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Transition Resource Fair
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Spring 2026 Family Engagement Workshops
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ICARE
ICARE is a coalition of legal services organizations dedicated to expanding access to legal representation for immigrant children facing deportation in New York City, while advocating for universal access to counsel. ICARE’s Advisory Council is composed of five legal services organizations: Catholic Charities Community Services, Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), Legal Aid Society, Safe Passage Project, and The Door. We envision a New York City where every immigrant child has access to legal representation in immigration court. We believe in the transformative power of community & partnership, uniting our diverse strengths to create a thriving network of support and collaboration. We embrace innovation & expertise, ensuring that we continually provide quality legal services while pushing for forward-thinking solutions. Our approach is rooted in being client-centered & trauma informed, ensuring that every interaction is empathetic, respectful, and sensitive to the needs of each young person. Advocacy is at the heart of our mission, as we champion the rights, voices and dignity of young immigrants. We are dedicated to fostering autonomy by encouraging young immigrants to make informed decisions and take ownership of their choices.
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MASA
Masa partners with Mexican and Latino children, youth, and families in the South Bronx to develop strong learners and leaders who fully contribute to the larger community. We envision a community that is civically engaged, empowered, and educated.
Masa’s community-led, integrated model engages the entire family, grounded in a deep commitment to strengthening literacy, leadership, and power for Mexican, Central American, and Indigenous People. Masa fosters a culturally responsive learning community in which families engage with direct service and advocacy programs to dismantle barriers to success.
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MOIA
Services Include:
Request a member of the MOIA team to attend your event to share information about city resources or lead workshops.
Regardless of your immigration status, you have rights. Learn about immigrant rights with ICE, if you or a family member is detained, and sanctuary city laws in NYC.
Free English classes are available for immigrant New Yorkers in neighborhoods across the five boroughs.
Get answers to immigration policy questions and information on where to find City-funded, free, and safe immigration legal help.
Legal assistance to those detained or at imminent risk of detention and deportation.
Get the latest updates and resources related to Federal Immigration Policy, Temporary Protected Status, DACA, CHNV, and more.
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Project Rousseau
Project Rousseau offers full-scope, comprehensive immigration services. This includes a full screening with an attorney or Department of Justice accredited representative, to assess a family’s suitability for immigration relief. It is our policy not to host pro-se clinics, because we believe that families with a strong immigration relief claim deserve the right to quality legal representation. These services are intended to serve all communities, with the families we have screened hailing from 17 different countries. Furthering that end, we have hosted eight asylum information sessions at various public fora across the city and assisted over 300 individuals with change-of-address forms relevant to their immigration relief applications. Our full-scope legal representation extends to over 250 individuals: our caseload includes defensive and affirmative asylum applications, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status petitions, and U-Visa applications.
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BROOKLYN FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
St. Ann & Holy Trinity Food Pantry
Golden Harvest Food Pantry (NEBHDCo)
Hanson Place Community Services Food Pantry
Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens Food Pantry Network
Brooklyn Rescue Mission Community Food Center
Central Baptist Food Distribution Center
260 Knickerbocker Ave (718) 381-2055
Emmanuel Pentecostal Church of Love Food Pantry
549 Gates Ave (718) 638-8361
Sunset Park Emergency Food Distribution Center
443 39th St
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