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Mano a Mano Family Center

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Mano a Mano Family Center is a Latino-led nonprofit founded in 1988 serving families across Marion and Polk counties. Its programs include the Family Wellness Program, Casa Infantil children's program, Youth Empowerment Program, Latinos Unidos Siempre youth organizing, Radio Poder, a food bank, and supervised visitation support. The bilingual team comes from the communities it serves and helps thousands of families each year with connection, parenting support, and equity advocacy.

Communities centered

LatineBIPOC

Services offered

Food & mealsPeer supportCase managementAdvocacy

Who it's for

FamiliesYouth under 18Low-income

Location

Mano a Mano Family Center

2921 Saddle Club St SE #1009, Salem, OR 97317

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