Welcome to WCAIO

 2013 Initiative

Milwaukee Police Department's

S.T.O.P

Students Talking it Over with Policy

Back to School Bash

 

 THE WISCONSIN COALITION OF ASIAN- INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS
WCAIO was formed in 2001 with following charter:

Mission Statement:

"Wisconsin Coalition of Asian Indian Organizations (WCAIO) is a non-profit, non-partisan association established as a unified group of representatives from the Asian Indian community and from Asian Indian Organizations in the greater Milwaukee area and Madison. It's purpose is to facilitate communication, cooperation and collaboration between the Asian Indians and the Wisconsin community at large."

Click here to view the WCAIO by Laws 

WCAIO has supported and raised money for the following community causes:

• Provided support and raised money for national relief efforts for 9/11 terrorists attacks on our country.
• Raised money for a new disaster relief van for local Milwaukee Red Cross chapter.
• Provided support and raised money for Katrina Disaster Relief Fund for the Red Cross.
• Placement of Mahatma Gandhi statue on the grounds of Milwaukee County Courthouse.
• Naming of India-America Friendship Park at Milwaukee County Courthouse.
• Raised money for vision care for low-income children in Milwaukee Public Schools.

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2012 Initiative

Milwaukee Police Department's

S.T.O.P.

• The Students Talk it Over with Police (S.T.O.P.) program is designed to address the relationship between future young leaders (ages 12-17) and the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD). Objective is to decrease the chances of an initial volatile interaction and cultivate a sustainable and positive rapport. MPD realizes that a juvenile's perception of, and their relationship with, the police is an important social issue and is vital to the success of the police department's Community Based Policing crime reduction model.

 

  WCAIO 2011 INITIATIVE

COPS N KIDS PROGRAM 

Along with Milwaukee Police

 

WCAIO 2007 Initiative Donation fo Automatic Defibrillators to Milwaukee Public Schools Donation of 37 Units given to MPS on Oct 7 2007 Click here to view picture highlights Oct 7th, 2007 - Presentation of Check to MPS Click here to read the release

DIDI

Don't be afraid to get help if you are in an abusive relationship. Domestic Abuse is a crime.  Didi will help support victims of Family Violence from South Asia. You are not alone.

DIDI Hotline   414-477-3636  24 hours.

National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE(7233)