Guadalupe Centers Featured on "All Access with Andy Garcia"
The award-winning series “All Access with Andy Garcia” is turning its lens toward Kansas City to highlight a century of community impact. An upcoming segment, filmed at the historic Guadalupe Centers Inc., will explore the vital role of social infrastructure and culturally rooted services in modern urban America.
What began in 1919 as a volunteer-led initiative for Mexican immigrants has evolved into one of the longest-running Latino-led nonprofits in the United States. The “All Access” segment documents this 100-year journey, showcasing how Guadalupe Centers has scaled its operations to meet the complexities of education equity, wraparound services, and workforce development and adult education.
As the Latino population in the Midwest grows, the need for culturally competent social services has never been higher.
The program provides an educational blueprint for urban planners and social workers, proving that compassionate infrastructure is the key to long-term regional prosperity.
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Click below to read the full official press release and learn more about this historic collaboration.
“For more than a century, Guadalupe Centers has adapted to meet the evolving needs of our community while remaining rooted in culture, education, and opportunity. This feature offers a meaningful look at how connecting education, workforce development, housing, and senior services can create lasting impact for families and serve as a model for communities across the country.”
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