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The Abuelitas(os) Reaching Out to Mentor y Apachar Students host lunch for UA students in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month

September 24, 2021

Abuelitas(os) Reaching Out to Mentor y Apachar Students hosted a lunch for UA students in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month outside of the Cesar Chavez building on the afternoon of Sept. 23. AROMAS providers free lunch homecooked by abuelitas and abuelitos of the community on the third Thursday of every month. These lunches are a chance for students to connect with community members, ask for advice, and enjoy delish homemade meals. 

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Sasha Gil

Director of the Guerrero Center and Abuelitas(os) Reaching Out to Mentor y Apachar Students, Dominique Calza, speaks to the community on Thursday, Sept. 23 outside of the Cesar Chavez building. AROMAS is a program where Abuelitas(os) give advice to students and share a warm meal.

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