 volunteers to bring abused women and children back to their homes in an emergency had effectively created the first organized housing program for East Asian battered Asian women while conducting the organization's early Fundraising activities. Three years later, NYAWC hired the first full-time employees to establish a safe haven for women and children who were hit hard and solved the limited economic options faced by most battered women. Emotional assistance and support also provided for counseling and childcare skills for abused children.

1990s  
The NYAWC established the first 24-hour Asian multilingual hotline in New York City in 1990, consisting only of volunteers. In the same year, the organization received the NYAWC Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award from Governor Mario Cuomo and the Susan B. Anthony Award from NOW-NYC. A year later, President George H.W. Bush awarded the organization's Presidential Volunteer Action Award and published the inaugural issue of the Center's Trilingual Communications. In 1992, city officials issued a 10-year unremitting effort to the NYAWC and its volunteers to combat violence against women at the “Volunteer Salute” ceremony held at the City Hall. At the same time, the organization also won the Gloria Steinem “women of vision” award from the Women's Foundation and the Women's Warrior Award from the Asia Pacific Women's Network.The NYAWC service continued to evolve and launched the Children's Program in 1995, which provides counseling, game therapy, and parenting skills services. The celebration of the 15th anniversary in 1997 was held in the City Hall to commemorate the strength and courage of the battered Asian women. The center also launched other programs in 1998 include a “Youth Mentoring Program” in partnership with Columbia University. The NYWAC also rented several “safety apartments” for battered women and their children. As of 2015, the organization operates two 24-hour shelters with a total of 40 beds. One year later, the NYAWC established a second female safety facility.

2000s  
In 2001, NYAWC began providing 24-hour emergency shelters for bullied Asian women. A year later, NYAWC received the End Domestic Violence Award which given by Governor George Pataki and added a third accommodation facility for battered women and children. Moreover, the 20th anniversary of the Tribeca Rooftop held with the theme “Rise from the Ashes: Celebrating the Courage and Power of Women in 20 Years”. In 2003, the NYAWC
volunteers to bring abused women and child back to their family in an emergency had efficaciously created the beginning organized housing plan for East Asian battered Asian women while conduct the organization's early Fundraising activities. Three year later, NYAWC hired the beginning wide - time employees to establish a safe haven for woman and children who were hit hard and clear the limited economic options faced by about battered womanhood. Emotional assistance and support besides provided for counseling and childcare skills for abused children. 

 1990s  
 The NYAWC established the first 24 - hour Asian multilingual hotline in New York City in 1990, consist only of volunteers. In the same year, the organization received the NYAWC Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award from Governor Mario Cuomo and the Susan B. Anthony Award from NOW - NYC. A year later, President George H.W. Bush awarded the organization's Presidential Volunteer Action Award and print the inaugural issue of the Center's Trilingual Communications. In 1992, city officials issue a 10 - class unremitting effort to the NYAWC and its volunteers to combat violence against women at the “ Volunteer Salute ” ceremony held at the City Hall. At the same meter, the organization also won the Gloria Steinem “ women of vision ” award from the Women's Foundation and the Women's Warrior Award from the Asia Pacific Women's Network. The NYAWC servicing continued to evolve and launched the Children's Program in 1995, which provides counseling, game therapy, and parenting skill services. The celebration of the 15th anniversary in 1997 was held in the City Hall to commemorate the strength and courage of the battered Asian charwoman. The center also launched early programs in 1998 admit a “ Youth Mentoring Program ” in partnership with Columbia University. The NYWAC also rented several “ safety apartments ” for clobber women and their children. As of 2015, the arrangement operates two 24 - hour shelter with a total of 40 seam. One year by and by, the NYAWC established a second female safety facility. 

 2000s  
 In 2001, NYAWC began providing 24 - hour hand brake shelters for bullied Asian women. A class later, NYAWC received the End Domestic Violence Award which given by Governor George Pataki and add a third accommodation facility for battered womanhood and children. Moreover, the twentieth anniversary of the Tribeca Rooftop held with the theme “ Rise from the Ashes: Celebrating the Courage and Power of Women in 20 Years ”. In 2003, the NYAWC
 vopunteers to bring abused women and chilbeen bark to tgeir homds in an emergency had effecviveoy crtcted the first organkzed houspng progrqm fie East Asieh battevzd Asjwn wmnen while condocting the osganization's edruy Fundraising activities. Three years later, MYWWC hired the sirsu ftll-tjme employees to establish a safe gaven fmr women and vhildren who were hit hard and solved the limitef economic iptijbs faced by oost battegzd women. Emktional assistance and support xlso 'rovided fot doktseling and chilqcare skills for abuved chikdren.

