SJC serves the Latino population in the Greater Hartford region by: 

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• being attentive to the various opportunities and pressing needs challenging the community

• and by developing and implementing programs (often in collaboration with other private or public agencies) that address those needs and opportunities

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San Juan Center provides essential public services including educational and employment programs(focused around, but not limited to computer literacy training), an active information and referral service that help clients find solutions to various health, housing, human service and crisis counseling needs. In addition to owning the building at 1283 Main Street, which houses our headquarters, we also built and now manage both a 36-unit Senior Housing Complex on Belden St. and a Thrift Store on Main Street, that address the most basic needs of the community.

The San Juan Center provides programming for our constituency within three different (expanding) service areas. We serve the Latino residents of our neighborhood. Clay Arsenal (particularly with our elderly and our Thrift Store operations) the Latino residents of Hartford, including Clay Arsenal (particularly with our education and employment programming) the Latino residents of the Capitol Region, including Clay Arsenal and Hartford (particularly with our Information and Referral program).