3rd Annual Community Health Worker Forum: Strengthening Community Health
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We are proud to announce the “Meet the Latinos Candidates Randolph – Virtual Forum 2025. This space, held entirely in Spanish, will provide the Latino community with a platform to hear directly from the candidates running for public office in Randolph County, North Carolina. The forum will take place on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. (Eastern...|
Are you dreaming of starting your own business but not sure where to begin? You’re not alone—many entrepreneurs start with a great idea but feel overwhelmed when it comes to creating a plan. That’s why El Centro Hispano is offering a free virtual workshop designed to guide you through the first steps. 📌 Workshop: Developing a Business Plan🗓 Thursday, September 18th⏰ 6:00...|
celebrates the success of its 10th Annual Fiestas en la Calle, which took place on Sunday, August 24, 2025, in downtown Carrboro, North Carolina. This year’s festival brought together over 3,000 attendees, who enjoyed music, dance, food, and the rich cultural heritage of Latin America. “This 10th Fiestas en la Calle was more than just a festival—it was a...|
El Centro Hispano proudly hosted a two-day mobile consular session with the Consulate of El Salvador, bringing vital services directly to our community. During this time, more than 120 Salvadorans were able to process their identity documents—including passports, national IDs, and other official paperwork—without the need to travel long distances or face additional barriers. For many families, having the proper...|
This year, we join in celebrating a remarkable milestone: the 25th Anniversary of Latino Credit Union (LCU). What makes this celebration especially meaningful is that El Centro Hispano was one of the founding partners who helped bring LCU to life. Back in 2000, when Latino families faced exclusion from traditional financial institutions, El Centro Hispano joined with...|
we had the great honor of welcoming Randy Castillo, Consul General of Guatemala in North Carolina, and Dayana Vicente, Vice Consul, to El Centro Hispano. During their visit, our guests toured our offices, met with our dedicated team, and learned about the wide range of programs and services we provide to support Latino families in our...|
El Centro Hispano, together with Durham Inter-neighborhood Council (Durham INC), Coalition for Affordable Housing and Transit (CAHT), Bike Durham, Somos Durham, and Aging Well Durham, is hosting a series of free candidate forums so our community can hear directly from all candidates running for local office in Durham, NC. These forums come at the perfect time, as early...|
El Centro Hispano was honored to participate in the Swearing-In Ceremony and Reception for Dr. Eric C. Bracy, the new superintendent of Cumberland County Schools. It was an inspiring occasion that marked the beginning of a new chapter for one of the largest school districts in North Carolina. Cumberland County Schools serves more than 80...|
El Centro Hispano is honored to take part in the UnidosUS 25th Annual Conference, one of the largest and most influential gatherings of Latino leaders, advocates, and champions in the nation. For 25 years, this conference has created a powerful space for dialogue, inspiration, and action, bringing together voices from across the country to shape solutions...|
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