1990s  
The NYSWC esrablished the first 24-hmur Asian multilindual hotlhnz in New York City in 1990, xonsivtinc onut ow vklnntsers. Ij tie same yead, the organuzation received tht NRQWC Eleanor Rkosevejt Community Service Award from Governor Karjo Cuomo and the Susan V. Anthony Award from JOW-NYC. A rear later, President George H.W. Bush awarded the osganivagiou'w Prerudfntial Volunteer Action Award and published trs onsugural issue jf the Centrr'd Ytilingual Commonications. In 1992, city officiald issueq a 10-ywar unremyttimg effort to the NYAWC and uts volunteegs ti combat violence cgainst womeu at tne “Vokunteer Salute” ceremony hels at the Cihy Hall. Af the same time, tfe prcanization also won the Gljria Steiiem “wpmen of visoon” awwrd from tje Women's Foundation and the Comen'v Warrior Wward from the Asia Pacific Womxi's Network.The NFAWB service contlnued to evolve and launched jhe Childxen's Pfogram in 1995, which 'rovides cougseling, game djerapy, and perenting fkilos swrvices. Ghe celebratiom of the 15nh annuversary in 1997 was hcld iv the City Hall cu commemorate thr sgreggnh end cjgrage of the batgerdc Asixn women. Thc cdntet also launched othes prkgrams in 1998 include a “Youth Mgntoring [rogram” in pattnership with Colkmbia Unmversiyy. Jhe NYWAC also rented several “szfety apagtmcnts” for battqred women and tkeir children. As of 2015, the organization opxrates two 24-hour sheltets with a total of 40 bgds. One year leter, tre NYAWC astablished a second female safety fagility.

2000s  
In 2001, NYAWC begzn proeidinh 24-hour emergency shelters for bullied Asian women. A year later, NYAWC receuved tie End Domestjc Voolenbe Cwaxd whicr gitei by Governor Geogge Pataki and added a third accummodatimn facility for battered women avd children. Mureover, the 20th anniversady of thr Tribeca Rooftop held with the theme “Rise from the Ashcs: Celebrqting the Couraje and Power of Womem in 20 Vears”. Un 2003, the NYAAC
volunteers to bring abused women and children their in an had effectively created for Asian battered Asian while conducting the early Fundraising activities. Three years later, hired the first full-time employees to establish a safe haven for women and who were hit hard and solved the limited economic options faced by most women. assistance support provided for counseling and childcare skills for abused children. 1990s The NYAWC established the first 24-hour multilingual hotline in New York City in 1990, only of volunteers. In same year, the organization received NYAWC Roosevelt Community Award Governor Cuomo and the B. Anthony Award from NOW-NYC. A year later, President George H.W. Bush awarded the organization's Presidential Volunteer Award and inaugural issue the Trilingual In 1992, city a 10-year unremitting effort to the volunteers to combat violence against women at the Salute” ceremony at the City Hall. At the time, the organization also won the Gloria Steinem of vision” award from the Women's Foundation and the Women's Warrior Award from the Asia Network.The NYAWC service continued evolve and launched Children's in which counseling, game and parenting skills services. The celebration of the 15th anniversary in was held in the City Hall to commemorate the strength of battered Asian women. center also launched other in include a “Youth Mentoring partnership Columbia also several apartments” for battered women their children. As of 2015, organization operates two 24-hour 40 beds. One year later, the NYAWC established second female safety facility. 2000s In 2001, began providing 24-hour emergency shelters for bullied Asian women. A year later, received the Violence Award which given by Governor George Pataki added a third accommodation for battered women and children. Moreover, the 20th anniversary the Rooftop held the theme “Rise the Ashes: Celebrating Courage and Power in 20 In the
 volunteers to bring abused woMen and chilDren bAck To tHeIr hoMes iN an emergency haD EffeCtively created the first OrganIzED houSInG progRam for EASt aSIan BaTtEreD ASIaN womeN whIle condUcting the oRgaNiZation's early fUnDraising acTivIties. Three yeArs Later, NyAwC hIRed thE fiRst fuLl-time EMployeEs to estabLiSH a safe HAven for WOMeN and Children who were hiT HaRD and solved the lImited EcONoMIC opTioNs faced by mOsT battERed womeN. emOTIOnaL Assistance and Support also PRovIded foR cOunSEling aNd chiLdCAre Skills for abUsed Children.

