Hispanic Heritage Ball 2008

The Children's Fund, a project of Hispanic Human Resources Council, Inc., is announcing its 32nd Anniversary Gala scheduled for October 25th, 2008. The event will also name the 2008 Hispanic Teacher of the Year for Palm Beach County.

This special event, honoring Hispanic Human Resource’s 32 years of service to our community, will be held at: The Cohen Pavillion of the Kravis Center located at 710 Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach.

Proceeds from the Gala Event will benefit Hispanic Human Resources’ two (2) child development centers. These Centers serve children from low-income, disadvantaged families. The Centers currently provide care to over (350) children, ranging in age from infants to five (5) years old.

During the last 32 years, HHRC has served the community with many programs (Senior Programs, Advocacy, Translation, Employment, Training, Information / Referral). The most important role that we have played is the one of building bridges between the Hispanic Community and all the governmental agencies, as well as, the private sector.

For sponsorship opportunities or additional information, contact Jorge Avellana at 561-434-9007 or via email hhrcno1@aol.com

American Cancer Society’s 2007 Relevo Por La Vida

Jorge Avellana, Chairperson and Susy Diaz, Co-Chairperson:
Cordially invite you to the American Cancer Society’s 2007 Relevo Por La Vida Team Kickoff Celebration.

We want you to be a part of the cure! Join the Palm Beach County Hispanic/Latino Community in their fight to find a cure. Come to the Kickoff, bring a friend, sign up a team for the event and pay your registration fee and you will be eligible for a chance drawing.

We NEED you to REALLY make a difference!

Food, Refreshments, Prizes Join the 23 teams already signed up in this fight against cancer!

Thursday, March 8th, 2007
6:00 PM
American Cancer Society
621 Clearwater Park Road
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401

Please RSVP at (561) 366-0013 ext 113 By March 6th

Governor Bush Presents Points Of Light Award To Hispanic Human Resources Council, Inc.

~Governor marks Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring Hispanic community organization~

TALLAHASSEE - Governor Bush recognized the Hispanic Human Resources Council, Inc. of West Palm Beach as this week.s Points of Light Award recipient.

.During Hispanic Heritage Month, it is fitting that we recognize groups and individuals that promote cultural awareness and provide services within the Hispanic community,. said Governor Bush. .The Hispanic Human Resources Council has a long history of dedicated service to the Hispanic community that has enriched the lives of many Floridians..

Established in 1977, the Hispanic Human Resources Council, Inc. (HHRC) is a nonprofit community-based organization that addresses the service needs of the community and improves cultural awareness and understanding among members of the Hispanic community. HHRC has implemented a variety of intergenerational, multicultural service programs, which include quality childcare, senior programs, business and economic development, affordable housing, advocacy, translation and interpreter services, employment and training, and information and referral. HHRC operates two child development centers serving over 350 children and families. Both centers are Gold Seal Schools accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children providing quality child care for low income, disadvantaged families and children at risk.

.It has been a privilege to work with an agency that has made such an impact in Palm Beach County for those that are less fortunate,. said Jorge Avellana, Executive Director of the HHRC. .Throughout the history of our agency we have collaborated with all governmental entities for the purpose of education, welfare and living conditions for all residents of the area without regard to nationality or race. Only by working in this fashion we have made Palm Beach County a better and more harmonious community..

The Governor's Points of Light Award, sponsored by Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises, recognizes a Florida resident or organization that demonstrates exemplary service to the community. Award recipients are announced weekly.

A panel of judges composed of leaders in the areas of volunteerism and service evaluate all nominations and make recommendations to the Governor. Volunteer Florida Foundation manages the program. For more information, or to nominate, go to www.VolunteerFloridaFoundation.org.

Adopt-A-Class is not a "Fundraiser" it's a "Friend-Raiser"

Individuals and businesses can take part in the HHRC "Adopt-A-Class" program.. For more information call Judy M. Pierman or Carmen Kunze at 641-4198.

Early Reading First Grant

The E.R.F. program is in full swing at both HHRC Child Development Centers. We welcome our new literacy coaches to the classroom and look forward to getting ready to read.