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Caminar Latino relies on the generosity of individuals and companies that choose to invest in our work to continue to meet the needs of the community we serve!

There are several ways to help. You can donate below, purchase needed items or volunteer.

All contributions are tax deductible and no amount is too small!

Contributions can be made by Mail to:

Caminar Latino

P.O. Box 48623

Doraville, Georgia 30362

 

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Mission

The mission of Caminar Latino is to create possibilities for Latino families affected by violence to transform their lives and their communities.

Core Values

1. Safety for Latinas and their families
2. Community-Driven Solutions
3. Individual and Community Transformation
4. Organizational Excellence

Caminar Latino or “Latino Journey” carries out its mission by creating safe spaces for each family member to begin their journey towards non-violence. Caminar Latino is Georgia’s first and only comprehensive domestic-violence intervention program for Latino families.

Here's how your donation can change lives:

$25: A Teddy Bear for 5 new youth participants to help them feel safe
$50: Assist a victim with obtaining a Temporary Protective Order
$125: A Individual Counseling session for a child who has been sexually abused
$250: Monthly cost for healthy snacks for youth groups
$500: Monthly cost for a support Group for Survivors where they learn about domestic violence, their rights, and how to increase their safety
$1,000: Parenting Education classes, including childcare, to support parents in ending the cycle of violence