Interested in becoming part of a team full of passionate individuals? We are seeking community-oriented people to help us serve our comunidades! Current open positions include: -Director of Human Resources (Administration) -Business Advisor (Economic Opportunity) -Program Coordinator (Economic Opportunity) Learn more at haciendacdc.org/careers today!
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