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NCLC welcomes and seeks new grassroots member congregations, community centers and other organizations that are ready to challenge their members in an effort to build new relationships, those ready to challenge their members to work and become leaders of NCLC, and those who are ready to assume greater power and significance in the public arena of North Carolina. If your congregation or institution is interested in joining or learning more about the NC Latino Coalition, the staff would be happy to meet with you to present the process of participation. Call (919) 225-1672 or (919) 423-6332 for more information.What Does an Institution get from NCLC Membership? The opportunity to participate with other organizations in building regional cooperation and understanding between Latino immigrants and other communities. NCLC puts you and other people of faith in the position to lead the way toward a more united community by building relationships across geographic lines. We do this by giving people the opportunity to work together on areas of interest such as housing, health care, education and better opportunities. Help from NCLC staff to organize on specific local issues. Organizers will respond to specific requests for help in strategizing around a particular local issue and will work with a group of leaders in your organization who are committed to following through on a collective strategy. Issues have included crime, drug abuse, after school programs, abandonment, and housing. Leadership training for people in your organization. Nationally recognized training from the Industrial areas Foundation and regular local leadership training is an important part of our work and is available to member organizations at a reduced fee. Technical assistance on organizational development issues: Organizers work with board and staff of member organization on customized strategic planning retreats, fundraising training and board development training. | |||
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