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Mentoring and Nurturing Our Students (M.A.N.O.S)

In order, to encourage Latino youth to consider a path to college and careers, this program was created in 2009 and continues to provide a safe space for students and their parents. Two hundred seventy-five unduplicated students have been encouraged to cultivate a culture of academic achievement, social engagement, as well as community accountability.

Freedom, Advocacy, Resilience for Our Students (F.A.R.O.S)

This weekly club was founded three years ago to offer Erwin Middle Latino students (7th and 8th grades) a weekly space to navigate challenges related with identity, adult expectations, self-advocacy, academics, and emotional growth. 45 students have been served and reported gaining skills in dealing with problems and in transitioning to high school with less anxiety.

De Mujer a Mujer
North Carolina

This a grassroots volunteer-based community group founded in 2016 by Latino women as result of focus groups and collaboration between Children First/CIS and Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC) De Mujer A Mujer NC (DMAM) believes in creating a culture which supports women and their families in achieving a comprehensive well-being through equity, solidarity and empowerment.

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Western NC | Hispanics

36,000+

Hispanics

IN 4

Counties

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Statewide, the Latinx population grew over 40% compared to the 23% growth nationwide.

The Hispanic population in North Carolina is now greater than one million residents.

In most counties, the population of Spanish speakers is on average about 10%. There are over 36,000 accounted for in the Latinx population in just Haywood, Buncombe, Henderson, and Transylvania counties.

Source: US Census

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