Improving the lives of Latinos in Georgia
Education-Health-Financial Stability-Immigration
Improving the lives of Latinos in Georgia
Education-Health-Financial Stability-Immigration
COVID-19 Relief for Our Families
We prioritize our most vulnerable families and children, living in poverty, with no other relief, with little or no support network, English language deficient, transportation barriers affected with unemployment, quarantine and illness. #Covid19
Impact
520 Volunteers
Through COVID crisis, supporting iMarch-May : 2000 families with emergency food boxes and food distribution drive-thru.
Served 600 with Literacy services and English classes and prepared and helped 10 obtain an official GED
Helped 1075 people connect with preventive Health screenings and community resources
Helped educate 2800 in immigration education, referrals and services.
Helped connect 500 families to local resources for basic needs.
Helped 2500 individuals access fruits and vegetables.
Helped 1750 access basic need supplies.
Helped educate and engage 1500 families on Census and Voter registration.
4500 individuals were involved and engaged in community and cultural activities
About Us
Our Board
Our amazing Board, team and volunteers are committed to improving the lives of our Latinos in Georgia. We open doors of opportunities and access for our families and children. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
Our History
Hispanic Alliance GA was founded by Vanesa Sarazua, based on the needs she saw with Latino families and children in Hall County. Her service specifically focused on Latino families and children as an advocate in juvenile court through the CASA program and as a facilitator for the Migrant Education program in Hall County schools. Her passion for advocacy, social justice and social services specific to the Latino poor in Hall is the motivation behind programs and services to fill important gaps for the community.
Our Mission
Improve the quality of life and provide opportunities for our Hispanic community through services , collaborations, and initiatives in education, health, financial stability, and immigration as well as highlighting the important contributions.
Our Team
Our Work
Our Services
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
ESL
ESL Workplace
GED Fastrack Spanish
Health Outreach
Immigration Services
Women Leadership Entrepreneur group
Basic needs -bookbags, food, Christmas toys
Civic Engagement and Census
Youth Leadership Conference
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
February Mujeres Emprendedoras GALA
May 2 Día del Niño
May 30th Annual Health Fair
September 12 Latino Fest
October Youth Leadership Conference
December Toy Distribution
Christmas Float
Storyboard
Upcoming Events
ESL Workplace
Emilió Ángel, a Native born Immigrant from El Salvador, obtained his GED in Spanish, with our Prep classes, in 5 months. He said this experience has helped him to see his future as a brighter opportunity in this Country. His dreams are to continue his Education, learn English and obtain better employment.
ESL Workplace
Mujeres Emprendedoras
ESL Workplace
Juan Garcia took ESL Workplace by invitation of his employer. He improved communication skills, grammar, reading and writing as well as learn new skills that have helped him perform better at work and lead his coworkers better.
Mujeres Emprendedoras
Mujeres Emprendedoras
Mujeres Emprendedoras
As a business owner, Nadia has found the support she needs to grow her business, increase her support and network with other entrepreneur women. The workshops help increase business and sales.
Immigration Clinics
Mujeres Emprendedoras
Mujeres Emprendedoras
Maria’s mother was able to finally become a US Citizen through the help of a Citizenship Clinic. In less than 6 months after volunteers had helped fill out her application for free and send it in, she received her appointment for her interview. Thanks to HAGA for those clinics.
Food Insecurity and Basic Needs
Food Insecurity and Basic Needs
Food Insecurity and Basic Needs
Access to food through our own Community Food Bank with weekly Despensa program and Monthly Drive thru. Support network for resources, benefits and connections to agencies for basic needs. Connection to SNAP and WIC for children.
Immigration Services
Food Insecurity and Basic Needs
Food Insecurity and Basic Needs
Obtaining legal status much more complicated than just filling out a form and each individual has unique circumstances that have to be considered and supported by qualified guidance from a qualified accredited Representative or Immigration Attorney.