Our "Juntas Podemos Sanar" (Together We Can Heal) support group is back this Fall. This support group for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault is culturally specific, held in Spanish, and this time will be hosted virtually. Registration is required to participate. Details: Location: Virtual Dates: Every Thursday, from August 1 to October 17, […]
Join El Programa Hispano for our first annual ¡Viva la Vida! Walk & 5K Run event! This event will bring the community together to engage in physical activity, connect with nature, and raise awareness about health disparities affecting Latine families. Proceeds from the event will go to support our Community Wellness and UNICA programs, which offer services to […]
Stop by Floyd Light Middle School inside the cafeteria for free, fresh, and healthy food for your family every 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Shopping at the pantry is easy: • Please bring your own bags • No identification or income verification materials required • Anyone is welcome to shop for the family […]
Bringing Healthcare to our Community El Programa Hispano invites you to visit the Multnomah County mobile Community Health van which offers high quality healthcare accessible to everyone in our community. Their medical group is dedicated to providing a variety of services with compassionate care in a comfortable setting on a walk-in basis. These are some […]
Visit our Free Food Market at Highland Elementary School on the 2nd week of each month to access free, fresh, and healthy fruits and vegetables and some pantry staples for you and your family. Shopping at our Free Food Market is simple: • This food is free and everyone is welcome • No ID, name, […]
During the first class we will explore the delicious world of cooking based on plants in search of flavors and vibrant nutrients. Discover simple, nutritious dishes satisfactory that celebrate the fresh ingredients and creative culinary techniques. Join us to create healthy meals that are so good for your palate as for your body! We'll only […]
Our "Juntas Podemos Sanar" (Together We Can Heal) support group is back this Fall. This support group for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault is culturally specific, held in Spanish, and this time will be hosted virtually. Registration is required to participate. Details: Location: Virtual Dates: Every Thursday, from August 1 to October 17, […]
Our annual Back-to-School event provides over 300 students and their families with essential school supplies such as backpacks, notebooks, pencils, nutritious food and basic outfits to support them as they start the new school year. At the event, we offer culturally-specific food, resource tables, and cultural activities. Event participation is offered to El Programa participants […]
Stop by East Gresham Elementary School, in the cafeteria, to access for free, fresh, and healthy food for your family on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Shopping at the pantry is easy: • Please bring your own bags • No identification or income verification materials required • Anyone is welcome to shop […]
Our "Juntas Podemos Sanar" (Together We Can Heal) support group is back this Fall. This support group for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault is culturally specific, held in Spanish, and this time will be hosted virtually. Registration is required to participate. Details: Location: Virtual Dates: Every Thursday, from August 1 to October 17, […]
We will visit the farm Thimbleberry in Boring, Oregon to receive the 2nd class and learn more about these vegetables. This experience practice will show us how cultivated and the benefits of locally sourced products. Is an opportunity to understand the journey from farm to table and appreciate the care that is put into each […]
Stop by Floyd Light Middle School inside the cafeteria for free, fresh, and healthy food for your family every 2nd and 4th Monday of each month. Shopping at the pantry is easy: • Please bring your own bags • No identification or income verification materials required • Anyone is welcome to shop for the family […]
