This week I came to the end of a journey in one of the most transformational and meaningful experiences of my personal and professional life- my three- year tenure as the Chair of the Board of Directors of UnidosUS.
This week I came to the end of a journey in one of the most transformational and meaningful experiences of my personal and professional life- my three- year tenure as the Chair of the Board of Directors of UnidosUS.
The end of the 2023-2024 school year held special significance for 85 immigrant students at Everett Middle School who arrived in San Francisco over the past two years.
Elmo Urbina, a 51-year-old Latino, recently participated in MEDA’s Mission Techies IT, a free course that equips community members with the skills to start or advance careers in the IT support field.
Access to crucial information about housing opportunities enabled a Latina from San Francisco to achieve the dream of homeownership for her and her family.
Funding will support the development of 168 new affordable homes at Casa Adelante – 1515 South Van Ness Avenue
The journey for Maritza Arguello, originally from Nicaragua and a mother of two, began when she received news of a rent increase.
“I had to be my own boss, I clung to the idea of opening my own business,” explains Nayeli Bustamante, proprietor of Flor de Oaxaca, a business specializing in products from Oaxaca, situated in the Excelsior neighborhood.
Members of the community can make a start on building generational wealth by taking advantage of the free resources offered by the State Treasurer’s Office.
Harvard’s EdRedesign documented MEDA’s development and impact in this case study
At MEDA, we are not educating and supporting our clients on debt reduction, budgeting, or credit management for the sake of having metrics to showcase, but for the opportunities that these allow.
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