Family Touch equips immigrant and multicultural families with culturally responsive counseling, education, and community-based support to foster emotional health and lifelong resilience.
Family Touch was founded in 2001 to address the serious void in social and educational services for the rapidly growing population of Asian children, youth, and families in the Greater New Jersey and New York areas.
What began as a small initiative serving immigrant families has grown into a multi-program organization supporting individuals across every stage of life.
Our journey reflects our belief that strong families create strong communities — and that everyone deserves a safe space to grow, heal, and belong.
Communities where every family thrives with emotional well-being, meaningful connection, and a deep sense of belonging across generations.
To equip immigrant and multicultural families with culturally responsive counseling, education, and community-based support that fosters emotional health and lifelong resilience.
Free and low-cost programs serving children, youth, adults, and seniors across our community.
Culturally responsive, bilingual counseling services supporting emotional health for individuals and families.
Prevention education and mental health awareness programs, including Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training.
Youth programs including FT Youth Volunteers, KAYLA, and the annual Community Mental Health Art Competition.
Support groups, grief support, book clubs, and enrichment programs for adults and seniors.
Helping community members navigate healthcare access, screenings, and health education events.
Support groups and services for survivors, in partnership with the Korean American Empowerment Alliance.
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218 Main Street
Little Ferry, NJ 07643
5 minutes from H Mart & Costco