Latin American Community Center Inc.

“Finance committee and staff review 990 on behalf of board. A final copy is distributed to the board.”

“The organization's conflict of interest policy is accessible and communicated to all employees. The members of the board sign an acknowledgement of the policy annually.”

“The organization makes all documents available to the general public via phone, e-mail, or in-person at their office. Information is also available through guidestar.org.”

“The mental health program service was elimintaed as of 12-31-2016.”

“To a dual language model school with both spanish and english used as the language of instruction. Our children learn through play and exploration using the creative curriculum. Preschoolers investigate various science and social studies topics while building their skills in language, literacy, math and cognitive development. Our early development center is also implementing the conscious discipline program to assist children in developing their self-regulation and problem-solving skills.”

“Science and art-based partners for the integration of the arts and through the reading is fundamental program. The integration of the arts into our stem programming shows students the close relationship between art, design, and engineering. The evening enrichment program provides students with homework help and assistance with college, job, and scholarship applications. Students participate in activities that enhance their academic skills and their lives, including athletics, the arts, substance abuse prevention, and stem. We also provide youth with career awareness, job shadowing, internship opportunities and job skills development. The high school credit recovery program has made it possible for nearly 300+ at-risk students to remain in school, make up credits, and be promoted to the next grade and graduate. The hispanic student recognition program (hsrp) recognizes high-achieving students statewide and inspires pride in the latino community. Hsrp encourages families and communities to support students who are in pursuit of greater opportunities.”

“ELIMINATED.”

“Prevention and advocacy services. Lacc provides individuals and families with the tools to handle many forms of addiction, including drugs and alcohol, to create a positive and healthy home and living environment. Programs include alcohol and other drugs prevention, hiv early intervention services, healthy families and healthy homes assistance and financial literacy. Within the prevention program, 97 participants completed the education session, 65 indicated clients were referred to treatment and evaluation services, and 2,152 individuals were reached through the information dissemination strategy. The hiv early intervention services program served 372 clients with testing and counseling. Our financial literacy program served 512 clients with their credit reports, debt reduction, credit improvement and development, budget development, and home ownership. The healthy homes program provided services for 83 assessments, 94 phone consultations, and 4 home visits. The healthy families program, which connects families to health care, served 56 individuals and 33 families. In addition, 268 individuals were served through outreach efforts. The lacc believes in prevention as a way of life and all of these program complement each other to create wrap-around preventive care services. Expense: 465,305 revenue: 495,580 family support services: lacc offers comprehensive case management support to individuals and families through holistic wraparound services in a bilingual, safe and culturally-appropriate environment. Family support services include long and short-term case management, basic life needs (food, clothing and shelter), breastfeeding assistance, victims services and workforce development assistance to help clients through critical periods of survival, re-establishment of self-sufficiency and eventual independence. In 2016, approximately 4,337 individuals were served and 1,856 clients were assisted through the emergency food and clothing closet programs expense: 339,906 revenue: 254,602 adult basic education. Lacc serves adults who have limited english proficiency and possess a desire to achieve competence in the english language. Lacc provides free classes in english as a second language (esl), english learner civics, ged programs, and beginning computer literacy skills to 210 hispanic adults. Expense: 223,658 revenue: 227,650”

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