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149		BURIEN, WA
150		Tampa, FL

Immigration Counseling Services

Support Students and Students

encourages, collaborates, and leverages resources with kindred spirit partners who help the hungry, the thirsty, the sick, the homeless, refugees, fire and violence victims, at-risk students in schools and apartments, and the ex-offender in re-entry.

For more than five decades, has challenged the systemic causes of poverty and racial discrimination by strengthening community voices in policy and achieving tangible legal victories advancing education, housing, transportation equity, and climate justice. We spur change through collaboration with grassroots groups representing low-income communities, people of color and immigrants, combined with strategic policy reform, media advocacy, and litigation.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, HEALTH PHYSICAL FITNESS, SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL, CITIZENSHIP, LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN.

The Association is the national association of established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable law and policy, advance the quality of and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members.

CONDUCT MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS TO DISSIMINATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW PERTAINING TO , NATIONALITY, AND NATURALIZATION.

WE SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS THEIR FAMILIES BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO SUCCEED, WHILE HONORING THEIR HERITAGE. WE HELP IMMIGRANTS FROM ASIA, (CONTINUED ON SCH O).

To promote use of English Language among Hispanics Additionally, to assist with immigration issues faced by hispanic popultation trying to integrate in the US

TO PROVIDE BASIC AID AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE TO ORPHANAGES, REFUGEES AND THE POOR OF ASIA.

PROMOTE HUMANE, JUST AND WORKABLE MIGRATION THROUGH: DIRECT HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND HOLISTIC ACCOMPANIMENT OF MIGRANTS; EDUCATION AND ENCOUNTER BETWEEN MIGRANTS AND OTHERS THAT TRANSFORMS PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES TOWARDS SOLIDARITY WITH MIGRANTS; POLICY ADVOCACY IN MEXICO AND THE US.

TO FOSTER AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITION, SPECIFICALLY TO ENCOURAGE SPORTSMANSHIP, CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP AND A SPIRIT COMPETITION AMONG WYOMING PARTICIPANTS, WHILE MAINTAINING STANDARDS IN EDUCATION, CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILY BONDING, EXPOSING THE PUBLIC TO A POSITIVE IMAGE , AND PRESERVING AND PROMOTING WESTERN HERITAGE, AND PERFORM ALL ACTS NECESSARY TO ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT IN THE STATE WYOMING AND ITS PARTICIPANTS.

TO OUT TO REFUGEES AND AFFECTED PEOPLE IN NEED WHEREVER THEY LIVE IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR ETHNICITY.

Promoting immigrant integration by providing outreach/education, direct services and opportunities for leadership development of the communities in Western Colorado. HAP assists families with immigration legal representation, community resources and activities to create a sense of belonging among newcomers.

VISION: CDF ENVISIONS COMMUNITIES THAT ARE THRIVING AND DIVERSE, WHERE THE VOICES OF ALL RESIDENTS ARE HEARD AND RESPECTED, AND WHERE RESIDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN DECISION-MAKING. WE ENVISION COMMUNITIES WHERE RESIDENTS WORK TOGETHER AND WITH OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT EARLY LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE, RESULTING IN EQUITABLE, SUSTAINED POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. MISSION: CDF ACTION ENGAGES RESIDENTS AND PARTNERS TO CRAFT INNOVATIVE, CULTURALLY SOUND COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES THAT BUILD ON COMMUNITY ASSETS. WE SEEK TO TRANSFORM EARLY LEARNING TO CREATE EQUITABLE, POLICIES, PRACTICES, AND PROGRAMS IN WHICH ALL CHILDREN, INCLUDING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS, ARE NURTURED, SUPPORTED, AND PREPARED TO LEARN AND ACHIEVE SCHOOL SUCCESS.

LCYC) protects the interests safety of in Washington by advancing their rights. We accomplish our mission through direct representation, strong community partnerships, systemic advocacy. Our four main focus areas include: child welfare, juvenile court, immigrant families, homelessness. LCYC was created, has continued to evolve, in response to community needs service gaps, increasing literacy expanding access to justice young people in Washington. We provide -centered, community-based, holistic advocacy to hundreds of annually. Most are between 12 -24 years in age. Due to racism oppression, of color LGBTQ+ are overrepresented within the systems that LCYC works among the represented by LCYC. We apply lessons learned from young people, community partners, direct services to inform our systemic advocacy work.

