Haitian Neighborhood Center
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Empowering, Strengthening and Stabilizing South Florida's Haitian Community

Empowering, Strengthening and Uplifting South Florida's Haitian Community

Empowering, Strengthening and
Uplifting South Florida's Haitian Community


TPS Resource Center for Haitian Families

Trusted information, legal resources, community support & updates

Recent changes affecting Temporary Protected Status (TPS) have created uncertainty for many Haitian families. In response, community organizations, legal partners, and advocates are working together to provide trusted information, resources, and support. Visit our TPS Resource Center for the latest updates and assistance.

Call to Action: Support a Three-Year TPS Extension for Haiti

Please join us in signing a coalition letter urging the U.S. Senate to vote YES on a three-year extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals. The U.S. House has already passed bipartisan legislation supporting this extension. Now, we need the Senate to act. Please sign the letter and share it with your networks to help protect Haitian families and communities.

 

Sant La is a resource serving South Florida in the following areas:

Capacity Building

Sant La assists other community organizations with their capacity-building needs.  We specialize in survival Creole,  cultural competence and sensitivity.


Community Partnerships

Sant La has formed several partnerships to meet the Haitian community’s needs. Current collaborations include the Together for Children Northeast Corridor Coalition, the Neighborhood Advisory Group (NAG) and the Haitian Philanthropy Coalition.         

Civic Engagement

Sant La hosts forums to promote community involvement, encouraging residents to identify their needs, propose solutions and take part in decisions that affect their daily lives.


Community Outreach and Education

Sant La’s Creole-language television talk show ‘Teleskopi’ is a key source of information and engagement on important initiatives and issues. Given the Haitian community’s strong radio and television tradition, Sant La uses both media to reach its audience.

JOB OPENING:

We are looking for a Youth and Family Success Center Program Director.