Keeping Immigrant Tenants Housed

In one recent case, St. Francis’ Immigrant Housing Justice Project negotiated with a local landlord to secure housing for 11 tenants who were behind in rent and at risk of eviction. Our legal team was able to work with the landlord to reduce the amount that tenants were in arrears and provide tenants with direct aid assistance to satisfy their back rent owed. Because of this individualized advocacy, the IHPJ team was able to secure their housing.

A Mother in Her Time of Need

At St. Francis Community Services, we assist individuals with diverse backgrounds who face significant challenges. Managing the cost of healthcare is one of these challenges. Six years ago, a client from Mexico sought our help due to a high-risk pregnancy with twins. Unable to work, and with her husband only […]

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Reuniting Families

Here is our July installment of our Monthly Victories!

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Pathways to Progress Successes

Here is the third installment of our Monthly Victories! This one has to do with different stories from our Pathways to Progress, enjoy!  

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