FAMILY ASSISTANCE

The Family Assistance team helps anyone who knocks on our door. We provide vital support for families in need, offering both immediate assistance and long-term solutions. In addition to ongoing services, we focus on climate emergency preparedness, crisis response, and community organizing.

SOCIAL SERVICES

At the core, our team serves as advocates for the community and works to address any rising needs, whether that be reading the mail to an adult who is illiterate or supporting a recent arrival family in their first few days adjusting to life in the United States. Below is a list of the most commonly provided services:

Application Assistance

Medicaid

Food Stamps

SNAP
Social Security

USA Passport

Consular ID

Home country passport & birth certificate

ELC Scholarship

School enrollment

Unaccompanied minor

Family reunification

Financial assistance (when available)

Referrals

Programs for victims of domestic violence

Wage theft assistance

Homelessness

Consulates

Medical

Mental health

Pre-natal

Early literacy

Pre-k & aftercare

Adult education classes

Citizenship classes

Distribution

Diapers

Clothing

Furniture (when available)

Direct aid (when available)

Mayan Language Interpretation

Q'anjob'al - Akateko - Mam - Popti' - Ixil

Other Language Interpretation

Spanish - Portuguese - English

Hurricane Preparation and Relief

LEGAL SUPPORT

We are not lawyers, do not provide legal advice, and do not represent anyone in legal matters. We are able to connect families with necessary legal services through our partnerships with Americans for Immigrant Justice, Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, Southern Poverty Law Center, and very select private law firms.

Please call us at 561-547-0085 to file for wage theft assistance, register for our next Power of Attorney event, or get a legal referral.