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Established in 1990, Hispanic Federation is a service-oriented membership organization that works with more than 90 Latino health and human services agencies to promote the social, political and economic well-being of the Latino community. It works in the areas of education, health, HIV and AIDS, housing, arts and culture and economic development. The organization also offers child care and immigrant services. Hispanic Federation national initiatives include civic participation, federal advocacy and coalition for new philanthropy. It additionally provides emergency and immigration assistance services. The organization serves more than 2 million Hispanics in the Northeast. Hispanic Federation is located in New York City.

Established in 1982, Project Hospitality is a private nonprofit organization that provides health care and social services for underserved and disadvantaged people, as well as individuals who suffer from multiple diagnoses, such as HIV, substance abuse and mental illnesses. It serves the medical and housing needs of more than 5,000 individuals annually. Project Hospitality has a staff of over 300 personnel and nearly 600 student, community, religious and corporate volunteers. It offers treatment, case management and community-based residential services. The organization provides crisis intervention, referral, clinical care and health status assessment services. Additionally, it also provides chemical dependency prevention, outreach, meal and nutritional counseling services. Project Hospitality is located in Staten Island, N.Y.

Family and Children's Services (FACS) is an independent non-profit behavioral health and social services agency based in Elizabeth, NJ, dedicated to strengthening families and communities through trauma-informed care. Founded in 1893, FACS provides a variety of individual and family services, including mental health therapy, parenting classes, and community workshops focused on trauma awareness and recovery. The agency serves Union County and the surrounding areas, offering both in-home and in-office services to families involved with the Department of Children and Families. With a strong commitment to helping low-income families, FACS relies on donations and community support to continue its vital work in promoting hope and healing. Generated from the website