Agencies and services providers are culturally and linguistically competent. Professional preparation programs help service providers develop appropriate cultural and linguistic skills and competencies. Comprehensive services are affordable and fully accessible to all Latino children, including migrants and those whose parents work non-traditional shifts. Services include all Latino children, regardless of their parent's citizenship. The community reflects and supports the values and ideals that form the basis of healthy Latino families.
Latino children have equal access to quality education from early childhood to higher education.
Education programs incorporate the unique circumstances of Latino families including family structure, economic status, culture, and language. Bilingual education programs are available to children who speak languages other than English. Developmentally appropriate early childhood care and education programs are available to all children. The language, culture and spiritually of Latino children and families are respected as an integral and necessary part of their identity and development. Latinos participate in public and private policy and funding decisions.