LAMDA’s span of programs include direct-service group workshops with Latino family caregivers, a resource center for caregivers fully equipped with information in both English and Spanish, and training programs for healthcare institutions. Since 2008, LAMDA has facilitated over 300 workshops and trainings throughout Chicago, San Francisco, New York, Baltimore, Tampa, and Los Angeles for Latino caregivers and has provided over 50 trainings to Chicago-based healthcare institutions. Throughout its programs, LAMDA tracks the reduction in no-show rates, reduction of re-hospitalization, and number of people that seek services to care for elderly adults. The support groups that LAMDA helps start up provide healthcare institutions with a wealth of knowledge of the local needs and gaps in the community. LAMDA also tracks the number of Latino caregivers that connect to local services, such as respite care or caregiver reimbursement programs, as a result of the LAMDA’s trainings. Currently, LAMDA assesses participant needs at intake and follows up with them for up to one year to track if behavior and practice has changed. In regards to healthcare institutions, LAMDA tracks number of Latinos that the institution serves before and after training program for health promoters. LAMDA tracks up to two years to ensure continuity of outreach and services are available.