We Inspire Immigrant Communities to Thrive in Western Colorado
Through Leadership Development, Advocacy, and Direct Assistance.
Did You Know?
Many immigrants struggle to access basic support, resources, and education on their rights as they transition to build a life for their family in the US.
Our organization, the Hispanic Affairs Project, advocates for REAL CHANGE in our organization and systems. We envision communities where cultural diversity is embraced, and immigrants actively contribute to creating a more equitable society by developing community leaders.
Through education, enrichment, and encouragement of immigrant families, we strive to address the barriers to integration so that everyone has a chance to fulfill their dreams and potential.
– Robyn C.
Three Prong Mission of the Hispanic Affairs Project
HAP’s core value is to advocate for Real Change so that immigrant communities can thrive in Western Colorado. We are purveyors of opportunities and uplifting experiences for our members to build skills, develop leadership qualities and to be the driving force of change in the systems.
Community Advocacy
HAP believes that our community has the power to build the future they want for themselves. We are committed to developing strong leaders through our work to advocate for local, state, and federal policies that increase access to the resources that people need to thrive.
Outreach and Education
Through awareness, training, and education HAP cultivates leaders who can positively impact the future of our community. We foster a culture within our organization that educates, enriches, and encourages immigrant families.
Direct Assistance
HAP provides immigrant families valuable resources and tools which allows them to successfully navigate the US system. We provide legal assistance, helping people get CO-RCSA driver’s licenses, IDs, training on programs and how to access life-changing resources.
Why Does the Hispanic Affairs Project Exist?
Immigrant families in Western Colorado need social and economic stability so they can develop a sense of belonging in their new community.
Sadly, this sense of belonging does not happen organically. Instead, immigrant families often feel marginalized, face cultural barriers, and have limited access to resources.
Here’s the truth: we can’t move forward as a just society if our community doesn’t have equitable access to the resources they need to succeed. The larger the inequality gap, the harder it is for families to prosper in their new community.
This is why we exist.
We Build Communities…
where cultural diversity is embraced;
where immigrants actively contribute as leaders; and
where prosperity is created through justice and equity.
You are a vital part of the mission! With your donation, you enable Hispanic Affairs Project to help more immigrant families find stability, training, and support.
– Susana R.
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There are so many fun and rewarding ways for you to get involved with the Hispanic Affairs Project. Develop friends for life. Feel good about your community. Develop the next generation of leaders. It all starts here.
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HAP: Hispanic Affairs Project
The Hispanic Affairs Project is a 501c3 nonprofit organization working to promote immigrant integration in Western Colorado through leadership development, advocacy and providing key services.
🌍There is power in community, and when we work together—we create a stronger, more just future for everyone. Join us this #ColoradoGivesDay with a gift to help us bring resources and opportunities to families to build a better tomorrow for themselves and their children. 🤝
Give today at tinyurl.com/COGivesHAP
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🌍En la comunidad está la fuerza, y cuando nos unimos, creamos un futuro más fuerte y justo para todos. Tu apoyo ayuda a llevar recursos y oportunidades a las familias que están construyendo un mejor mañana para ellas y sus hijos.🤝
En este #ColoradoGivesDay, tu donación nos ayudará a continuar con este trabajo tan importante. Gracias por estar con nosotros y apoyar el futuro que estamos creando juntos.
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📢 ¡Participe en una conversación importante!
Únase para hablar sobre los cambios bajo la nueva administración y cómo prepararse.
🗓️ Dos oportunidades para asistir:
Viernes, 13 de diciembre a las 9:00 AM
Lunes, 16 de diciembre a las 6:00 PM
📍 Dónde:
504 N. 1st Street, Montrose
Le brindaremos recursos y consejos prácticos para estar listo ante posibles cambios en las leyes de inmigración y procedimientos de ICE.
¡Manténgase informado y preparado!
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📢 ¡Su voz importa!
Participe en una conversación importante sobre la nueva administración federal.
🗓️ Elija el horario que mejor le convenga:
Viernes, 13 de diciembre a las 9:00 AM
Lunes, 16 de diciembre a las 6:00 PM
📍 Ubicación:
504 N. 1st Street, Montrose
Compartiremos recursos y pasos prácticos para ayudarle a prepararse ante posibles cambios en las leyes federales y procedimientos de ICE.
¡Infórmese, prepárese, no se lo pierda!
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🎄✨ ¡Estás Invitado! ✨🎄
¡Celebra la temporada con nosotros en la Casa Abierta Festiva de HAP! Acompáñanos para celebrar, conectar y reflexionar sobre cómo podemos construir una comunidad más fuerte e inclusiva.
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🎄✨ You’re Invited! ✨🎄
Celebrate the season with us at HAP’s Holiday Open House(s)!
📅 Thursday, December 5th | 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Enjoy appetizers & drinks
📅 Friday, December 6th | 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Coffee & cookies will be served
📍 Hispanic Affairs Project
504 N 1st Street, Montrose, CO 81401
Let’s come together to celebrate, connect, and reflect on the ways we can build a stronger, more inclusive community.
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– Brenda & Kevin W.
