Latino Providers Network (Baltimore)
Maryland Auto is proud to be a member and partner of the Latino Providers Network. LPN is a network of over 70 organizations and 200 individual members that provide direct services to the Latino community in the Baltimore Metro region. LPN provides information and resources from network members to the Latino community in the areas of health, education, immigration, business, employment, and arts & culture.
Neighborhood Housing of Baltimore
The Financial Coaching program at NHS is designed to help you get ready for homeownership. An NHS Homeownership Coach will help you develop skills to manage money, fix your credit, qualify for a loan, purchase a home, and gain financial stability.
Esperanza Center
The Esperanza Center provides services related to education, healthcare, immigration legal matters, family reunification, anti-trafficking, and general community support to improve the lives of immigrants.
Centro Sol (Johns Hopkins)
Centro Sol’s mission is to promote equity in health and opportunity for Latinos by advancing clinical care, research, education, and advocacy at Johns Hopkins and beyond in active partnership with our Latino neighbors. They provide resources for education for both students and parents as well as health resources for mental health, physical health, and healthcare clinics.
Hands On Banking / El future en tus manos
A free, engaging, and noncommercial financial education program offered as a public service by Wells Fargo. Available in both English and Spanish, the Hands on Banking program teaches people in all stages of life about the basics of responsible money management, including how to create a budget, save and invest, borrow responsibly, buy a home, and establish a small business.
¡Adelante Latina!
The mission of ¡Adelante Latina! is to help Latina girls overcome the socio-cultural, economic, and academic barriers they face in pursuing a college career.
William & Lanaea Featherstone Foundation
They offer programs and scholarships to assist first-generation students to achieve their dreams of higher education as well as workforce opportunities post-graduation to combat unemployment and underemployment. They are working to bridge the opportunity divide among underserved communities and has improved the lives of hundreds of immigrant families throughout the state.
