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Agencia ALPHA’s mission is to improve the quality of life of immigrants in Massachusetts by empowering our community members to become leaders, overcome challenges, and fight xenophobia. We accomplish this through our legal services, citizenship and community organizing program.

• Immigration Legal Services
• Advocacy
• Emergency Assistance
• Citizenship classes
• Organizing

• Address: 62 Northampton St., Suite H101 Boston, MA 02118
• Phone: 617-522-6382
• Executive Director: Patricia Sobalvarro
• E-mail: info@agenciaalpha.org
• Website: www.agenciaalpha.org

Boston International Newcomers Academy is a Boston Public School that embraces new immigrant adolescent English learners and their families. We teach English across the content areas while honoring students’ native languages and cultures. We partner with our families and community to ensure students will be college and career ready and motivated to pursue a life of learning and civic engagement by instilling the habits of ownership, perseverance, expression and service.

• Education
• Work and College Preparedness
• Resource Services
• Mental Health Support
• Emergency Assistance

• Address: 100 Maxwell St.
  Dorchester, MA 02124
• Phone: 617-635-9373
• Principal: Tony King
• Email: tking@bostonpublicschools.org
• Website: www.bincabps.org
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The Brazilian Worker Center is a grassroots community worker center that supports immigrant men and women on issues of workplace rights and immigration. Through organizing, advocacy, education, leadership training, capacity building, civic participation, research, and policy work we promoteour community’s exercise of its civil andhuman rights, fight economic and political marginalization, and promote recognitionof immigrants’ positive contributions to our communities and economy, all in order to create a more just society for everyone.

• Workers’ & Immigrant Rights
• Education & Training, Organizing
• Safety & Health
• Advocacy
• Case Management
• Emergency Assistance
• Policy & Legislative Work
• Research, and Legal Support

• Address: 14 Harvard Ave., 2nd Floor
  Allston, MA 02134
• Phone: 617-783-8001
• Executive Director: Lenita Reason
• E-mail: lenita@braziliancenter.org
• Website: braziliancenter.org
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Founded in October 2010, Caribbean Youth Club, is a 501c3 non-profitorganization that serves newly arrived Caribbean immigrant and refugeeyouth by delivering comprehensive resettlement services. Our missionis:“To help Afro-Caribbean immigrant and refugee youth make successfultransitions into American life and succeed through higher education”. Wesupport youth from traditionally “closed communities” with culture-specificprogramming.

• Housing assistance
• Higher education access
• Pre-employment training and summer jobs
• Education stipends
• Life skills training
• Mental health services
• Culture specific mentoring
• Career exposure
• Community support network
• Civic leadership training

• Address: 1601 Blue Hill Ave Mattapan MA 02126 Suit #209
• Phone: 617-224-6471
• Executive Director: Nickey Nesbeth
• E-mail: caribbanyouthclub@gmail.com
• Website: www.caribbeanyouthclub.org

Centro Presente is a member-driven, state- wide Latin American immigrant organization dedicated to the self-determination and self-sufficiency of the Latino immigrant community of Massachusetts. Centro Presente struggles for immigrant rights and for economic and social justice. Throughthe integration of community organizing, leadership development and basic services, Centro Presente strives to give our members voice and build community power.

• Immigration and Legal Services
• Education
• Advocacy
• Emergency Assistance
• Citizenship
• Organizing
• Leadership Development

• Address: 12 Bennington St., Suite 202
  East Boston, MA 02128
• Phone: 617-483-2937
• Executive Director: Patricia Montes
• E-mail: pmontes@cpresente.org
• Website: www.cpresente.org
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The Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative’s (DSNI) mission is to empower Dudley residents to organize, plan for, create and control a vibrant, diverse and high-quality neighborhood in collaboration with community partners.

• Plan and control the physical development of the neighborhood
• Cultivate young leaders
• Lead collaboratives and organize for comprehensive community development Initiatives
• Empower and support residents to assume leadership roles

• Address: 550 Dudley St.
  Roxbury, MA 02119
• Phone: 617-442-9670
• Executive Director: John Smith
• E-mail: urbanvillage@dsni.org
• Website: www.dsni.org

FSI’s mission is to reduce barriers to accessing services for immigrants through direct support services, referrals, education, and leadership training, thus facilitating their successful transition into the social and economic fabric of their cities. We aim to build bridges, unite funders, providers, and stakeholders to meet the needs of immigrants in the US.

• Immigration Legal Services
• Education, Career advancement / Workforce development
• Resource Services
• Case Management
• Mental Health Support
• Advocacy
• Emergency Assistance

• Address: 1626 Blue Hill Ave.
  Mattapan, MA 02126
• Phone: 617-447-6522
• Executive Director: Dr. Geralde V. Gabeau
• E-mail: gegabeau@ifsi-usa.org
• Website: www.ifsi-usa.org
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MWC-Casa is a membership-based immigrant worker center, based primarily in the Metrowest region of east-central Massachusetts, whichis engaged in a community and workplace organizing, advocacy, services, and legal support.

MWC-Casa uses innovative and effective strategies for combating wage theft, addressing occupational injuries and workplace discrimination, particularly sexual harassment, led by a membership base of native Brazilian Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking as well as indigenous immigrants from Latin America.

• Case Management
• Advocacy
• Emergency Assistance
• Worker’s Rights
• Organizing
• Injured Worker Support
• Support injured workers navigating medical & legal obstacles

• Address: 116 Concord St., Suite 5 Framingham, MA, 01702
• Phone: 508-532-0575
• Director: Diego Low
• E-mail: casa@mwc-casa.org
• Website: www.mwc-casa.org/

The Pioneer Valley Workers’ Center builds power with low-wage immigrant workers throughout Western Massachusetts. Together, we organize to build community and win real change in the lives of working people.

• Community Organizing
• Leadership Development
• Education
• Worker’s Rights
• Referrals for Immigration Legal Services
• Labor Legal Services
• Policy Advocacy
• Workplace Organizing
• Campaign Development and Support
• Deportation Rapid Response
• Driver’s license support

• Phone: 413-570-3060
• Website: pvworkerscenter.org
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Rian empowers immigrant families on the path to opportunity, safety, and a better future for all. We do this by providing, immigration legal services, resource and support services, education programs, and advocating for just and humane immigration policies.

We build community through our inclusion and civic engagement programs and lead an international exchange program for recent, international, graduates. We are working toward a society where all are welcomed and valued and enjoy equitable opportunities and protections.

• Immigration legal services
• Education and Career advancement
• Resource and Support Services
• Learning Exchange Program
• Advocacy
• Inclusion Program
• Emergency Assistance

• Address: 1 State St., 8th Floor
  Boston, MA 02109
• Phone: 617-542-7654
• Executive Director: Kevin Mawe
• E-mail: kmawe@riancenter.org
• Website: www.riancenter.org