New York: April 17, 2011. (PCP) International Community Care Foundation ICCF held a meeting of experts on April 13, 2011, in Queens County of New York, in order to organize the Community Leadership Training Program in New York State. The main purpose of the meeting was to discuss that how ICCF could capacitate the religious leaders and community leaders for South Asian community development. Mr. Hogo Morel, the ICCF board member presented the model of training and said that we should start Leadership Training Program after the Easter Celebrations. Mr. Tariq Javed, the ICCF executive director, Mr. James Cyprian (ICCF member), Mr. Nasir Dean (ICCF member) and Mrs. Bano Tariq Javed (ICCF Advisor) were the participants of the meeting. The next meeting of ICCF experts would be held on April 20, 2011. ICCF is non- profitable organization, which is recommitted in helping the under privileged and under served people here in the United States of America and overseas, to empower them and give them a knowledge for their vital survival. ICCF help and improve the socio-economic condition of the under privileged and under served communities in collaboration with Governmental and other organizations. provides the emergency & relief services and Implement community development projects and programs on a needed basis. The members of ICCF are committed to empower the under privileged communities and to raise the voice against poverty and injustices worldwide. ICCF helps seniors, who are unable to apply for the eligible medical services, provides language translation services to seniors and different ethnic groups, the caseworker services to seniors and special children and advocacy and counseling services are focus of objectives.. ICCF is an agency that consists of seasoned professionals experienced in locating and providing services for individuals that are intellectually challenged or physically in-firmed by reason of developmental disability or advanced age. ICCF offers to OPWDD the capacity to meet the unique needs of the Willow brook Class of consumer. From the onset of the creation of the Willow brook Class; the state has desired to ameliorate the suffering of this particularly underserved class. The individuals engaged by ICCF are dedicated to the relief of suffering that can only be addressed by tireless and sincere efforts. In, addition; in keeping with the mandate of OPWDD to reduce the institutionalization of this group of consumers, ICCF boasts of professionals that are up to the challenge of assisting the state to meet this goal. ICCF can point the fact that it has within its ranks many mental health and developmental disability specialists who have many years of experience in providing services to OPWDD like consumers across the globe. ICCF is committed to capacity-building of religious and community leaders to promote peace, harmony and brotherhood/sisterhood among the religions, genders, race and sects. ICCF provide the peace awareness programs to community leaders and youth to bring the grass-root level change and determining to provide different peace programs to all ages of people.