THE BOOSTER CLUB IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR THE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF PROMOTING THE STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATING IN FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, CHAPTER, AND THE HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE. THE BOOSTER CLUB WILL SUPPORT THESE PROGRAMS BY: 1. PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM AND HIGH PROGRAM; 2. ASSISTING IN VOLUNTEER SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN THE CONFIDENCE OF STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURE BOTH IN THEMSELVES AND THEIR WORK; 3. DEVELOPING CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, PATRIOTISM, AND LOYALTY BY EXAMPLE; AND 4. PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO EXEMPLARY GRADUATING STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE HIGH AND HIGH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM.

THE MISSION OF THE COLLABORATIVE IS TO CREATE A COORDINATED NETWORK OF EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT TO ASSIST LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS ACCESS THE INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATION THAT ALLOWS THEM TO MAKE CHOICES IN THEIR OWN BEST INTEREST.

SERVICES AND ASSISTANCE WITH FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND IMMIGRATION BENEFITS NEW IMMIGRANTS.

To operate human service programs that respond to the needs of the homeless population, in particular immigrants and asylum seekers.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD, AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE .

ADVOCATES FOR LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

PROVIDE PREVENTIVE PRIMARY TO THE RESIDENTS OF ORANGE COUNTRY AND THE IMMIGRANT POPULATION WITHIN THE SERVICE AREA. TO PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE MEDICAL SERVICES TO PATIENTS.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY TO RECEIVE GIFTS, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR USE IN THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND SOUND CHARACTER AMOUNG YOUTH

TO OFFER SPORTS PROGRAMS THROUGH A VOLUNTEER BASE and PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP and CITIZENSHIP.

THE FOUNDATION PROMOTES AND SUPPORTS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IN LEADERSHIP, VOCATIONAL SKILLS, CRITICAL THINKING, SOCIAL SKILLS AND CITIZENSHIP.

The helps refugees, asylees, and low-income individuals achieve economic self-sufficiency. The accomplishes this by providing business capital and technical assistance. Formed in 2011 and associated with the Diocese of Olympia, NRF is an independent 501(c)3.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, PRIMARILY FOCUSING ON IMMIGRATION RELATED ACTIVITIES.

OUR MISSION IS TO OVERCOME AND POVERTY AMONG CHILDREN AND FAMILIES HERE AND ABROAD REFUGEES AND HANDICAPS PEOPLE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION REFUGEE RESETLEMENT OUR PROGRAM IS TO UPLIFT POOR HEAL SICK EDUCATE HILL INFORMED AND RESTORE LIVES PHYSICALLY MENTALLY AND SPIRITUALLY JESUS-CHRIST.

ST. LOUIS BUILDS A MORE CONNECTED AND PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY FOR IMMIGRANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

SEA provides emergency food supplies, medical care and shelter to refugees and displaced persons and other needy and oppressed people and groups in Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia and elsewhere.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE .

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE ADAC TO ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF OUR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES.

PROVIDE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES PROMOTING CITIZENSHIP AND IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY. PROGRAMS DEVELOP COMMUNITIES BY BUILDING A FOUNDATION FOR LEADERSHIP, SPORTSMANSHIP, HEALTHY LIVING, AND CHANGING LIVES. FAMILITIES DEVELOP LIFE DEFINING RELATIONSHIPS.

THE EDUCATIONAL LEADERS (GCEL) ASSOCIATION WAS INITIATED AND ORGANIZED BY CONCERNED EDUCATORS WHO ENVISIONED THE PROGRAMS OF TITLE I, REMEDIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (REP), EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM (EIP), MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM (MEP), ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES PROGRAM (ESOL) AND THE NEGLECTED AND DELINQUENT (N and D) PROGRAM AS VITAL INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS TO THE TOTAL EDUCATION PROCESS. GCEL IS AN ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATORS WHO PLAN AND ADVOCATE FOR PROGRAMS THAT ASSIST CHILDREN WHO ARE DEVELOPMENTALLY DELAYED, EXPERIENTIALLY DEPRIVED, SLOW LEARNERS, AND/OR BRIGHT UNDERACHIEVERS. THE MEMBERS ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN PROMOTING PEOPLE, PROGRAMS, AND POLICIES THAT ARE SUPPORTIVE OF POSITIVE GROWTH FOR THESE CHILDREN.

