The program provides the following services, all aimed at achieving the following goals, provided by a qualified bilingual, bicultural, full time Family Services Coordinator:

To enhance families' knowledge and skills about community resources and how to access them.

To empower families to advocate from themselves and their children, as they learn their rights and responsibilities as contributing members of society.

To strengthen families ability to resolve issues and meet basic needs.

All referrals and linkages to other needed community services are provided free of charge.

Assistance with language interpretation, advocacy, transportation and orientation is also available.

Basic Life Skills Training on issues such as Budget management housing, employment, children's schooling, health maintenance, and others.

All services are provided according to a Family Assessment and a Family Action Plan developed with each family by a trained professional.

The program serves an average of 60 families per year (approximately 120 adults and 180 children). Families served are poor and low-income, limited English-speaking Latino families with children under 19 years of age who reside in West Palm Beach, Florida.