Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence

About Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence

Founded in 1992, the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence (ATASK) addresses the unique challenges faced by Asian immigrants in Massachusetts, particularly those affected by domestic violence. With a mission to empower survivors, ATASK provides essential services including New England’s only multilingual emergency shelter, advocacy, outreach, and education programs. The organization was established by Reverend Cheng Imm Tan, who recognized the need for culturally and linguistically accessible resources for Asian victims of domestic violence.

Impact of ATASK

Since its inception, ATASK has been a lifeline for Asian domestic violence survivors, operating a multilingual hotline and offering critical support services. With over forty distinct Asian languages represented in the Greater Boston and Lowell areas, ATASK ensures that survivors receive the help they need in a language they understand. This culturally sensitive approach is vital for outreach, education, prevention, and direct services to families in need.

Why Donate to ATASK?

Your generous support enables ATASK to continue providing essential services to Asian survivors of domestic violence. Donations help maintain the multilingual hotline, emergency shelter, and advocacy programs that are crucial for those facing domestic violence in our communities.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the fight against domestic violence by donating cryptocurrency or cash to ATASK. Your contribution can help empower survivors and rebuild lives. Every donation counts!