Centro Latino

Centro Latino is a community organization dedicated to empowering Latinos and their families, as well as the general public, by providing vital services and guidance in navigating health, education, and cultural resources in mid-Missouri. Founded in 2000 by Eduardo Crespi, the organization has consistently expanded its offerings, including legal, health, and educational services, alongside community support initiatives. In addition to its comprehensive support services, Centro Latino also fosters cultural preservation through various community events, dances, and celebrations that highlight Latino heritage. The organization has adapted to challenges over the years, including the COVID-19 pandemic, successfully transitioning many services to virtual formats while continuing to provide essential support to the Latino immigrant and refugee communities. Generated from the website

Central Missouri Community Action (CMCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1964, dedicated to empowering individuals and families in the community by providing support and resources to help them achieve self-reliance. Through a whole family approach, CMCA offers services focused on family well-being, social connections, and economic stability to address the root causes of poverty. With a mission to build relationships and strengthen resilience, CMCA is part of a national network of community action agencies committed to eradicating poverty. By offering volunteer opportunities, donation options, and various programs, CMCA strives to make a positive impact on the lives of those living in poverty in Central Missouri. Generated from the website

CMCA, through its Foster Grandparent program in Columbia, is dedicated to supporting low-income individuals and families in need. By utilizing a holistic approach, CMCA leverages the strength of the entire family to provide comprehensive support tailored to meet specific needs. Generated from their website's infomation