BASIC NEEDS SUPPORT
Case Managers provide a broad range of direct and in-direct services in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Cape Verdean Creole and Wolof to over 12,000 immigrants and non-English speaking individuals in the Greater New Bedford region. The Immigrants’ Assistance Center advises clients of their rights under current law, and guides them toward access to food, clothing, housing and health care.
The IAC has long-standing relationships with myriad community service organizations that are brought to bear on behalf of IAC clients, depending upon their unique needs and circumstances. Case Managers meet with clients, identify their needs, and direct them where to go if they need to:
Learn the English Language
Get a Job
Find a place to live
Apply for health care
Get medical treatment
Apply for Citizenship
Resolve a legal matter
Go to school or enroll their child in school
Apply for food or housing benefits for their U.S. born child
Secure protection against domestic violence
Find out information about a family member who has been or is being deported
Translate a document and/or interpret a conversation or meeting
Understand current immigration law and policy changes
Apply for legal status such as asylum, specialized visa or green card
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Evento angaria cerca de $30 mil para o Centro de Assistência ao Imigrante
Cerca de 250 pessoas compareceram ao evento primaveril de angariação de fundos para o Centro de Assistência ao Imigrante realizado no passado dia 31 de Março, na Galeria Harbor View do Museu da Baleia em New Bedford. Helena da Silva Hughes, directora executiva daquele...
2017 Spring Fundraiser Photos
On March 31, 2017 the Immigrants’ Assistance Center, Inc. (IAC) hosted a very important Spring Fundraiser. Held at the New Bedford Whaling Museum, the event was a fun filled night that included food, entertainment and a beautiful view of the waterfront. We would like...
Our Case Managers
Our case managers are multi-lingual, speaking six languages, and multicultural, able to fully understand the subtleties of culturally-based dreams and fears.