Belonging begins here.
At this moment, immigrants, refugees, and survivors of trafficking in Sacramento face growing uncertainty, as the pathways to stability and safety are compromised. Major policy shifts and sweeping funding cuts threaten to close our nation’s doors to those seeking safety. In the face of these challenges, we remain steadfast in our commitment to holding the door open for our newest neighbors.
Our Impact
In 2024, we walked alongside 4,700 immigrants, refugees, and survivors of trafficking as they built the lives they deserve. When they thrive, we all thrive.
2719
refugees welcomed to the greater Sacramento area
970
immigrants provided with pro bono immigration legal services
93
survivors of trafficking gained skills and resources to become self-sufficient
$408K
in loans distributed to Sacramento area businesses
Walking alongside immigrants, refugees, and survivors of trafficking
As we walk alongside our newest neighbors, we connect them with resources, help them navigate complicated systems, and support them in gaining access to education, employment, and healthcare. We also work to ensure the services we provide are culturally appropriate and trauma-informed. Understanding and compassion are our guiding principles as we provide practical steps and resources toward fostering stability, self-sufficiency, and belonging.