Latinos Unidos of Carroll County serves about 2,000 people. The group maintains a small health clinic and organizes activities for the Latino community.
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, the clinic had to shut down as it’s not equipped to handle COVID-19 cases.
Latinos Unidos executive director Gyla Gonzalez found a way to stay connected to her community through Facebook, where she often translates important information into Spanish.
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