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In 1982, a group of Latino human service professionals recognized that the growing Latino community in New York City had needs and concerns that were not being heard or met. Pooling their resources and knowledge, they founded The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. (CHCF) in April 1982. The purpose of the organization was two-fold: To be a voice for the Latino community at the local state and national level; And to develop programs that addressed the needs of Latino children and their families.
For 29 years, CHCF has reached out to children and families in the Latino community with programs and services that have improved their lives and helped them build a productive future. Starting in the New York City area, CHCF programs now reach communities across the country.
The mission of CHCF is to combine education and advocacy to expand opportunities for children and families, and strengthen the voice of the Latino community. Believing that the most effective way to support Latino families is by building upon their existing strengths and fostering self-sufficiency, CHCF provides a number of programs and services to the community through Youth Development programs and an Early Care & Education Institute.
Our policy work, grounded in our direct services, amplifies the voice of our communities on the local, state, and national policy levels around issues of child welfare, early care, education, juvenile justice, and the well-being of Latino children. Through our programs and policy work, CHCF is creating a shared prosperity for all Americans.
For more information, please call (212) 206-1090 or visit our web site at http://www.chcfinc.org.
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