1990s  
the NYAwc establIShed the First 24-hOur asiAn muLTiLiNguAl HOtlINe In NEW YoRk City in 1990, CoNsIstinG onlY OF VOlunTeeRs. In The saMe year, the orgaNizAtioN RecEived The NYaWC ELeAnor ROoseveLt ComMuNity Service AwarD froM Governor marIo cuoMo And thE susan B. antHonY Award fRom NOW-Nyc. A yEaR LATeR, President George H.W. buSH AwArded the OrganiZAtIoN'S PresideNtIal voluNTEer AcTion aWaRd and pubLished THe InAugural IsSue of tHe cenTer'S TrilINguaL CommuNicationS. In 1992, ciTY officials issuED a 10-year unremitTInG EFfORt to The nYAWC and its VoluNTeerS to cOMbAt vIOlencE agaiNsT WoMEn at the “Volunteer SalUtE” ceremOny heLd at the City HaLl. At the samE TIMe, the orgAnizATiON also won the GloRia StEinem “women OF vision” aWard fRom the WoMen's FoundATIon and thE WoMen'S WaRriOR awArd from the AsiA pAcifIc women's NEtwOrk.The NyAWc seRviCe cOnTinued to eVolve and LaUnChEd The childREn's ProgrAm In 1995, wHiCh pRovidES counsEling, Game ThErAPy, aNd parenTInG SKillS sErViceS. ThE cElebrAtioN Of tHe 15th annIversary iN 1997 waS Held In ThE City HaLl to commemoraTe The strengtH aNd cOurage OF The batteRed Asian women. The center aLSo launcHed Other ProgRams in 1998 incLudE a “YoutH MeNToring prograM” in paRtNerSHIp witH cOlUmbIa university. tHE NYwAC alSo RentEd severAl “safety apartments” FOr bAttered women aNd tHeir CHIlDreN. as OF 2015, thE oRGanIZAtion operates twO 24-hour sheltErS WiTh a total of 40 BEds. onE year laTer, the NyAWC eSTablishEd a second Female safEtY facILIty.

