Nonprofit
Ecuadorian International Center, Inc.
About Us
Description:
The Ecuadorian International Center (EIC) was established in 1999 to help, educate, and inspire the Latino immigrant community residing in New York City, to learn how American society functions and to use this knowledge to improve their lives. The purpose of EIC is to empower Latino immigrants to overcome the barriers and fears that hold them back, and to strengthen them as individuals and as families. Ten years later, EIC continues to improve the quality of life for Latino immigrants in New York City through a sustainable, effective social services agency that provides programs in the areas of job development/readiness, public health education, adult literacy, Citizenship education, and legal assistance.
Description:
The Ecuadorian International Center (EIC) was established in 1999 to help, educate, and inspire the Latino immigrant community residing in New York City, to learn how American society functions and to use this knowledge to improve their lives. The purpose of EIC is to empower Latino immigrants to overcome the barriers and fears that hold them back, and to strengthen them as individuals and as families. Ten years later, EIC continues to improve the quality of life for Latino immigrants in New York City through a sustainable, effective social services agency that provides programs in the areas of job development/readiness, public health education, adult literacy, Citizenship education, and legal assistance.
Cause Areas Include
- Civic Engagement
- Community Development
- Immigrants or Refugees
- Legal Assistance
- Volunteering
Location
- 37-47 76th Street, Jackson Heights, Queens, NY 11372, United States
