MEDA has been serving the low-income Latino immigrant community in San Francisco for nearly 50 years. We’re now taking our lessons learned, best practices, and expertise and bringing them to organizations across the country to build increased capacity and strengthen communities.
Through MEDA’s Equitable Recovery Institute (ERI), we empower and advance a national network of organizations in creating equitable communities through cohort-based learning, convenings and learning communities, in addition to tailored 1:1 technical assistance.
As practitioners first, we bring unique expertise to the table to support our organizational partners in building capacity, implementing new programs, and enacting lasting, meaningful change in their communities.
In 2024, we have hosted 43 partner organizations, learn about our tours
Services
Learning Communities and Conferences
One-time presentations for organizations that are curious about topics but not ready to dedicate resources to organizational development, strategic planning, or implementation.
Cohorts
Support for organizations that have foundational topic knowledge, funding, and are interested in learning about planning and implementation through a series of tailored learning modules.
1:1 Technical Assistance
Tailored support for organizations that have topic knowledge, funding, and some strategic planning, but require continued support for implementation.
In 2024 we have provided 70 technical assistance session across 19 unique partners.
The Experience
Learn from the partner organizations that have worked with us.
“We needed help supplying financial empowerment services to our survivors, so it was a perfect fit.”
“We were already doing some of the services, and had hired staff so we received support building capacity on the financial literacy side.”
Get in Touch
Juan Diego Castro
National Partnerships Director
jdcastro@medasf.org
