Outreach Contacts
Latino Service Providers of Sonoma County
An information and referral network comprised of over 1000 members (representing health, education, non-profit, business, criminal justice, government, & individuals). Services include a weekly electronic newsletter of announcements, monthly LSP networking meetings, (last Thursday of the month 11:30–1:00 pm), and an opportunity to host a LSP meeting highlighting your programs and services. For more information call, or visit our Website.
To submit an announcement click on: https://latinoserviceproviders.org/request.htm
Contact: Daisy Cardenas
Phone: 707-837-9577
Email: admin@latinoserviceproviders.org.
Website: www.latinoserviceproviders.org
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Sonoma County (HCCSC):
Become a member and participate in the growth & health of the Latino community. The HCC-SC benefits include: leadership forum; annual business & job expo; scholarship program; internship/volunteer programs; and monthly mixers. Annual support of membership and participation serves to promote and support Sonoma County businesses and foster a healthy business environment through education, civic, and economic programs.
Call: 707.575-3648
Email: hccadmin@hcc-sc.org
Address: 3033 Cleveland Ave, Suite 306, Santa Rosa CA 95403
Website: https://www.hcc-sc.org/
MANA de Sonoma County (Mexican America National Association):Latina Youth
Newsletter, mentorship program, community service, and leadership opportunities for high school girls. Contact MANA de Sonoma County Linda Lemus.
Email: lblemus@yahoo.com
National website: www.hermana.org
St. Joseph Health System-Sonoma County: The Neighborhood Care Staff (NCS) organize and mentor grassroots leadership to address local community health and quality of life issues. NCS mentors community leaders in communities who have implemented local action plans to improve safety and infrastructure, address substance abuse, and engage residents in social, environmental, and policy change. Contact Dan Shurman at (707) 522-4352
Agents of Change Training in our Neighborhoods (ACTION)
ACTION provides leadership and advocacy training to Spanish-speaking community leaders in vulnerable neighborhoods in Sonoma County and beyond. Contact: 707.525.5300 Ext: 3216
Circle of Sisters
Circle of Sisters is a no-cost violence prevention after-school program for girls ages 10 to 14. The program participants attend schools with high rates of free and reduced lunches. The Promoters of Health are community-based lay health & wellness promoters/educators who provide resource connections and social supports to the community, and help families to enroll in Children’s Health Insurance Programs, Food stamps and other public benefits. For more information on the Promotores, free or low cost children’s health insurance, or to find out how you can volunteer as a Promotor(a) check out their website and call!
Direct person of contact: JoAnn Sotres
Phone: 707 525 5311
Email: JoAnn.sotres@stjoe.org
Address: 1450 Medical Center Drive, Suite 1 Rohnert Park CA 94928
Website: http://www.circleofsisters-sjhs.org/index.htm
California Human Development Corporation (CHDC)
California Human Development’s purpose is to help low-income people secure the education, training, job opportunities, and improved social conditions they need to live with independence and greater human dignity. CHD provides a broad spectrum of human serve programs serving farmworkers and other low-income populations, public assistance recipients, individuals seeking citizenship and immigration assistance, and those who are disabled, unemployed, homeless, or involved in criminal justice system.
Address: 3315 Airway Dr., Santa Rosa.
Phone: 707.523.1155
Website: www.cahumandevelopment.org
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa:
Catholic Charities is a multi-service agency serving over 40,000 people annually, without regard to race, religion or creed, in Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte. Offices are located in Santa Rosa, Napa and Middletown. The Immigration Services Program has six BIA-Accredited staff that provide low-cost, authorized assistance in permanent residency, family reunification and citizenship; refugee resettlement; specialized services to immigrant victims of domestic violence and violent crime; and civic engagement activities. Catholic Charities has space for bilingual public information and a free weekly immigration information meeting where presentations may be made.
Phone: 707 528 8712
Address: 987 Airway Court Santa Rosa CA 95402
Website: http://www.srcharities.org/
City of Santa Rosa Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP):
The combined effort and collaboration of six City departments make up the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) which is currently in the areas of Apple Valley Lane/Papago Court, Corby Avenue/Olive Street, Aston Avenue/Aston Way and Sunset Street/Delport Street. NRP was developed to restore and maintain isolated neighborhoods and make them prosperous and safe for families. In addition, the City has many valuable materials in Spanish that can be downloaded from this website or can be picked up at all City facilities.
- Rafael Rivero
- Email: RRivero@srcity.org
- Phone: 707 543 3460
General Information
- Email: cganderson@srcity.org
- Phone: 707 543 3319
- Website: https://srcity.org/787/Neighborhood-Revitalization-Program
Burbank Housing Community Services: Local nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the supply of housing in Sonoma County so that low-income people of all ages, backgrounds and special needs will have a better opportunity to live in decent and affordable housing. In addition, we strive to help our residents enhance the quality of their lives. Community linkages are vital to the development of residents’ ability to achieve greater social and economic self-sufficiency. Flyers and information can be distributed to over 50 communities. For media or general inquiries Email: info@burbankhousing.org or call 707-526-9782. Visit their Website at burbankhousing.org for more information.