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We are devoted to creating healthier communities. No matter who you are or where you live, you should have access to what you need to achieve health and wellness.
Culture
El Programa Hispano is a culturally specific organization that embraces our Latine culture by empowering our communities, supporting their immediate needs, and working towards systems change.
Justice
We work to advance racial equity and social justice in programs and systems in partnership with our community.
Sustainability
Our services
How can we help?
Education
Education provides youth and family engagement services from prenatal to adulthood. Our primary focus is on school readiness, literacy, after school programs, youth advocacy & more.
Community Wellness
Community Wellness focuses on the holistic well-being of individuals, families, and communities. This includes increase food access, nutrition education, mobile health clinic with access to dental care, and services for aging adults.
Economic Sustainability
Economic Sustainability programs support families with limited or no-income to engage in services and activities designed to improve their well-being and housing conditions and increase their earning potential.
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Survivor Support
UNICA provides 24-hour bilingual (Spanish/English) domestic violence/sexual assault crisis line, sex trafficking intervention, advocacy, counseling, abuse prevention & interventions programs.
Mission
To advance racial equity and social justice through the power of our Latine roots, culture, and community.
Vision
We envision a thriving Latine community living to their fullest potential.
Values
Inclusivity
Collaboration
Empower
Social Justice
Ethical & Transparent
Our Humble Roots
How we got started
El Programa Hispano’s humble roots began in 1982 when a small group of outreach workers from Catholic Family Services, now Catholic Charities of Oregon (CCO), conducted outreach to Latino migrant farmworkers in East Multnomah County. In 2015, with the support of CCO, El Programa became an independent 501(c)3 organization. Today, we serve more than 32,000 individuals annually in the areas of Economic Sustainability, Education, Community Wellness and UNICA, our Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault prevention, intervention, and advocacy program. Our vision is a thriving Latine Community living to our fullest potential.
Although EPHC is affiliated with the Catholic Charities Network, a candidate or participant does not need to be a Catholic to work with us or to receive services. Across our programs and services, staff of all faiths or none, work within our framework of respect for our mission, a person’s dignity and the common good.
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2025-2026 Sponsorship Opportunities
Our 2025-2026 Sponsorship Opportunities package is live! We have many exciting activities.
Attend an event, volunteer, sponsor, or donate!
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Join Us in Making a Difference
Volunteer or donate today and be part of the change!
There are so many ways to support our vibrant Latine community—children, families, and seniors alike. Whether you give your time or make a donation, your support helps us break down systemic barriers and build a brighter, more equitable future.
Hoy celebramos un paso lleno de esperanza para nuestra comunidad. La Governor Tina Kotek firma 8 leyes de inmigración que reflejan el poder de la unidad, el compromiso y la voz de nuestra gente durante la Sesión Legislativa Corta de 2026.
Este logro pertenece a cada familia trabajadora y a cada persona que ha hecho de Oregon su hogar. Hoy celebramos el progreso, la dignidad y las oportunidades que siguen creciendo para todos.
Seguimos avanzando con fe, con fuerza y con esperanza.
#greshamoregon #portland #portlandoregon #GreshamOR #ComunidadHispana ... See MoreSee Less
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“Busca personas que te inspiren y te impulsen; construye alianzas basadas en una visión compartida.”
El segundo evento de Alianza Latina—El Carnaval de la Cultura Latina—reunió a nuestra comunidad en Hall Elementary School en colaboración con diversas organizaciones. Juntos creamos un espacio para celebrar nuestra fortaleza, resiliencia y cultura, mientras nos apoyamos mutuamente en estos tiempos desafiantes.
Rodeados de comida, música, arte, risas, juegos y recursos comunitarios, celebramos lo que más nos une: nuestra identidad compartida y nuestra fuerza colectiva.
Extendemos nuestro más sincero agradecimiento a todas las organizaciones que hicieron posible esta colaboración:
El Programa Hispano Edúcate Ya Familias en Acción Guerreras Latinas
Juntos NW Latino Network Oregon Latino Health Coalition Verde Central City Concern Pueblo Unido PDX MHCC Head Start Providence Promotores de Salud Play East - East County Recreation @loco por la aventura
“Seek out people who inspire and uplift you; build alliances rooted in a shared vision.”
The second Alianza Latina event—The Carnival of Latin Culture—brought our community together at Hall Elementary School in collaboration with local organizations. Together, we created a space to celebrate our strength, resilience, and culture while supporting one another during these challenging times.
Surrounded by food, music, art, laughter, games, and community resources, we celebrated what unites us most: our shared identity and collective strength.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the organizations that made this collaboration possible:
#portlandcomunidad #greshamoregon #portland #portlandoregon #PortlandLatinos #elprogramahispano #elprogramahispanocatolico #GreshamOR #ComunidadHispana #colaboracion #AlianzaLatina #cocinaycuidado @topfans ... See MoreSee Less
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⚠ ¡AVISO IMPORTANTE!
BOLI y la División de Compensación Laboral de Oregon (Workers’ Compensation Division) han descubierto una estafa dirigida a trabajadores hispanohablantes que han presentado reclamaciones por compensación laboral. Los estafadores se hacen pasar por agencias gubernamentales, despachos de abogados, o autoridades y exigen dinero a cambio de recibir beneficios, participar en audiencias, o resolver reclamaciones. Ahora hay un caso confirmado en Oregon.
QUÉ ESTÁ PASANDO
Los estafadores contactan a los trabajadores por teléfono, mensaje de texto, correo electrónico, redes sociales (incluyendo Facebook Messenger o WhatsApp), o videollamadas. Pueden organizar audiencias falsas en línea con personas haciéndose pasar por jueces, abogados, o empleados gubernamentales. Después, le dicen al trabajador que "ganó" su caso, pero que debe pagar antes de recibir sus beneficios o una indemnización.
NOTA IMPORTANTE
BOLI nunca:
-Cobra tasas por presentar una reclamación salarial o una queja de derechos civiles
-Solicita pago para acceder sus beneficios o participar en una audiencia
-Inicia comunicaciones oficiales a través de aplicaciones de redes sociales
-Presionaría la gente para que actúe o pague de inmediato
SI RECIBE UN MENSAJE SOSPECHOSO
-No envíe dinero ni información personal
-Guarde capturas de pantalla o detalles de la llamada
-Póngase en contacto con BOLI en no está seguro de que una comunicación es legítima
-Contacte a Oficina del Ombuds para Trabajadores de Oregon: 800-927-1271
-Contacte a la Línea Directa contra Fraudes del Departamento de Justicia de Oregon: 877-877-9392
-Si alguien que dice representar a una compañía de seguros lo llama y lo amenaza, por favor póngase en contacto con la División de Regulación Financiera en el 888-877-4894 ... See MoreSee Less
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