We at MFLI believe that such professional assistance should incorporate the essential ingredients of communication, education, trust, rapport, and continuity in order to effectivate change in an individual's life and enable him or her to live in harmony with all cultures, ages, races, and regions.

The MFLI proposes a new Korean-American Youth program to young people and their families to:
...Restore identity
...Resolve frustrating and self-defeating patterns
...Overcome low self-esteem and anxiety
...Enhance the harmony and health of blended families
...Increase their effectiveness in solving behavioral, school, and motivational problems
...Respond creatively to life transitions and to the challenges of changing roles, identities, and expectations
...Develop skills to improve relationships and intimacy
...Adopt and adjust to new environments
...Learn social, mental, cultural structures and systems
...Rebuild lives in new land
...Conquer substance abuse and addictive behavior
...Enrich their lives and improve their capacity for health, learning, and growth