Unidos Frequently Asked Questions
3/28/19
What kind of immigration services do we offer?
Unidos does not offer any immigration services, though, our neighbors, Lutheran Community Services Northwest are a great resource for any questions you may have. You can also check out American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) for information regarding immigration legal services.
What are some services does Unidos not provide?
We do not have caseloads or individual services.
We’re not a social service agency.
We do not offer free English classes.
What do we do?
Unidos has historically focused on advocacy for immigration-related issues, leadership development & civic engagement.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Unidos pivoted & redirected our resources to provide COVID-19 prevention and direct services. We serve community members through prevention education at agriculture workplaces, direct assistance with online booking of appointments for testing events & vaccinations, delivering supplies & food boxes for families in quarantine, direct assistance for access to emergency financial relief and health care benefits enrollment for uninsured people.
To stay up to date on COVID-19 related information and resources, follow our Facebook page.
How can I get involved?
Fill out our volunteer application if you are interested in donating your time to Unidos.
Click here if you are interested in supporting our work with a financial donation.
Who do I contact for citizenship classes?
To sign up as a student for Citizenship Classes, call Community Services Northwest at (503) 472-4020.
To be a volunteer, email Jordan Hitchcock, Unidos' Community Engagement Coordinator.
When are Unidos’ office hours?
Our office remains closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please email or call us at 503-447-3408.
What is the best way to contact Unidos staff?
Email is the best way to contact Unidos staff.
Do we offer interpreting or translation services?
Unidos does not offer interpreting or translation services.