The Latino Dream Team – Dayton, Ohio.
Mission Statement
The organization’s mission is to empower Latinos to be catalysts for successfully leading sustainable change in the integrated and diverse greater Dayton region, while preserving their culture and assisting with assimilation into the fabric of the community.
Featured Programs and Services in the community
| The Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Project (BCCP)
Mammograms and Pap Testing for Uninsured and Underinsured Women. BCCP was created to offer free mammograms, Pap tests and other services to uninsured women in the Southwest Ohio area. It is funded by the Ohio Department of Health through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the State of Ohio. PCH offers the BCCP in the following counties: Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Logan, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Shelby. |
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Current Announcements
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2016 Minority Health Month (MHM) Events Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County – All Events are Free and Open to the Public! See our post for more information. The 2016 Ohio Latino Education SummitThe 2016 Ohio Latino Education Summit is an event that brings together educators, administrators, non-profit leaders, parents, students and policymakers to discuss prevailing issues regarding the education of Ohio’s Hispanic students. The conference features workshops where selected participants share “best practices” with each other and with attendees, as well as additional programming focused on educational issues for Ohio Latinos. United States Hispanic Leadership Institute – USHLI The USHLI Conference has become the premier Hispanic leadership conference in the nation, attracting a complete cross section of our leadership community and involving all ancestry groups. Over 6,500 present and future leaders representing 40 states will attend various events throughout the four days. A survey of participants in 2015 found that 72% were 18-34 years of age, 60% were women, and 82% were attending or had already completed college. Most conference participants are or will become the most influential Hispanic leaders of their generation and will help govern our cities, schools, states and, indeed, a nation that will become 25% Hispanic during their lifetime. Apply for the LULAC National Educational Service Centers, click here for more information.Ohio Latino Affairs Commission to recognize Distinguished Hispanic Ohioans in partnership with the Latino Empowerment Outreach Network [LEON]The Ripple Effect of Dr. Tony Ortiz – Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Magazine |
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The Latino Dream Team
Mission Statement
The organization’s mission is to empower Latinos to be catalysts for successfully leading sustainable change in the integrated and diverse greater Dayton region, while preserving their culture and assisting with assimilation into the fabric of the community.
