Outreach Contacts
Start your Outreach using the following Contacts:
Latino Service Providers Sonoma County: An information and referral network comprised of over 450 members (non-profits, businesses, education, government, schools, and individuals). Services include a weekly Electronic Newsletter of announcements, monthly 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. Contact Wanda Tapia, Program Director, at 707.953-8532 or 707-799-2577. Email at admin@latinoserviceproviders.org. Visit the website atwww.latinoserviceproviders.org.Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Sonoma County: Become a member and participate in the growth & health of the Latino community. Benefits: Membership directory; Monthly Newsletter, Business Breakfast and Workshops, monthly after-hours Mixers; Referrals, List of Latino businesses; and events in addition to available paid advertising & sponsorships. Call 707.575-3648. email: hccadmin@hcc-sc.org or visit the website at www.hcc-sc.org
Sonoma State University: Latino Student Congress: Student youth outreach. Contact Francisco Vazquez at 707.664-3185. Email: francisco.vazquez@sonoma.edu
Santa Rosa Police Department Bulletin Board: Post your flyers and information on the community bulletin board by calling 707.543-4102 and ask for Blanca Benitez. Bbenitez@ci.santa-rosa.ca.us
MANA de Sonoma County: Latina youth. Newsletter, mentorship program, community service, and leadership opportunities for high school girls. Contact MANA de Sonoma County at email address: manadesoco@pacbell.net or visit their National website at www.hermana.org. MANA stands for Mexican American National Association.
Saint Joseph Health System-Sonoma County (SJHS-SC): “Promotores de Salud" — Promoters of Health.The Promoters of Health are community-based lay health & wellness promoters/educators who serve as a cultural bridge and a vital link to our community, working with families at a grassroots level. They provide resource connections and social supports to the community, to help both individuals and groups develop preventive strategies to address issues of primary concern to them. The Promotores also 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) please call 547-4602.
California Human Development Corporation (CHDC) brings a variety of programs and services directly to the Latino community. A one-stop center is located on Sebastopol Road, which includes a training center. If applicable and helpful to their students and clients, presentations may be made in classes. Space to post your flyer is also available and welcomed. Contact Martha Valencia at 707.566-3960.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa: Catholic Charities is a multi-service agency serving people without regard to race, religion or creed in the Redwood Empire counties of Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte. Their Immigration Services Program has been providing low-cost legal service and classes to newcomers for over 20 years and reaches tens of thousands of Latinos annually. They have space for flyers and brochures as well as a weekly immigration information meeting where presentations may be made. Please contact Jessica Virelas or Isabel Ladd for more information at 707.528-8712.
