www.negociosnow.com
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ASI
CEO: Marta Cerda
ASI's mission is to provide quality supportive-care ser-
vices and resources to senior citizens and persons with
disabilities throughout metropolitan Chicago.
With more than 40 years as a leading community
resource in home care, providing roughly 32,000 hours
of service per month, ASI's service portfolio addresses
a wide range of multicultural and multilingual client
needs. All care plans are developed in close partnership
with clients to create highly personalized experiences.
CONTACT:
http://asiservices.org/
AURORA HISPANIC
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CEO: Karina Garcia
The chamber's purpose is to facilitate access to resources that
promote economic growth in the Latino marketplace. ARHCC
operates and conducts activities with the above in mind while
continuing to provide increased services to members, increased
visibility of the chamber, networking opportunities, guest speak-
ers and a strengthened pride for participants in our Latino marketplace.
CONTACT: (331) 442-1617 / 54 W Downer Pl #103 Aurora, IL 60506
http://ahcc-il.com/
AURORA RAPID RESPONSE TEAM
CEO: Sandra Gonzalez
The mission of the Aurora Rapid Response Team is to educate,
advocate, and investigate on behalf of our immigrant and refugee
neighbors in the Aurora area.
The team was developed in 2018 in response to threats
against immigrants and refugees by the 45th president and his
administration. It is comprised of more than 30 community members from all walks of life
who share a concern for the welfare of immigrants and refugees.
CONTACT: aurorailrrt@gmail.com
www.aurorarapidresponse.org
ASPIRA INC. OF ILLINOIS
CEO: Fernando Grillo
Aspira helps young men and women graduate from high
school and get into college. Since 1968, ASPIRA of Illinois
has helped thousands of young men and women graduate
from high school and get into college. We often hear about
their successful careers and track record of civic engage-
ment originating from their academic success, positive
cultural identity, and leadership skills. We can share the
pride in the contributions they have made.
CONTACT:
(773) 252-0970
3013 N. Monticello Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618
https://www.aspirail.org/
ASSOCIATION
OF LATINO MEN
FOR ACTION
CEO: Julio RodrÃguez
ALMA's mission is to
fight for the rights of the
Latino LGBTQ community
by advocating for fairness
and equality and affirming Latino LGBTQ culture.
In 1989, ALMA was born out of the need to serve gay,
bisexual, queer, and questioning Latino men during the
AIDS epidemic. It mobilized to provide culturally and lin-
guistically appropriate supportive services. Today ALMA
refrains from replicating HIV/AIDS services and instead
focuses on building power through community engage-
ment, policy change, and still providing safe spaces.
CONTACT:
3656 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60613 (773) 234-5591
www.almachicago.org
