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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) Angels of Grace Foster Family Agency is at work, even during the pandemic, to help kids in need. Life is still happening. We re still rescuing children out of abuse and neglect 24 hours a day, along with Child Protective Services. We re doing what we re called to do with excellence and following all CDC guidelines, said Lisa Casarez-Austin, founder of Angels of Grace Family Foster Agency.
This year Casarez-Austin got some help to run her business from the Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation with the Womanpreneur and Latinapreneur programs, which went online when the pandemic hit.
Dora Westerlund with the foundation said the courses are in English and Spanish and are much needed.
Language, technology could be barriers for minority-owned businesses during COVID-19
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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) Inside Tacos Tijuana, meals are being served to-go while the business faces an uphill battle during the coronavirus pandemic. It s hard to pay bills. Bills keep pilingg up if we are indoor or outdoor. They don t know what the situation is. That s what s difficult, cutting hours for our employees, employees that have been with them from the beginning, said Kathy Hernandez, the restaurant s manager.
Tacos Tijuana has three locations, and their newest restaurant off Blackstone and Ashlan Avenues started to pick up when the pandemic hit.