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The Hispanic Federation's network
of LATINO NON-PROFITS
serves more than 2 Million Latinos
in the Northeast area 
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Our Mission: To serve our community by building and supporting Latino institutions.
Established in 1990, the Hispanic Federation is a service-oriented membership organization that works with over 90 Latino health and human services agencies to promote the social, political and economic well-being of the Latino community. The Federation's member agencies work in the areas of education, health, elderly services, child care, HIV/AIDS, housing, immigrant services, arts and culture, and economic development. Each year, these agencies serve millions of the northeast region's most underprivileged and vulnerable Latinos. Read more... |
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Our Time to Vote The Hispanic Federation works to educate Latinos about civic participation and the importance of voting. You can make a difference in your community. Register and vote; if you don't choose, others will choose for you. To learn about your voting rights or to register to vote, please click here. |
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Latino HIV Testing Month 2008
During the entire month of July, social service organizations throughout the state of New York will be providing free HIV testing, counseling and prevention education as part of Latino HIV Testing Month (LHTM).
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HIV Prevention Resources... |
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Culmination of the First Year of the Successful “Espiritu de Progreso Latino” Initiative The Hispanic Federation hosted the “Espiritu de Progreso Latino” (Latin Spirit of Progress) Breakfast on Wednesday, June 18th at Las Americas Conference Center. The breakfast served as a celebration honoring “graduates” from adult job training programs supported by the Espiritu de Progreso grantees: NALIP, Mercy Center, Latin Tech and Hispanic Federation. Read more…
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More than 800 Gathered at 2nd Annual GUGM NY Event
On Sunday, June 22, 2008, the Hispanic Federation hosted its second annual family celebration ¡Vive tu Vida! Get Up! Get Moving! New York. More than 800 people participated in the event, which was dedicated to promote Hispanic family physical activity for better health and wellness for people of all ages and all sizes. The event took place at the Henry Street School for International Studies at 220 Henry Street in the Lower East Side of Manhattan in New York. NYS Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was the Special Guest of the event and participated in all the activities, along with Councilman Alan Gerson. Read more... |
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