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HISPANIC AMERICAN COUNCIL OF KALAMAZOO
Alternative/Previous Name:
Mailing Label:
Hispanic American Council
ATTN:
Location:
930 Lake St
Kalamazoo
MI
49001
Mailing Address:
930 Lake St
Kalamazoo
MI
49001
Toll-Free:
Phone:
1-269-385-6279 (Office)
Fax:
1-269-385-2803
Email:
hispanic_council@hotmail.com ; contact@hackzoo.org
Web Address:
www.hackzoo.org
Personnel:
Ramon Berlanga, Executive Director; Danielle Baptiste, Admin. Assistant; Juan Alvarez Calvillo, Hispanic Liaison/Program Coordinator; Diana Hernandez, Board President.
Hours:
Election Month:
Update Letter Sent:
August
Goal:
To empower Hispanic Americans to increase their self sufficiency and their access to community resources.
Services:
Employment counseling and placement; interpretation and translation of Spanish and English; English language classes with emphasis on life-skills; family reading program; immigration information; referrals to community resources, youth services programs, and scholarships; coordinates English language classes with Kalamazoo Public Schools and Kalamazoo Valley Community College.
Area Served:
Kalamazoo County.
Eligibility:
Open to all regardless of ethnic background.
Source(s) of Support:
City of Kalamazoo; United Way; Arcus Foundation; Harold and Grace Upjohn Foundation.
Subjects:
EMPLOYMENT ; CITIZENSHIP ; ENGLISH LANGUAGE - STUDY AND TEACHING - FOREIGN SPEAKERS ; LITERACY ; MINORITY GROUPS ; READING ; HISPANIC AMERICANS ; SPANISH LANGUAGE ; TUTORS AND TUTORING ; SCHOLARSHIPS
Affiliation:
Nonprofit Status:
Additional Information:
Source of Information:
E-mail 08/2008 per Danielle.
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