The MICA is a organization committed to working with low-income immigrants to overcome barriers to justice. The MICA utilizes legal services, organizing, advocacy, education to promote the voice human dignity of communities.

empowers low-income adults, mostly immigrants, by providing them financial, academic, and community support so they can continue their education, get better jobs, and serve as role models and advocates for their children.

ECSSD is a non-profit organization established to provide support services to immigrants in the sunny area. It was established with the understanding that our needs a place where Ethiopians can come to have someone listen to their concerns and seek help if they are in need. We are building our capacity to help immigrants get into public housing, shelters, employment, counseling, translation of important documents, support with travel documents, interpreting services for those with limited English, and counseled with health, legal and immigration issues. ECSSD also understands that during unexpected emergencies and accidents that result in the death of a member, a more organized can either have ready funds to dealt with the emergency or have the organizational means to respond in a timely manner. In addition, ECSSD promotes social and cultural awareness and active citizenship by organizing social gatherings and celebr

PROMOTE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND IMMIGRANTS JUSTICE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS THE DISTRICT CHAPTER OF THE ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE JUSTICE, ADVOCATE FOR FAIR AND REASONABLE LAW AND POLICY, ADVANCE THE QUALITY OF AND NATIONALITY LAW AND PRACTICE, AND ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS MEMBERS. THIS CHAPTER ADDRESSES THE ISSUES RELATING TO THE OVERSEAS JURISDICTION OF LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN.

PROVIDES FREE AND AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES TO LOW INCOME IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES, EDUCATES THE PUBLIC ABOUT ISSUES RELATED TO IMMIGRATION, AND ADVOCATES ON BEHALF OF THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY.

A NON-HIERARCHAL ORGANIZATION WORKING TO BUILD COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND POWER FOR MIGRANT JUSTICE THROUGH ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION. PROVIDES LOW BONO REPRESENTATION IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF OTHER SERVICES TO PROVIDE THE WIDER SEATTLE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY WITH HOLISTIC CARE AND RESOURCES.

To provide education resources and safe harbor for of all ethnic and religious backgrounds

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN RELIEF BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY SUPPLIES, FOOD, WATER, CLOTHING AND HOUSING TO REFUGEES AND IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE MEANING OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ASSISTING THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF SEASONAL AND MIGRANT ACCOMPANIED AND UNACCOMPANIED FARM WORKER HOUSING IN THE COUNTY OF NAPA, CALIFORNIA. ALSO TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF ASSISTED PERMANENT RENTAL FARM WORKER FAMILY HOUSING IN THE COUNTY OF NAPA, CALIFORNIA.

IS BUILDING A CULTURE OF POWERFUL, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

The central focus of the Foundation is to help school-age individuals with a refugee or immigrant background become successful and contributing citizens in this county by providing financial and other resources to 1) pre-college students so that they may qualify to attend colleges or universities and apply to colleges and universities, 2) individuals attending colleges and universities, 3) caregivers for the purpose of aiding such individuals to obtain an education, and 4) obtain United States citizenship.

TO CREATE AND FOSTER A SPIRIT UNDERSTANDING AMONG THE PEOPLES THE WORLD. TO PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES GOOD GOVERNMENT AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP. TO TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN THE CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL WELFARE THE COMMUNITY. TO UNITE THE CLUBS IN THE BONDS FRIENDSHIP, GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING. TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE OPEN DISCUSSION ALL MATTERS PUBLIC INTEREST; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT PARTISAN POLITICS AND SECTARIAN RELIGION SHALL NOT BE DEBATED BY CLUB MEMBERS. TO ENCOURAGE SERVICE-MINDED PEOPLE TO SERVE THEIR COMMUNITY WITHOUT PERSONAL FINANCIAL REWARD, AND TO ENCOURAGE EFFICIENCY AND PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN COMMERCE, INDUSTRY, PROFESSIONS, PUBLIC WORKS AND PRIVATE ENDEAVORS.

To preserve language and culture by providing equitable services for immigrant and refugee community.

To provide immigration services to low income families

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