Hispanic Resource Center
CUNA is committed to helping credit unions attract and serve members of the Hispanic community. This section of CUNA's web site is devoted to information and resources that CUNA’s Hispanic Outreach Committee helps determine.
GETTING STARTED
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| CUNA and Coopera are partnering to provide products and services that help your credit union reach and serve the Hispanic community. |
Which phase of serving Hispanic members have you reached?
- Considering it, looking for overview information about the Hispanic market;
- Have information, want additional materials to develop a plan;
- Have a plan, need resources to prepare our credit union;
- Have prepared programs, need
available products or services
to serve the Hispanic market .
Networking Tools
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A FREE monthly e-newsletter with tips and information about how your organization
can reach and better serve the Hispanic market. Just put your email address in the form at right.
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Additional Information and Resources
Quick Start Kit
Use this Step-by-Step Guide to assist you with
planning, developing and maintaining a program to serve the Hispanic/Latino market.
Inside this "Hispanic Quick-Start Kit," credit unions will find business plans, power point presentations, regulatory processes and procedures, market research, identification and documentation tools, resources for translation services, product and service matrices, requirements for internal procedures, sample policies and procedures, implementation flow charts, community partnership suggestions, job descriptions for outreach personnel, training resources, marketing tools, and numerous reporting systems that will help your credit union get a quick start on serving this market.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are many questions that everyone asks related to the Hispanic market and establishing services.
Use this frequently asked questions section to find
answers to these common questions.
Resource Links
Use these links to research sites, news, and
government agencies to assist you with gathering information, tools and resources for your program.
