Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama
Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama
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More about this organization
Mission
¡HICA! is a community development and advocacy organization that champions economic equality, civic engagement, and social justice for Latino and immigrant families in Alabama.[7]
About
Strong Families Program advocates for families in need as they navigate their new community and experience times of crisis. This program is the gateway to HICA!'s other specialized programs, and offers referrals and information. Family advocates are bilingual and bicultural and understand the unique circumstances immigrants face. Advocates help families realize their strengths as they search for resources, build partnerships, and advocate for justice.
