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• Trainings Provided in Spanish and English Group setting or individual
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MISSION

OUR MISSION is to increase the visibility of Hispanic professionals and business owners in the Rochester area by providing a forum to network and interact with other members of the business community and political leaders. Similarly, to provide the opportunity to learn and stay in touch with our Hispanic heritage and to enjoy other members with a Hispanic cultural background or interest.

FOUNDED IN 1989 to promote development of Hispanic owned businesses in the Greater Rochester area.

OUR GOAL is to enhance the economic, educational and political development of the Hispanic community in Rochester and through out the United States.

July 30, 2010 to August 1, 2010

Friday - Angel Y Khriz, Carlos Y Alejandra

Saturday - Cynthia, Johnny O, Rey Ruiz

Sunday - Plena Libre, Victor Manuelle

Location: Frontier Field VIP Lot

Festival hours are as follows:

Friday: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM (Paid Admission at 2:00 PM)

Saturday: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM (Paid Admission at 2:00 PM)

Sunday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Paid Admission at 2:00 PM)

Admission: 3-Day Passes: $20.00, Regular Admission: $9.00 each day, seniors and children: $5.00, Children 5 and under are free.  and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Senator Joseph Robach is the New York State Senate representative for the 56th Senatorial District which encompasses the Towns of Greece, Brighton, Parma and most of the City of Rochester. Before his election to the Senate, Robach served as an Assemblyman for 11 years filling the seat vacated by the unfortunate passing of his father, Roger Robach.

In the Senate, he serves as the Ranking Member of the Labor Committee and also as a member of the standing committees on Civil Service & Pensions; Commerce, Economic Development & Small Business; Consumer Protection; Finance; Higher Education; and Transportation.

Senator Robach is married to Anna (Delano). The Robachs have three children: Lindsay, Rachel and Roger. They live on Mountain Ash Drive in the Town of Greece.

Group 14621 is a membership organization for those who live, work, worship, volunteer or own property in the neighborhood generally bounded by the 14621 zip code area.

Our mission is to advocate for and to involve our community members in collective efforts to improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods. By so doing we enhance education, employment, housing and recreation opportunities for residents and foster personal responsibility, understanding and appreciation of our diversity and differences.

Our mission is to advocate for and enhance the quality of life of Hispanic children, youth, and their families and thereby help build a better community in the Monroe County area. This is achieved by providing services in the areas of education, health, leadership development, cultural enrichment, employment, and by providing positive role models. Our special emphasis is on youth who face socio-economic challenges.

Among its services, the Puerto Rican Youth Development and Resource Center offers individualized risk-reduction counseling, substance abuse counseling and referral to treatment, academic behavioral counseling, facilitates referrals to local medical, financial and legal services, and the coordination of health insurance benefits (Medicaid, SSI, DSS).

P.R.Y.D. also promotes youth clubs, annual fair and conferences, runs a computer technology center for youth and their families and organizes the Annual Hispanic Leadership and Youth Conference and annual neighborhood fairs.

The Ibero-American Action League has been providing services to the community since 1968. Over the years, we have progressed into an agency that has 21 sites and employs 270 diverse employees. We are particularly proud of the different programs that we offer and how every day we help change lives and ensure self sufficiency for those that we serve

As we celebrate our accomplishments and look forward to continuing our quest for a better tomorrow, we must reflect on what the future status of Latinos in this country will be and what will the Census report about Latinos in the year 2010. Will our community be prosperous during the next decade, or will the Latino population continue to grow significantly in numbers while remaining a struggling community as is indicated in the Census and all studies done during the 90's?

As we look into the future Ibero will continue to move forward with its mission and vision, ensuring that the agency continues to provide quality care and advocacy for those who are underrepresented and underserved in our community.

The RPD is comprised of 893 sworn and non-sworn employees serving approximately 230,000 city residents. The RPD patrols an approximate 37 square miles located in Monroe County.  The RPD is accredited through CALEA and NYS accreditation programs.  In November 2009, the RPD earned national reaccreditation. 

The RPD is divided into two bureaus, Operations and Administration.

The Operations Bureau consists of the Patrol Division West, Patrol Division East and the Special Operations Division.

The Administration Bureau contains the Police Background and Recruitment Unit, Animal Services, Professional Development Section, Family and Victim Services Section, Personnel Section and Technical Services Section.  

More information coming soon.