The Numbers Behind the Mission
Across direct services, youth programming, training, advocacy, and community engagement, our work reflects decades of sustained investment in Latine families and the people who support them.
Behind each number are families, children, practitioners, and communities taking steps toward safety, healing, accountability, and lasting change.
Where Your Support Goes
Your investment sustains a culturally specific approach that helps families find safety and healing, supports accountability, strengthens community leadership, and equips organizations across the country.
Here is how that impact takes shape across our core areas of work:
Healing and Support
7,300 adults and 4,300 youth received culturally specific support through direct service programs.
Accountability Programs
1,350 participants completed family violence intervention programming focused on responsibility, reflection, and behavior change.
Consulting
150 organizations strengthened their capacity through culturally responsive consulting, training, and strategic support.
National Work
6,700 organizations and practitioners were reached through national training, technical assistance, policy advocacy, and field-building initiatives.
Community Engagement
Over 50 individuals have participated in Lideres, La Voz, and other community-centered programs that build connection, leadership, and prevention.
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Stories that Stay With You
Numbers help measure our impact, but stories show what that impact means for families.
Testimonials
I do not have my mother or siblings here in this country but Caminar Latino makes me feel like I have family here. I am grateful for all of the support I have received for over a decade now.
- Female Participant
I have learned to control my violent behavior. I remove myself from problems. I can detect them and diffuse them much more easily.
- Male Participant
Well… I like coming here because is fun and there are a lot of children and they solve problems about your family and you feel better.
- Youth Female Participant, Age 8