Latin American Association

Latinos are a driving force of Georgias economy. Strong Latino population growth is fueling economic growth in a state that prides itself in being No. 1 for business. Yet, for all the prosperity they create, Latinos lag in economic and social equity. This is where the work of the Latin American Association comes in. For 50 years, the LAA has helped Latinos overcome the barriers to economic mobility and self-sufficiency. Along the way, its footprint has extended beyond Buford Highway, to Gwinnet County and northwest Georgia. The LAA is a one-stop shop. Here clients can come in for crisis intervention...

Family well-being,immigration legal services,workforce development programs,education programs,culture & engagement,advocacy,career & health expos,youth leadership conference,mentor programs,employment services,adult basic education,english & spanish classes,and job fairs

Latin american association operates in the Non-profit organizations industry.

Latin american association's revenue is 11m - 100m

Latin american association has 51 - 200 employees.