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Provides legal representation and education for individuals seeking humanitarian protection, including those pursuing permanent immigration status in the United States. Legal Services More information:

• Conducts Know Your Rights training sessions

Helps foreign-born individuals who have experienced intimate partner violence, sexual assault, or human sex trafficking qualify for legal status. Legal Services More information:

• Helps complete and file Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petitions
• U-visa and T-visa application guidance
• Petitions to remove conditions on permanent resident status
• Citizenship petitions
• Limited affirmative asylum cases based on domestic violence
• Accompaniment to court hearings and referrals to other community programs as needed
• Support in filing for additional family members

Provides case management for foreign-born children and adult human trafficking survivors to find safety from violence and exploitation. Case Management More information:

• Connects individuals to public benefits
• Distributes financial aid for groceries, clothing, and rent
• Coordinates physical and mental health appointments
• Secures job openings and vocational training
• Organizes afterschool enrichment activities
• Hosts biweekly peer groups for teens

Provides case management to help asylum seekers and forced migrants access community resources for safety, stability, and self-sufficiency. Case Management More information:

• Coordinates physical and mental health appointments
• Locates temporary shelters and permanent housing
• Distributes financial aid for urgent needs
• Secures job openings and vocational training
• Explains government paperwork and legal rules