Centro Latino of Shelbyville Incorporated

Well-Being of Hispanic/Latino Communities and others in need.

We are committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of vulnerable populations in Shelby, Henry, Oldham, Spencer, and Trimble counties in Kentucky. Through partnership, education, service, and empowerment, we strive to ensure justice, equality, and access to essential resources for all individuals in need.

Our Core Values and Approach

• Advocacy & Support
   We work to protect the rights of Hispanic/Latino people, ensuring that their voices are heard, their concerns are addressed, and their rights are respected. Through partnerships with local organizations, we help ensure fair treatment.
• Education & Awareness
   Empowering individuals with knowledge is key to breaking down barriers. We offer educational programs on various topics, including immigration rights, labor laws, health care access, and education. We work to bridge cultural gaps and raise awareness about the needs and contributions of the Hispanic/Latino community.
• Commitment to Justice
   We are unwavering in our pursuit of justice for those who are marginalized or underserved. Our efforts include advocacy for fair treatment, anti-discrimination initiatives, and the promotion of policies that protect the rights of vulnerable individuals.
• Service to the Community
   By providing vital services such as emergency assistance, referrals to community resources, and guidance through difficult times, we offer support for individuals and families facing hardships.
• Empowerment
   Our work centers around empowering people to take control of their lives by providing the tools, resources, and knowledge necessary for self-advocacy. We build confidence, inspire leadership, and promote long-term independence.

Serving Our Community

We focus our efforts on the Hispanic/Latino population in Oldham, Shelby, Henry, Spencer, and Trimble counties, but our services are available to all those in need, regardless of their background. Our goal is to ensure that everyone, especially the most vulnerable, can access the support they need to thrive.

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