Collaborates with local human services organizations to provide outreach to Spanish-speaking individuals and families.

Offers a Spanish-speaking parenting class. Online options are available. Provides participants an opportunity to earn "Baby Bucks" by attending or participating in classes and prenatal visits. The "Baby Buck" vouchers can be used towards the purchase of diapers, formula and other baby items.

Provides youth development and substance use prevention curriculum to participating schools and agencies. Curriculum is can provide particular competency and focus for Hispanic youth. Offers the Ninos program for pre-K through elementary age children and the Youth In Action Program for middle and high school age youth.

Hosting a free online support group for individuals that have been experiencing increasing stress and anxiety.

Offers a program for youth during the summer vacation months. Participants are given the opportunity to explore various activities, take field trips and continue educational development.

Provides a list of available rental units, assistance in helping those with specific housing needs, such as multiple bedrooms and specific locations, locate available housing, mediate between landlords and tenants, and assist with housing discrimination cases. Also provides reviews of leases and their conditions prior to the signing of the lease. Agency provides housing counselors certified by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Provides services for older Hispanic adults including case management, supportive services, limited translation, advocacy, socialization, arts and crafts, and transportation.

Provides tutoring for Hispanic/Latino children attending area schools.

Offers a bilingual after school program for students 5-18 years old. Provides learning opportunities that support and reinforce academic and life skills. Activities include tutoring in reading, math, and science, arts and crafts, folk dancing and computer workshops.

Provides gender-specific group mentoring programs for Hispanic students in 6th through 12th grade. Staff facilitates in-person sessions that cover topics like relationships, goals, health, college/post-secondary opportunities, and more. Provides two groups: ELLOS (Esperanza Latino Leaders for an Outstanding Society) for males and ELLA (Esperanza Latina Leadership Alliance) for females.

Provides screening, education, and treatment for a variety of diseases that affect more men of certain races and ethnicities than their races or ethnicities appear in the population. Typical screenings include prostate cancer, high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell anemia, and testicular cancer.

Provides clinical assessments for substance use disorder.

Offers a bilingual after school program for students 5-18 years old. Provides learning opportunities that support and reinforce academic and life skills. Activities include tutoring in reading, math, and science, arts and crafts, folk dancing and computer workshops.

Provides college students with programs designed to equip them with skills, practical work experience and insights necessary to become successful in business, technical and/or allied health careers. Services include mentoring and leadership development activities. The goal is placement in a job following graduation, preferably with the sponsoring business. Also provides a support group for the parents of participants, who meet to assist the development of their children, to further their own professional development, and to plan fundraising activities. There is also an active alumni group.

Provides assistance in job search, job readiness and resume writing. Also offers internal job fairs and bilingual services. Instruction for some short-term certifications are also provided, such as classes or training such as STNA, Home Health Aide, and Licensed Realtor.

Provides social services to families and individuals experiencing barriers with accessing public benefits and community resources. Services include (but are not limited to) public benefit application assistance, resource education, referrals to access community resources, and replacement of vital documents.

Hosts a summer camp for area children.

Choice pantry. Clients must bring their own bags. Can visit once per month. Includes wrap around services surrounding health and nutrition, economic development, family strengthening and community building.

Offers information and referral for citizens who are having trouble advocating for themselves and accessing community services due to the lack of resources or bilingual/bicultural services in Lorain County. Provides support services for Hispanic adults including short-term case management, advocacy and limited transportation.

Accompanies immigrants to medical and dental appoinments, assisting with translation and transportation.

Offers a program for youth during the summer vacation months. Participants are given the opportunity to explore various activities, take field trips and continue educational development.

Offers a legal clinic that provides information about various legal concerns including immigration issues (Detentions from I.C.E cancelation of deportation, extension, visas), family rights (divorce, dissolutions custody and child support), personal injury (auto accident, catastrophic injuries), traffic violations (OVI/DUI, no license any all other traffic violation), criminal charges (felony and M charges).

- Has trained volunteers read age appropriate books in both Spanish and English to local children. - Encourages children to respond to readings in the language of their choice.

Providing financial workshops in Spanish that will focus on personal finance education (how to open a bank account, ITIN number and taxes, insurances, mortgages, credit report, and so forth). - Held in collaboration with the Mexican Consulate.

Offers enrichment activities for children of Latino/Hispanic families. Program focuses on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) content, as well as cultural activities.