Asian Americans to advance Asian American psychology. The AAPA has 8 divisions, including one for multiracial and adopted Asian Americans which seeks to connect individuals and develop a home and community.

This is the story of the author’s journey to China to adopt a baby girl. It’s a heartwarming adoption story that reveals the challenges, as well as the joys, of forming a new family.

This story originates from the ancient Chinese belief that an invisible, unbreakable red thread connects everybody destined to be together. In this children’s book, a royal couple should be full of joy and contentment, but they both feel a strange, worsening pain. A peddler reveals a red thread pulling at their hearts. Eventually, they’re guided by the thread to adopt a child.

This is a children’s picture book that talks about the process of adoption from China. It shows the steps from the adoption agency paperwork, to interviews, to approval and finally being able to travel to China.

This is the true story of Mei-Ling Hopgood, one of the first wave of Asian adoptees to arrive in America. She never identified with her Asian ancestry, but was quickly involved in Asian culture when her birth family contacted her. Lucky Girl is a tale of joy, regret, hilarity, deep sadness, and great discovery.

This source lists 3 scholarships that are relevant to students who are of Haitian descent. More information about their requirements (GPA, credit hours, age, etc.) is given in their descriptions.

This directory is for students who are looking for scholarship opportunities that are based on race and ethnicity. You can filter by region and country and listings show scholarships’ amounts, deadlines, descriptions, and qualifications.