March 28, 2014 White House Honors AccessCals Nahla Kayali as Champion of Change Founder and Executive Director of Access California Services, Nahla Kayali, will be recognized as a Champion of Change by The White House on Monday March 31, 2014. Nahla Kayali is one of 10 community leaders nationwide to be honored for committing themselves to improving the lives of others in their communities. This is a life-time honor to be recognized by the White House as a Champion of Change in light of Cesar Chavez legacy, serving as a testament that working hard creates change, said Nahla Kayali, Founder and Executive Director of Access California Services. I have dedicated my life and my soul for the humanitarian cause of serving everyone in need, particularly my fellow Arab- and Muslim-American immigrant and refugee communities who have demonstrated the ability to overcome barriers and become contributing citizens. Nahla Kayali will be receiving this award at The White House. To watch this event live, visit whitehouse.gov/live at 7:00AM PDT on Monday March 31st. To learn more about the White House Champions of Change program or to nominate a future champion, visit whitehouse.gov/champions. Nahla Kayali Recognized Among Top 100 Women Luminaries in Orange County Nahla Kayali was recognized at the 2014 Women Making a Difference Awards and Afternoon Tea Reception on March 27, 2014. The awards ceremony is hosted annually by California State Senator Lou Correa (34th District) to honor local women who make a positive difference in the community. I thank Senator Lou Correa for this recognition and hope that such an initiative will inspire others to support and recognize nonprofit causes in our community, said Nahla Kayali of Access California Services. I accept this honor on behalf of the Access California Services team who diligently works to serve people in dire need of social, economic, educational, and healthcare services they might not know about, let alone have access to. Access California Services Recognized For Serving Arab and Muslim Communities Access California Services (AccessCal) was awarded the 2014 Best Muslim Charitable Organization award from the Madina Islamic Center for providing free comprehensive human services to the local under-served Arab- and Muslim-American communities. This honor means so much to us and our community, and we thank Madina Islamic Center for its recognition and continued support, said Nahla Kayali, AccessCal founder and executive director. Enriching underserved individuals and families with our initiatives and referral services doesnt just help these families get by, but assures them that many of us care about their success and reminds them that we truly have faith in their ability to become more self-sufficient citizens.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 04:52:00 +0000
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