United Somali Women of Maine

EMBODY AND PROMOTE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN EVERY ASPECT OF OUR WORK AS WE CONTINUE TO CREATE A MORE EQUITABLE, INCLUSIVE MAINE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES.

• Minority Rights

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Many Languages One Voice

Many Languages One Voice builds power among low-income immigrant and refugee communities of color whose primary language is not English.

Arrive Ministries

A resettlement agency providing essential services & practical assistance to refugees and immigrants.

• Human Service Organizations

• 148.

Maine Immigrants Rights Coalition

Enhancing Lives Strengthening Maine Immigrants.

• International Migration, Refugee Issues

• 149.

Immigrant Legal Help Center Inc

FREE CONSULTATION IMMIGRANT SERVICES Political Asylums Family Petitions UVisas Victims of Crimes VAWA Domestic Violence Fiance Visas Religious Visas Adjustment of Status Waivers NVC Processing DACA Work Authorizations TPS Travel Authorizations Legal Residency Renewals Removal Proceedings Immigration Court Deportations Bonds Cancellation of Removals Stay of Removals Appeals US Citizenships Helping our Immigrant Community by providing FREE CONSULTATIONS and LOW COST SERVICES.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 150.

New Portland Foundation

INCREASE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMMIRANTS AND REFUGEES LIVING IN THE PORTLAND METRO AREA AS WELL AS CREATE A NEW NARRATIVE ABOUT IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES AMONG THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Self Reliance New Wave of Immigrants Inc.

Our mission is to improve the lives of refugees and the efficiency of humanitarian services by eliminating language and other barriers and promoting faster adaptation of new members of society to new conditions.

THE FUND FOR LEGAL AID

We provide free legal help to people with limited resources, disabilities and those 60+.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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ROANOKE ASYLUM-SEEKERS SUPPORT NETWORK

Donate Now Main navigation About Roanoke Asylum Seekers Support Network The majority of asylum seekers arrive in the United States with very few belongings and receive little government aid.