Hispanic Alliance GA

Events

12/5/2021

Green Street Parade

Green Street

Event Details

12/5/2021

Green Street Parade

2nd year we will have a float representing our Hispanic community.

Green Street

Every Friday in October

Vaccines @ FFG

2-7pm

Event Details

Every Friday in October

Vaccines @ FFG

Vaccine outreach

2-7pm

12/18/2021

11am

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1pm

Hispanic Alliance GA offices

Event Details

12/18/2021

Toy Distribution for Children

11am

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1pm

Hispanic Alliance GA offices

1/21/2022

Lunch with Expectant Mothers

11am

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1pm

HAGA offices

Event Details

1/21/2022

Lunch with Expectant Mothers

In partnership with Safe Kids, providing instruction and infant car seats to underserved Mothers living in poverty.

11am

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1pm

HAGA offices

Family Well Being and Stability

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.

Monthly we help 600-800 families connect to a box of culturally appropriate nutritious food. This helps our hard working families have a little more for medicines, rent or utilities. We help our babies connect to diapers and formula. We help our families connect to WIC, SNAP and Medicaid.

In 2020, we have helped over 10,000 families obtain access to nutritious, fresh food, alongside our over 30 Corporate Partners and funders. Over 7000 PPE and 8600 individuals connected to access to job opportunities

In the Spotlight

Hall County Emerges as COVID-19 Hotspot

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/hall-covid-hotspot/85-9ffc981c-1efd-43e8-b2bf-e19f163de561

Poultry Capital Braces for COVID

Hall County Emerges as COVID-19 Hotspot

https://www.onlineathens.com/news/20200427/gainesvillersquos-lsquopoultry-capital-of-worldrsquo-braces-for-covid-19-spread

Leaders Work

Hall County Emerges as COVID-19 Hotspot

COVID Hotspot

https://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/health-care/leaders-work-outreach-covid-19-hits-halls-latino-community-hard/

COVID Hotspot

The Church of Jesus Christ donates 41,000 pounds of food

COVID Hotspot

https://www.11alive.com/mobile/article/news/health/coronavirus/hall-covid-hotspot/85-9ffc981c-1efd-43e8-b2bf-e19f163de561

The Church of Jesus Christ donates 41,000 pounds of food

https://www.prlog.org/12819030-the-church-of-jesus-christ-donates-25-pallets-of-food-to-families-of-immigrant-migratory-workers.html

Interview with Jovita Moore

The Church of Jesus Christ donates 41,000 pounds of food

https://www.wsbtv.com/video/local-video/hispanic-alliance-talks-about-how-coronavirus-is-impacting-chicken-processing-plants-here-georgia/2NMOLIXAKO3SAASOK7BIIPWW3M/

750 Families fed thru Drive Thru

It’s still here. It’s not going away.’ Hospital, families describe ongoing struggle with COVID-19

Inmigrantes sobreviven de la caridad

https://www.gainesvilletimes.com/life/faith-and-charity/750-families-received-food-three-hours-over-weekend/

Inmigrantes sobreviven de la caridad

It’s still here. It’s not going away.’ Hospital, families describe ongoing struggle with COVID-19

Inmigrantes sobreviven de la caridad

https://www.univision.com/shows/noticiero-univision/sin-nada-que-comer-debido-al-coronavirus-varias-familias-inmigrantes-en-georgia-sobreviven-de-la-caridad-video

It’s still here. It’s not going away.’ Hospital, families describe ongoing struggle with COVID-19

https://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/health-care/its-still-here-its-not-going-away-hospital-families-describe-ongoing-struggle-with-covid-19/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Gainesville_Times

Chamber presents Silver Shovel Awards

It’s still here. It’s not going away.’ Hospital, families describe ongoing struggle with COVID-19

https://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/business-industry/we-need-to-celebrate-better-late-than-never-chamber-presents-these-awards-at-virtual-2020-gala/

Hispanic Alliance feeds 700 families

Chamber presents Silver Shovel Awards

Hispanic Alliance feeds 700 families

https://www.gainesvilletimes.com/news/local/hispanic-alliance-helps-feed-700-families-ahead-thanksgiving-holiday/?utm_source=second-street&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daybreak+Newsletter+for+11-25-20+Ready+JD&fbclid=IwAR2wvm0-EIMDdRlVTckqkhsbJKr6iekbWas7ZBYdBnwls1QmV7Z8K8673xU

Our Community

Gainesville City is comprised of 41.3% Latino population. Latinos in Hall County are largest minority living below poverty line, living in neighborhoods of 50% or more in poverty.

People living in neighborhoods with high poverty levels suffer poorer health, higher rates of crime, poor performing schools, limited access to support networks and job opportunities.

Growing up in poverty threatens child development, impairs brain development, leads to poor academic cognitive and health outcomes.
Children who grow up in households with parents with low educational attainment or have not graduated High School have socioeconomic disadvantages, lower birth rate, health issues, are not school ready, have limited opportunities of education and employment as adults.