Spanish American Social Cultural Assoc. of N.J.
is a culturally competent organization moving communities toward self-sufficiency
SASCA has served the residents of Burlington County since 1972. It was founded through a group of Military veterans seeking to assist its self-sufficiency and empowerment in a changing Burlington County. SASCA is known as a strong advocate for the residents of Burlington County and State who seek socio/economic justice and equal access for all. SASCA seeks to address the special needs of Burlington County and its residents through organizing, advocacy and social service case management services recognized as a primary link to the Hispanic community in Burlington County.
La Casa’s programs are comprehensive and integrated because we recognize that the needs of individuals, their families and their children tend to be interconnected and benefit from a holistic approach. We urge and support our participants to use the full spectrum of services provided by our internal and external network. As our programming has grown La Casa has also targeted its efforts based on strategic and comprehensive plans directed to achieve specific goals and to have an impact on families and the community at large.
SASCA/C.B.O. enable the realization of Title VI, of the 1964 Civil Rights Act by entities utilizing Federal Funds. (requirement , Equal Access)
We are here to serve a Multi-Cultural, Diversified Community. We are here to advocate and provide services, specific to the Hispanic Community in its development; culturally. Socio-economic and Educationally, as well as the general community. We offer services based on Federal low income guidelines to Burlington COunty.
SASCA Services:
Assistance in moving toward self sufficiency
Case management
Information & referral services
Translation/Interpretation Services
Advocacy
Multi-Services
Weatherization Assistance services for low-income residents
Notarization services
Utility Assistance
Senior Services Assistance
