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Adelante Mujeres

Last updated Jun 2026

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Adelante Mujeres (Spanish for women rise up) is a Forest Grove-based nonprofit serving low-income Latina women, immigrant families, and their children. Programs include adult education and ESL, early childhood education, small-business and microenterprise development, a regenerative agriculture and farmers market program, and youth leadership development. Services are bilingual; families can connect by phone at (503) 992-0078 or by visiting the Main Street office.

Communities centered

LatineImmigrants & refugeesSpanish-speaking

Services offered

Employment supportAdvocacyFood & meals

Who it's for

Low-incomeFamilies

Location

Adelante Mujeres

2030 Main Street, Suite A, Forest Grove, OR 97116

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