Helps immigrants to pay for food and bus transportation. Financial Assistance

Provides services for families who are at risk of losing their home or need to find a new one. Housing Assistance More information: - Offers case management and financial assistance for eviction prevention and utilities - Families must be willing to participate in case management for up to a year - Any kind of financial support and direct assistance is limited to those enrolled in the program

Helps foreign-born individuals in the Washington, D.C. area with legal and human rights issues. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with issues related to immigration, domestic violence, and family law - Provides language interpretation services - Training for direct service providers available - Offers information on children and youth, human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault

Offers education services for children and adults. Education More information: - Helps adults learn English, use computers, and manage money - Provides tutoring for children in grades K-12 who are new to the country

Distributes fresh produce on a first come, first served basis. Food Pantry More information: - Available every Friday from 9:30AM to 11AM

Offers legal assistance to immigrant women and girls who have been victims of gender-based crimes in the U.S. ore their home country, or are scared of being forced into marriage in the U.S. Legal Services

Offers free financial education classes to immigrants. Financial Literacy Education More information: - Childcare is provided while classes take place

Helps foreign-born individuals who have experienced domestic violence qualify for legal status. Legal Services More information: - Help completing and filing 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

Offers a variety of public health services to the community. Public Health More information: - Includes reproductive health services, immunizations, screenings, and rabies vaccination clinics - Inspects and licenses restaurants, food processing plants, trailer parks, foster homes, and pools - Provides assistance with online health insurance applications and navigating Medicaid benefits - Issues permits for residential wells and sewage systems - Monitors communicable diseases and air and water quality - Offers health education and wellness programs to the community

Works with community-based and religious organizations to provide support to immigrants. Immigrant Services More information: - Offers guidance and follow-up services - Provides referrals for healthcare, housing, education, employment, case management, and food

Provides free tutoring and mentoring for students in immigrant families. Tutoring and Mentoring Services More information: - Available on Tuesdays from 5PM to 7PM

Provides bilingual tenant services and eviction prevention. Housing Expense Assistance More information: - Offers credit counseling, first time home buying assistance, budgeting guidance, and benefits application assistance - Direct financial assistance may be available in certain situations - Referrals to legal services are made when appropriate

Offers a bilingual outreach program to help individuals with SNAP applications and questions. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Tracks policy changes around SNAP and Immigration - Translated documents and accommodations are available

Provides various social services for income-eligible individuals and families. Community Center More information: - Includes case management, interpretation and translation, employment support, and education - Provides transitional housing, immigration assistance, home visits, and support groups - Health services include primary care, mental health counseling, and breast cancer early detection - Classes on literacy, English language, computer skills, parenting, and family enrichment available - Offers programs on first-time homebuyer education, domestic violence prevention, and elder abuse

Offers legal consultations on immigration issues. Immigration Legal Services More information: - Available on Wednesdays; registration is required 9:30am to 11:30am - Provides seminars, updates, and referrals related to immigrant issues

Helps foreign-born individuals in the Washington, D.C. area with legal and human rights issues. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with issues related to immigration, domestic violence, and family law - Provides language interpretation services - Training for direct service providers available - Offers information on children and youth, human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault

Offers a bilingual outreach program to help individuals with SNAP applications and questions. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Tracks policy changes around SNAP and Immigration - Translated documents and accommodations are available

Provides various social services for income-eligible individuals and families. Community Center More information: - Includes case management, interpretation and translation, employment support, and education - Provides transitional housing, immigration assistance, home visits, and support groups - Health services include primary care, mental health counseling, and breast cancer early detection - Classes on literacy, English language, computer skills, parenting, and family enrichment available - Offers programs on first-time homebuyer education, domestic violence prevention, and elder abuse

Offers a bilingual outreach program to help individuals with SNAP applications and questions. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Tracks policy changes around SNAP and Immigration - Translated documents and accommodations are available

Provides a range of services for individuals with refugee resettlement directives. Refugee Support More information: - Includes employment assistance, legal services, family reunification, and asylum counseling - Accepts donations of home furnishings and household appliances

Provides various social services for income-eligible individuals and families. Community Center More information: - Includes case management, interpretation and translation, employment support, and education - Provides transitional housing, immigration assistance, home visits, and support groups - Health services include primary care, mental health counseling, and breast cancer early detection - Classes on literacy, English language, computer skills, parenting, and family enrichment available - Offers programs on first-time homebuyer education, domestic violence prevention, and elder abuse

Helps foreign-born individuals in the Washington, D.C. area with legal and human rights issues. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with issues related to immigration, domestic violence, and family law - Provides language interpretation services - Training for direct service providers available - Offers information on children and youth, human trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault

Offers a bilingual outreach program to help individuals with SNAP applications and questions. Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Tracks policy changes around SNAP and Immigration - Translated documents and accommodations are available

Offers free legal advice for issues related to immigration, family law, and civil matters. Legal Services

Teaches leadership and learning skills to youth who are not fluent in English. Youth Development Programs