Support starts with legal case analysis
Potential clients are referred to Secure Families Collaborative through a variety of avenues.
After a confidential intake process, our Resource Navigator engages our legal team to determine whether a path to citizenship can be pursued and provides external referrals and access to wraparound social services.
After a confidential intake process, our Resource Navigator engages our legal team to determine whether a path to citizenship can be pursued and provides external referrals and access to wraparound social services.
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USF (Healdsburg) The office's lead attorney, Jacqueline Brown, is nationally renowned as an immigration and removal defense expert. As the Collaborative’s Legal Director, she will provide assistance with removal defense cases (i.e. Asylum, SIJS) as well as supervise the SFC partners’ legal teams.
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IIBA (Petaluma) The Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) provides affirmative relief legal services such as DACA, family petitions, U and T Visas, Temporary Protected Status and humanitarian parole.
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Sonoma Immigrant Services (Sonoma) Sonoma Immigrant Services provides affirmative and removal defense services such as Asylum, Cancellation of Removal, and U Visa.
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Catholic Charities (Santa Rosa) Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa acts as a guiding hand for internal/external referrals and access to culturally competent wraparound social services.
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The Queer Asylum Accompaniment (QAA) team has made a long-term commitment to fulfill the essential needs of LGBTQIA+ asylum seekers and their sponsors. They assist asylum seekers in acquiring housing, food, legal support and connecting them to local social services while they go through the legal asylum process.
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Legal Aid (Santa Rosa) Legal Aid provides services to certain immigrant youth under 21 who are eligible for Special Immigrant Juvenile status.
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