Mano en Mano | Hand in Hand
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Target demographics: Farmworkers and Latinos
Direct beneficiaries per year: Approximately 700 Latinos and farmworkers residing permanently in Downeast Maine. Also, approximately 2,000 migrant farmworkers during various seasons.
Someone who had 3 hours of volunteer time could: Train to become a mentor or tutor or perform valuable office-related tasks.
Geographic areas served: Washington and eastern Hancock Counties.
Mission:
“To build a stronger community in Downeast Maine by working with diverse populations to provide affordable housing and educational opportunities, remove barriers to health and social services, and advocate for social justice.”
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LMThomas
02/06/12
Mano en Mano is a great nonprofit because they are able to do so much with so little. The board, staff, director, community and volunteers are all totally committed to making Mano en Mano as successful as possible. By making Mano en Mano successful, we are making the families, students, and ...
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LMThomas
02/01/11
I first started working with Mano en Mano in the summer of 2010. I worked providing educational services to migrant youth working in Maine. During that summer, I experienced first hand the huge difference this organization made in the lives of the people that they served. Through Mano en Mano, ...
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