by Jackie Kruszewski, Tina Griego, Jack Cooksey Sacred Heart Center was mentioned in this Richmond Magazine article along with many other great local nonprofits. Read about it here.
Read moreBy Steve Neill Of The Catholic Virginian The multiple problems Hispanic immigrant teenagers face when they arrive in the United States are the subject of an ongoing dialogue initiated by the Sacred Heart Center. Four individuals who work with the Chesterfield County and… read more.
Read moreby Tina Griego It was not until 2011 that Mary Wickham became aware Richmond had a significant Latino population. The latest census data had just come out, showing that the number of Hispanics in the city had more than doubled in 10 years to roughly 13,000 people…..read more
Read moreMarch 30, 2016 RICHMOND, VA – The community and staff of the Sacred Heart Center bids farewell to Executive Director Mary Thrower Wickham. Ms. Wickham led the Center’s work for the past five years. Sacred Heart Center serves as a hub for Richmond’s Latino community and works to open opportunities for economic and social integration, […]
Read moreby Paula Peters Chambers Growing Hispanic and Latino immigrant communities reshape the face of South Side. To read this Richmond Magazine Sourcebook 2016 article on page 264, subscribe online, find it wherever you buy magazines or read it on our news bulletin board at Sacred Heart Center.
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