Latino Learning Center of Houston

At Glance
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GALA SPONSORS

Providing Services to Low-income.

Education Programs

All of our classes are Bilingual (English / Spanish) and are taught by experienced instructors. Students must be 18 years or older to register for a class...

Transportation from Residence.

LLC Adult Daycare Program

The goal of the program is to prevent the early disabled adults by maintaining their independent living in the community...

Video of our Center Mission

The mission of the Latino Learning Center, Inc.

is to provide educational and human support services to Houston communities with emphasis on adult education and services to the elderly and disabled...

The LLC has focused its limited resources on providing services to low-income residents of Houston’s communities.

Particular emphasis has been placed at addressing gaps in services for adult education and services to the elderly and disabled communities. All of our classes are Bilingual (English / Spanish) and are taught by experienced instructors.

03-Sep-2011

Provided direct services to 1,762 service recipients

Provided 882 families with six hours of Homebuyer Education class instruction and a minimum of two hours of one-on-one counseling to assist them in preparing them for purchasing a home. Ninety two (92) families have completed the process of purchasing a home.

03-Sep-2011

Provided vocational training to 160 students.

One hundred five (105) students completed the 150- hour air conditioning repair program and fifty-five (55) students completed the 300 hour residential electricity wiring program.

The Latino Learning Center, Inc.

Founded in October 1979

The Latino Learning Center, Inc. was founded in October 1979 when it acquired as a gift a dilapidated 21,300 square foot building. Private donations funded the initial building remodeling and educational programs were initiated in 1983. Additional building renovations were completed in 1999 with a grant from the City of Houston. Annually an average of 450 adults receives training in the various vocational and educational programs. In 1985 the Latino Learning Center became the first Hispanic community agency to developed HUD assisted housing for the low-income elderly.