Through technical assistance and grants, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service works through a network of partners to provide vital service to and advocacy for migrants at risk, including asylum seekers and torture survivors held in the U.S. immigration detention system.
The Asylum and Immigration Grant Program, a joint initiative of LIRS and the Presbyterian Church (USA), saves lives, combats gross injustice and engages the faith community in service.
Current Grantees
Arizona
Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, Florence
California
Casa Cornelia Law Center, San Diego
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN), Westminster
District of Columbia
Capital Area Immigrants' Rights Coalition
Hawaii
Na Loio—Immigrant Rights and Public Interest Legal Center, Honolulu
Maine
Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, Portland
Massachusetts
Lutheran Social Services of New England, West Springfield and Worcester
Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project (PAIR), Boston
Michigan
Freedom House, Detroit
Minnesota
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota, St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center (PIRC), York
Texas
Human Rights Initiative, Dallas
Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center, El Paso
American Gateways, Austin
Vermont
Vermont Refugee Assistance, Burlington
Washington
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, Seattle
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