Press Coverage

• Knee Deep Times, 2025, “Youth Group Tackles Heat Islands in Santa Rosa”
• Press Democrat, 2024, “Suicide rates only among Latino population in Sonoma County climbing since2016. What’s being done?”
• Pres Democrat, 2024, “Groups seek to increase turnout, boost elected representation for communities of color in Sonoma County”
• Press Democrat, 2024, “Santa Rosa Latino nonprofit wins statewide recognition but budget cuts in mental health threaten its cause”
• Green Belt, 2023, “Southwest Santa Rosa Resilience Spotlight”
• Luther Burbank Center, 2023, Unveiled at LBC! Two Large-Scale Murals by Renowned Artist Maria de Los Angeles
• Press Democrat, 2022, “22 to Watch in 2022: Benjamin Rosel”
• Health Care Foundation, 2021, “Partner Spotlight: Guadalupe Navarro on Latino Service Providers’ Youth Promotor Model”
• Northern California Public Media, 2021, “Sonoma County Promotores Help Their Communities Through Emergencies”
• Press Democrat, 2020, Latino Service Providers provide masks, resources to residents amid coronavirus pandemic“22 to Watch in 2022: Benjamin Rosel”

Awards and Certifications

• 2024, Latino Service Providers Selected as California Non Profit of the Year
• 2022, Los Cien Puente y Ganas Awardee
• 2016-2017, Certification from California Department of Public Health for California Reducing Disparities Project Phase II from Capacity Building Pilot Project to Implementation Pilot Project
• 2015, Resolution from the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sonoma for 25 years of service
• 2011, Certificate of Recognition for 20 Years of Service from the City of Santa Rosa
• 2011, Certificate of Special Recognition for 20 Years of Service from Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey
• 2011, Resolution from the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sonoma for 20 Years of Service to the Hispanic Community
• 2009, Resolution from the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sonoma to Wanda Tapia, Founding Member of LSP, for 27 years of service

Press Releases

• California State Assembly, 2024, “Latino Service Providers Selected as Nonprofit of the Year”
• The Press Democrat, 2016, “Latino Service Providers-Sonoma County has $1 million grant to improve Latino mental health“