Our drop-in center provides daily food distribution, clothing, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, and a computer lab.

Support to survivors of immigration detention and incarceration with rental assistance, transportation and food vouchers

Our Leadership Development program was specifically designed to provide TGI individuals with the needed tools to successfully advocate for policy change at a state and national level.

Our organization understands that economic power has value in our society. only through providing economic development to our community we will be able to change the way society views our community. Providing our community with learning skills on entrepreneurship will create jobs and opportunities to our own community.

Advancing the professional and personal development is one of our areas of focus. By working with nonprofit organizations, policy makers, academic institutions and government entities, we are able to provide much needed professional and personal development to our community. We use peer model trainings and opportunities employing members of the community who guides people who access our services and serves as liaison to the organizations with collaborate with.

Our trainings are curricula based and provide members of our community with the ability to utilize the acquired knowledge in their personal lives, through gaining stable employment and accessing the services they may need in order to succeed in life.

Through our computer lab we encourage the use of electronic communication, technology, and computing for the purpose of instruction, administration, advancement, research, and study.

6 months transitional programming including case management, referrals, and linkage to our supportive programing.

The TransLatin@ Coalition has taken an innovative approach in the fight against Stigma and HIV by addressing all the social determinants of health that put TGI individuals at risk of HIV. We have also began providing.