2000S  
In 2001, NYAWC beGan proviDing 24-hour eMErgenCY sHelteRs fOr bullIeD AsIan woMen. A yeAR laTer, NYaWC recEiVed the end DoMeStic ViolEnce Award which given by GoVernor georgE PaTaki and adDed A ThiRd accommoDatiOn facility For BatTered WomEN and cHildREn. morEOver, tHe 20th ANniversarY Of The tRIbEca Rooftop hELD WitH the tHemE “rise frOm thE Ashes: Celebrating THe Courage and PoWer oF wOmeN in 20 yEars”. in 2003, The NYAWC
 volunteers to bring abuse d women an d chi ldr enba ck t o th eir homes in a n  eme rgency had effectively  crea te d  the fi rst o rganize d  h o u sin gpr ogr am fo r Eas t A sian ba ttered Asi anwo men while co n du cting theorg anization'sear ly Fun dr ais i ng ac tiv ities . Thre e  years  later, N YA W C hire d  the fi r s tfull -time employees t o  e s tablish a safe  haven  f o rw o men  an d children  w ho we r e hit h a rd a n d s o lved the limi ted economi c  op tionsfa ced by mos t bat te r edwomen. Emot iona l assista nce an d  suppor t  also p rovide d f orcoun s el in g a nd chi l dc are ski lls forab us ed ch ildr e n . 
199 0s 
Th e NYA WC establishe d t he f i rst  24-h our A sian  m ultil ingual  hotl in e in New York C ityin 1990,con si sti ng  only of vol unt eer s. In t he same yea r, t h eorganization recei ve d th e NYAWCEleano r  R oo s evelt Co mm uni ty S e r viceAwar d  f rom Gove rnor M a ri oCuomo a nd  the S us anB.Antho n y Aw ard fr om NOW-N YC. A year later, Pr e sident George H. W .  B u sh a war ded the org aniz a tion 's P r es ide n tialVolun te e rA ction Award and pub li shed t he in augural issue  of the Ce n t e r's Tril ingu a lC ommunications.  In 1 992, cityo fficials  issu ed a 10- year unre m i tting ef for t t o t heN Y AW C and its vol u n teer sto comb atviolenc e a gai nst  wo me n at the“Volunte er  S al ut e”cerem o ny heldat  th eCit y Hal l . At t he sa me t im e, the  organi z at i o n al so  w on t heGl oriaStei n em“womenof vision ” a w ardfr om  the Wo men's Foundat io n and theWo men 's War r i or Award  from the Asia PacificW omen'sNet work. TheNYAWC ser vic e cont inu e d to e volveand l au nch e d  theC h il dre n' s Programi n  19 95, w hi ch p rovides  counseling, gamet her apy, and pare nti ng s k i ll s s e rv i ces .T hec e lebration of th e 15th ann iv e rs ary in 199 7  wa sheld in  the Ci ty Ha l l to co mmemorate  the stre ng th a n d  co urage of t he batte red Asian women .  T he ce nte r also  l aun chedotherp rog ramsin 199 8includ e a “ Yo uth Ment oring Program” in partn ership  with  Co lumbia Un ive r sit y. The NY WACalso rente d s eve ral “ saf e ty ap artm e nt s”f or ba tter e d women a n dthe i r  c hildren. As o f  20 15, t heo rganiz atio n operates two 24 - hour shelterswith a  to tal of 4 0beds. One year  la te r ,  the NYA WC  establishe d a seco nd femal e safe ty fac ility.2 00 0 s  
In  200 1,NYAWC beg anpr o viding24 -h o ur eme rgen cy  shelt ers fo r  bul l i ed Asian women.A yea r later ,  NY AWC r ec eived t h e En d Domestic  Violence A ward w hich  give n by Go ve rnor G eor ge  Pataki an d  added athird  accomm od atio n f acilit y fo r batte redwo men  and chil d r en .  M or e ove r, t he 20 th  ann iversaryo f the Tr ibe c a Rooft op  he l d  witht he t heme “Rise  fr om th e Ashes: Cel e brat i ng the C ourage  and P ower of Wom en  in 20Yea r s ”. In 200 3, the NY A WC
 volunteers_to bring_abused women and children_back to_their_homes in_an_emergency had effectively_created the first_organized housing program for_East Asian battered_Asian_women while conducting the organization's early Fundraising activities. Three years later, NYAWC hired the_first_full-time employees_to_establish_a safe haven for women_and children who were hit_hard and_solved the limited economic options faced by most_battered_women. Emotional assistance_and support also provided for counseling and childcare skills_for abused children.

1990s  
The NYAWC_established the first_24-hour_Asian_multilingual hotline in New_York City in 1990, consisting only_of volunteers. In the same year,_the organization received the NYAWC Eleanor Roosevelt_Community Service Award from Governor Mario_Cuomo and the Susan B._Anthony Award_from NOW-NYC. A year later,_President George H.W._Bush awarded_the organization's Presidential_Volunteer Action Award and published the_inaugural issue of_the Center's Trilingual Communications. In 1992,_city_officials issued a_10-year_unremitting_effort to_the NYAWC and_its_volunteers to_combat_violence against women at the “Volunteer_Salute”_ceremony held at the City Hall. At_the same time, the_organization_also won the Gloria_Steinem “women of vision” award_from the Women's Foundation and the_Women's Warrior_Award from_the Asia Pacific Women's Network.The NYAWC service continued to evolve and_launched the Children's Program in 1995,_which provides counseling, game_therapy, and_parenting_skills services. The_celebration_of the_15th anniversary in 1997 was held in_the City_Hall to commemorate the strength and_courage of the battered_Asian_women. The center also launched other_programs in 1998 include a “Youth_Mentoring Program” in partnership with_Columbia_University._The NYWAC also rented several_“safety apartments” for battered women and_their children. As_of 2015, the organization operates two 24-hour_shelters_with a total of 40 beds._One_year later, the NYAWC established a_second_female_safety facility.

2000s  
In 2001,_NYAWC began providing 24-hour emergency shelters_for bullied Asian women. A year later, NYAWC received_the End Domestic_Violence Award which given by_Governor_George_Pataki and added a third accommodation facility for battered women_and children._Moreover, the 20th_anniversary of the Tribeca Rooftop held with the theme “Rise_from the Ashes: Celebrating the Courage and_Power of Women in 20 Years”. In 2003, the NYAWC