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Comi Madre empowers families to break barriers and thrive

September 26, 2024 | Austin, Travis County, Texas


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Comi Madre empowers families to break barriers and thrive
City leaders and community partners gathered to celebrate significant strides in digital inclusion and equity during a recent meeting. Vanessa Fuentes, a representative from Austin City Council's District 2, expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from local leaders and highlighted the importance of digital equity for all residents.

Fuentes took the opportunity to commend Comi Madre, an organization dedicated to empowering Latina families through education and support. She shared her personal connection to the organization, having volunteered there in the past, and emphasized its dual generational approach that benefits both mothers and daughters. This method not only prepares students for college but also equips families with essential skills and confidence.

The meeting showcased impressive statistics from Comi Madre, including a 97% high school graduation rate and a 93% college retention rate, underscoring the program's transformative impact on the community. Fuentes concluded by reinforcing the message that investing in families is crucial for the future of the community, celebrating the organization's role in fostering the next generation of leaders.

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