The Latino Commission

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1001 Sneath Ln Ste 307
San Bruno, CA 94066
+1 (650) 244-1444
https://www.thelatinocommission.org

The Latino Commission, based in San Bruno, CA, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming communities through addiction recovery programs and holistic health services. With a focus on cultural values and family support, they offer a range of services including outpatient treatment, youth empowerment programs, and professional development workshops.

Since its inception in 1991, the organization has been committed to restoring individuals and families by providing a safe and respectful environment that embraces diversity. Their approach integrates traditional cultural practices with modern treatment methodologies to foster healing and personal growth.

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