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About California LULAC
Our Mission
To advance the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, housing, health, and civil rights of the Latino population of the United States.
Our Councils
California LULAC consists of councils all across the state from San Diego to Sacramento. Our council structure empowers high school-age students to collegiate, young adults to create councils and partner with adult councils to impact their communities.
Who do we serve?
Latino Communities
Latino Communities
Latino Communities
California LULAC is dedicated to empowering communities through education and resources. We believe that by providing support and knowledge, we can create lasting change in the lives of those we serve.
Veterans
Latino Communities
Latino Communities
LULAC actively works to address issues faced by Latino veterans, such as access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities. LULAC strives to ensure that veterans receive the support they deserve.
Elderly
Latino Communities
LULAC Youth
LULAC is dedicated to improving the quality of life for elderly Latinos, advocating for their rights and access to essential services.
LULAC Youth
Latino Communities
LULAC Youth
LULAC serves as a vital platform for young Latinos, encouraging leadership development, civic engagement, and academic achievement among its members.
Women
High School Grads
Young Adults
LULAC empowers women through leadership and community engagement, enabling them to address issues like gender equity, healthcare access, and economic advancement.
Young Adults
High School Grads
Young Adults
Through various programs, scholarships, and mentorship opportunities, LULAC empowers the next generation to become advocates for their communities and pursue their aspirations with confidence.
High School Grads
High School Grads
High School Grads
LULAC offers scholarships for high school graduates to support their pursuit of higher education, helping to alleviate financial barriers and promote academic achievement among Latino students.