The Hispanic Liaison

The Hispanic Liaison, based in Siler City, NC, is an advocacy, leadership development, and direct services organization dedicated to empowering Hispanic immigrants and their families. For 30 years, the organization has provided comprehensive support to help thousands of adults, youth, and children successfully adjust to life in the United States, access critical services, and affirm their rights within their communities.

The Hispanic Liaison operates multiple programs designed to address the unique needs of the Hispanic community across the Rural Central Piedmont region of North Carolina, including Chatham, Alamance, Randolph, Lee, and Harnett counties. Their service offerings encompass community empowerment initiatives, COVID-19 response programs, and the Orgullo Latinx Pride youth program, which focuses on academic success, cultural enrichment, civic engagement, and leadership development for high school students. Additionally, the organization provides Hispanic arts and culture programming alongside advocacy and civic engagement services.

As a trusted civic institution founded by a Latina immigrant in 1995, The Hispanic Liaison serves as a critical bridge between the Hispanic community and non-profits, government agencies, and law enforcement. The organization collaborates with dozens of partner agencies to identify and address systemic barriers that prevent Hispanic families from accessing services. Through transparent, accountable practices grounded in Hispanic culture, The Hispanic Liaison works to foster intercultural understanding, promote equitable policies, and ensure that Hispanic voices are heard and valued in the community.