Assists with the legalization of status and reunification of families. Provides consultation, general immigration services, family petitions, travel documents, applications and certificates of citizenship, replacement of lost/stolen cards, employment authorizations, translation/bilingual services, adjustments of status/"V" Visa and "K" Visa, and Lottery Applications.

Provides immigrants with help fully integrating into American society and prepares receiving communities to be welcoming and inclusive. Services include language and education, economic integration and employment, health and well-being, citizenship and civic engagement, community development, and referrals to other services.

Provides information and referral, service coordination to assess needs and connect clients to a full range of community connections, and bilingual navigation. Offers regularly-scheduled workforce development programs for newcomers to the US.

Provides social services for Asian-American youth and their family. To assist families in crisis through intervention and counseling.

Provides services like citizenship classes, financial literacy, and social services in addition, to promoting civic engagement among the fast growing and diverse Latinx and immigrant populations.

Provides education about American society, including customs, traditions, and etiquette. Offers information about community resources, financial literacy, navigating the American health insurance system, and transferring job skills to the US market for new arrivals to the United States.

Provides immigration counseling (accredited by U.S. Department of Justice) for citizenship, green cards, affidavits of support, fiance(e) petitions, travel documents, replacing lost immigration documents, waiver of grounds of excludability, petitions to remove conditions, petitions under Violence Against Women Act, US Department of State processing and Immigration Court matters, including people detained by Immigration.

Provides immigration counseling (accredited by U.S. Department of Justice) for citizenship, green cards, affidavits of support, fiance(e) petitions, travel documents, replacing lost immigration documents, waiver of grounds of excludability, petitions to remove conditions, petitions under Violence Against Women Act, US Department of State processing and Immigration Court matters, including people detained by Immigration.

Provides assistance for recently arrived Korean immigrants and refugees. Provides help with cultural and language barriers.

Helps refugees and immigrants access existing services like shelter, education, healthcare, and legal support. Interpreters are available to enhance communication.

Provides assistance to African and Carribean immigrants through outreach services, case management, information and referral, and life skills workshops. Provides case management and referral services and helps refugees and asylees access public services and benefits they are eligible for. Provides culturally appropriate orientation on adjusting to the American way of life. Eliminates impediments through education and resource mobilization. Assists with accessing training, language skills, certifications, etc. Assists older refugees and asylees access needed services. Provides after school programs to refugee and asylee youth through cultural training and after school and youth development program

Offers citizenship classes, financial literacy, and social services in addition, to promoting civic engagement.