Academic Skills Empowerment
Writing, reading, math, science, arts, music, athletics, mentoring, and confidence-building programs for youth.
Education and mentorship
ALHF USA creates practical paths to learning, mentorship, scholarships, youth development, and community connection.
Real Student Voices
Hear the thoughtful perspectives our students developed through confident expression, reflection, and storytelling.
Sukhpaljit Kaur
I Was Just Early
Anayat Mohan
From Panic to Perfection
Jeevan Gillon
Longing for Approval
Maneet Grewal
Lessons in Absence
Programs
ALHF USA helps students grow through academic support, mentorship, scholarships, and practical career guidance.
Writing, reading, math, science, arts, music, athletics, mentoring, and confidence-building programs for youth.
Connecting students with professionals who can help them explore college, technical, STEM, medical, and service pathways.
Scholarship opportunities for academic learning, college preparation, leadership, STEM, and medical pathways.
Career awareness and service pathway support in partnership with US Army Reserve representatives.
Connecting aspiring medical students with in-field professionals who can clarify pathways, preparation, and expectations.
Recognition and encouragement for students building skills, discipline, and confidence.
Recent 2026 Workshops
Recent ALHF USA workshops focused on writing, leadership, chess, robotics, and academic enrichment for students.
College essay support focused on structure, story, revision, and stronger applications.
Students practiced storytelling, viewpoints, and confident expression through guided speaking.
Chess learning that builds focus, strategic thinking, patience, and decision-making.
Hands-on robotics workshops where students build, code, innovate, and collaborate.
A multi-workshop Fremont series supporting writing, leadership, chess, robotics, and math.
A summer learning series designed to help curious minds connect, grow, and lead.
An overview of ALHF USA's mission, pillars, workshops, and 2026 student impact.
A portfolio overview of learning experiences across speech, writing, math, chess, and robotics.
Students developed voice, confidence, and KQED-ready perspective pieces through guided practice.
Four student perspectives were selected and aired by KQED, celebrating real youth voices.
Young writers explored ideas, creative expression, revision, and meaningful storytelling.
Students built confidence through collaborative practice in algebra, geometry, calculus, and trigonometry.
Students strengthened strategy, focus, problem solving, sportsmanship, and confidence through chess.
Students practiced robot design, coding, teamwork, communication, and innovation through FLL.
A community and culture workshop series centered on learning, connection, creativity, and values.
See education and mentorship turn young potential into lasting progress.