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A conference held to create awareness of the obstacles Latinos face on the Eastern end of Long Island: Recognizing the Latino Community on Eastern Long Island: Creating Community Awareness of Unmet Needs..........more Read our report about the impact of the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 (ASFA) on Latino families. Creating a Latino Child Welfare Agenda: A Strategic Framework For Change.......more *Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader	Public Policy/Advocacy To identify, articulate and promote the interest of the Hispanic community in critical public policy matters with the federal, state and city government. ................................................................................................ Social Services Network and Coalition Building To bring together Hispanic community-based organizations to identify and mobilize around social services and educational issues that will have a major impact on the quality of services Hispanic clients receive. ................................................................................................ Local Consortiums and Network and Coalition Building To help organize local service consortiums for the purpose of community building and planning efforts that are required for the Hispanic service delivery system to expand and prosper. ................................................................................................ Public/Private Partnership in Program Development and Policy Research To actively pursue public/private partnerships with a variety of policy stakeholders to ensure that the Hispanic community is on the cutting edge of program development and policy research initiatives that will define the needs of poor New York City poor neighborhoods and community-based organizations. CHCF actively pursues public/private partnerships with a variety of policy stakeholders such as The Latino Child Welfare Collaborative (LCWC). ................................................................................................ Culture and Social Justice To actively promote the cultural values of the Hispanic community in any efforts directed at community-building or social justice. ................................................................................................ Civic Education CHCF is proud to offer free civic education and history clases to the community in English and Spanish. Assistance completing the Naturalization Application is also offered. Please call (212) 206-1090 for more information. Click here to view our schedule of classes. The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc. 110 William Street, Suite 1802, New York, NY 10038 © 2000 The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc All rights reserved Please email us for more information	Child Care Services Policy and Advocacy Family Health Education Youth Development Special Events National Interests Home History and Mission Our Executive Director Board of Directors Corporate Advisory Board Junior Advisory Board Donate Today Join our mailing list E-Newsletters Other agencies Latino Statistics Funding Sources Careers Want to stay informed about our programs and events? Join our mailing list!* · Find out about upcoming events. · Stay informed about our programs. · See your donated dollars at work. Click here to join! *We will never share your information. All collected data is used for CHCF purposes only. Click here to read about our privacy policy.