Thriving Families, Thriving Communities
Unidos Bridging Community is a Latinx-led nonprofit serving Yamhill County since 2011 with a mission to foster the reciprocity of knowledge, connections, and opportunities among individuals and families of Latin American roots for wellness through health, intergenerational wealth, civic engagement, and education. We offer culturally specific prevention services, including small business development training, youth workforce development, mobile health clinics, and nutrition education. Unidos advocates for system changes and collaborates with local service providers to develop thriving communities in Yamhill County.
Together we can develop stronger, thriving communities in Yamhill County
Promoting the integration, participation, representation, and success of Latinx individuals and families in Yamhill County since 2012
Our Vision
We envision just, equitable, and thriving communities in Yamhill County where the contributions and cultures of all residents are valued, honored, and respected.
Our Mission
Promote the integration, participation, representation, and success of Latinx individuals and families in Yamhill County
Our Values
Wellness, Equity, Integrity, Learning, Teamwork, and Humor.
Three Ways You Can Help Us Today
Here are three unique ways that you can get involved and help us in our mission.
You can volunteer, make a donation, or join our mailing list to receive updates about our program activities, events, and future opportunities.
Volunteering at Unidos can be a rewarding experience that allows you to help us bridge communities while developing new skills and connections.
Simply fill out our volunteer form and we will get in touch with you regarding our volunteer opportunities
By donating to Unidos, individuals and businesses can contribute to a collective effort to make a difference and create positive change in our local community.
We have both one-time and recurring donation options. Just click the button below to send your donation today!
Join our list to be the first to learn about new events and volunteer opportunities.
Connect With Us
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Unidos share about my organization’s event, program, project or community forum with the Unidos base of clients?
We can provide outreach and community engagement services on a paid contract basis. Please contact us at info@unidosyamhillcounty.org to share about your needs and we can provide a proposal and quote.
Can Unidos promote my organization’s event, program, project or community forum on Unidos’ social media?
We can provide marketing services through our social media reach on a paid contract basis. Please contact us at info@unidosyamhillcounty.org to share about your needs and we can provide a proposal and quote.
Does Unidos offer English language or Spanish language classes?
At this time, we do not offer these services.
Does Unidos provide interpretation and translation services?
At this time, we do not offer these services.
Does Unidos assist individuals with the process to adjust an immigration status?
No.
Can organizations refer Spanish-speaking clients to Unidos to assist with finding community resources?
We do not provide this service. We encourage organizations to refer clients to call 2-1-1 for assistance finding local resources and services.
Does Unidos assist youth with filling out college applications and securing financial aid for college tuition costs?
At this time, we do not offer these services.
Does Unidos help Spanish-speaking clients to find housing, employment, legal assistance, or child care?
No. We encourage organizations and clients to call 2-1-1 for assistance finding local resources and services.
Nos alegra presentar nuestra nueva Línea de Apoyo Comunitario para servir mejor a nuestra comunidad.
Seguiremos usando la Línea de Respuesta Migratoria (503-272-1809) para situaciones urgentes, como reportar actividad de ICE o hacer preguntas sobre detenciones. Este cambio nos ayuda a asegurar que las llamadas urgentes sean atendidas rápidamente y que podamos responder cuando más se necesita.
Nuestra nueva Línea de Apoyo Comunitario (503-308-8636) es para apoyo y recursos migratorios que no son urgentes, incluyendo:
Registrarse para capacitaciones educativas, programar citas de preparación, y obtener información sobre recursos disponibles relacionados con inmigración
Si usted o alguien que conoce necesita apoyo, puede llamar o enviar un mensaje de texto al 503-308-8636.
Por favor, ayúdenos a compartir ambos números y a guardarlos en su teléfono.
Estamos aquí para ustedes. Estamos con ustedes. Y no están solos. 💙
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We are excited to introduce our new Community Support Line to better serve our community.
We will continue using our Immigration Response Hotline (503-272-1809) for urgent situations, such as reporting ICE activity or asking about detentions. This change helps ensure that urgent calls are answered quickly and that we can respond when it matters most.
Our new Community Support Line (503-308-8636) is for non-urgent immigration support and resources, including:
Registering for educational trainings, scheduling preparedness appointments, and learning about available immigration-related resources
If you or someone you know needs support, simply call or text 503-308-8636.
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La vigilia será mañana, 13 de enero, a las 5 p.m.
Para ponerse en contacto con Ximena, por favor llame al: 503-447-3408 ... See MoreSee Less
La vigilia mencionada será mañana, 13 de enero, a las 5 p.m. También publicaremos un volante con toda la información.
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