Annual Reports

MAFS (Metropolitan Asian Family Services) provides culturally responsive programs that support seniors, immigrants, and underserved communities across Chicagoland, with a focus on health, education, and community well-being.

MAFS offers health education, nutrition support, public benefits assistance, adult literacy and ESL programs, mental health awareness initiatives, and community advocacy programs.

No. While MAFS was founded to serve Asian communities, our programs are open to individuals of all backgrounds. We welcome anyone who may benefit from our services.

Many MAFS programs are free or low-cost thanks to grants, donations, and community partnerships. Program availability may vary by location and funding source.

MAFS provides multilingual support to ensure access for diverse communities. Services and materials may be available in languages such as English, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi, Spanish, and others depending on the program.

MAFS serves communities across Chicagoland, with programs offered in locations including Chicago, Niles, Schaumburg, Naperville, Carol Stream, and surrounding areas.

Community members can support MAFS by volunteering, attending events, advocating for community needs, or donating to support our programs.