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Community Education Workers (promotores de educación) conduct home visits for low-income families, families of color, and English language learners in Multnomah County with a focus on families who have a child under the age of six. In addition to home visits, promotores facilitate school-based, culturally responsive parent-child workshops.
Parent-child classes focused on children with ages 0-3 provide extra support and training during 20-week group sessions. Promotores facilitate these sessions in Spanish in schools throughout Multnomah County including:
James John Elementary
Early Boyles Elementary
Glenfair Elementary
Promotores de educación (community education workers) visit families with children with ages 0-6 in their own homes to:
Build positive parent-child interaction skills and support parent well-being
Increase access to childhood health and developmental screenings
Create positive connections to schools and other community agencies
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Children ages 0-6. Live in Multnomah County
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Oregon Equity Fund, ORCHWA, Early Learning Multnomah
“For a community to be whole and healthy, it must be based on people’s love and concern for each other”
Tony DeFalco - Executive Director
Our Values (ACCESS)
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The key to advancement for all Latino children and youth
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The empowerment, leadership development, and active engagement of Latinos in the decisions that affect their lives.
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The organization and integration of Latino communities as a catalyst for equity and social change.
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The commitment to excellence and results
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The continued connection to our rich histories, languages, and diversity.
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The power of multicultural, multi-generational, and cross-sector partnerships
Latnet Programs
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