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Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa

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About Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa

OUR MISSION:
Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa, Inc. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide literacy for Spanish speaking adults, and to provide much needed educational programs for adults in the Latino community. An education enriches lives, breaks through barriers imposed by society, and gives an individual an incredible sense of satisfaction and pride which improves self-esteem.

OUR OBJECTIVE:
To encourage, promote, and provide adult literacy and other educational programs to help the community. Our objective is to improve literacy skills (from basic elementary grammar and reading comprehension) to high school level or GED (general education certification). We are also excited about our other courses which consist of computer training, ESL, GED, Citizenship, Domestic Violence Awareness, Mental Health and Well-Being workshops.

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13420 Van Nuys Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 91331
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Services Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa Offers

Adult Literacy I, Adult Literacy II, Adult Literacy III with High School Education / GED Preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL), Introduction to Computers, Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention

  • Adult Education School
  • Education
  • Mental Health Education
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Julieta Garcia CEO & Director, an immigrant from Mexico, arrived in the United States in 1968. Married with three children, she has become a tireless fighter within the Latino community, seeking justice and equality for those most in need. In 1980, she began Latis Career College, a vocational college in Los Angeles, California, whose focus was to provide practical and career focused training for Latino injured workers.

By completing one of the many courses offered, these injured workers were able to successfully reenter the workforce.

After retiring, Mrs. Garcia led a very active and productive life. Through her volunteer work she became aware that literacy was a problem within the Fernando Valley area. She went on to start Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa, Inc., with the approval of the Mexican Consulate and INEA (National Institute of Education for Adults), dedicated herself to providing adult literacy classes and education