Offers services to help Arab Americans adjust to life in America and assists Arabs dealing with immigration issues. Services include referrals to medical, legal, and social services, lists of businesses and organizations who have employment opportunities, and assistance with immigration such as helping complete forms to be submitted for review, filing petitions, and checking on filing status and cases pending. Can assist with power of attorney for foreign citizens.

Welcomes and resettles refugees and those seeking asylum in the United States. Eligible individuals receive basic needs support, employment and health care services, and cultural orientation.

Provides a program that helps refugees and immigrant newcomers to greater Cleveland increase their English-language competency. Also provides cultural exchanges and employment opportunities to build refugees’ capacity for self-sufficiency and community engagement. This is not a resettlement organization. Most services are provided to clients who have been clients of greater Cleveland's resettlement organizations by providing follow-up services to assist with language tutoring and other basic needs.

Offers guidance, instruction, and training for daily life activities for immigrants new to region. - Provides assistance with navigating various systems, teaching minor home repair, money management, and completing paperwork such as immigration forms and obtaining a driver's license. - Assists with obtaining appropriate clothing, basic household items, and accessing programs that provide material assistance. - Assists with school enrollments and in-home English tutoring and small group instruction for adults.

Assists immigrants with obtaining short-term case management, accurate up-to-date information on new laws and procedures, and online green card renewals. Provides additional support services including: - Citizenship classes to prepare eligible immigrants for the United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) citizenship exam. - English instruction in preparation for formal English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes. - Mobile Mexican consulate visits (for consular services such as passport renewals and consular IDs). - Clinics and special events (immunization fairs, legal clinics, know your rights information). - Coordination of services with Lorain County Free Clinic. - Referrals to American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). - Referrals to constituent services from congressional representatives and government agencies. - Advocacy and educations with Lorain Ohio Immigrants Rights Association (LOIRA).

Program serves as a community initiative that promotes integration of immigrants into the Greater Dayton community. Provides resources for immigrants seeking access to education, government, health, social services, economic development, equity, justice, and arts.

Provides services to Somali immigrants, including Planning and Support, Translation and Interpretation, ESL, Vocational and Family Literacy, Elder Programs, Youth Programs, and Job Assistance. Also provides after school programs for Somali Children, and the center has an open access computer lab that is open to the public at no charge.

Offers welcoming services to international visitors and business people. Provides the United States Department's International visitors arrival greetings at Akron/Canton Airport, hotel arrangements, professional appointments, and other services. Provides professional programs, assistance by accompanying visitors on programs, tours, shopping, and home hospitality for individuals coming from countries all over the world sponsored by the United States Department of State. Provides a variety of programs for University of Akron's International Students, scholars, and families.

Helps refugees and immigrants settle into a new culture, resolve problems of adjustment, and achieve self-sufficiency and economic independence. Provides or locates necessities such as food, shelter and clothing.

Works with local parishes, churches, and community organizations to enlist their support in helping to welcome refugees and immigrants, and assisting them with adjusting to life in the United States.

Provide refugee resettlement services for individuals and families accepted by the US Department of State for resettlement in the United States.

Helps refugees , parolees ,Asylees and others with limited English proficient families decrease dependence on public benefits by promoting employment and economic integration, encouraging stability of their marriages and families through marriage education and mentoring; and enhancing parenting and co-parenting skills in new cultural environments.

Connects international newcomers to various resources in Northeast Ohio. Provides employment readiness. Matches the newcomer with a mentor of the same ethnicity or nationality who can guide them to community resources, as well as assist with English and provide professional networking opportunities. Also provides pre-job guidance, including interview skills and resume assistance.

Provides assistance to immigrants who are seeking asylum in Cleveland. Helps with the transition from dependency to self-sufficiency by assisting with housing, food, and transportation needs. Some services include delivering meals, providing bus passes and bicycles for transportation, coordinating English lessons, and linking newcomers to the large immigrant community already in Cleveland. Also tries to help families with children get registered for school.

Offers services to incoming refugee families for the first 90 days following their arrival. Provides reception and placement services for refugees. The program's case management staff works closely with arriving refugees as they learn how to navigate their new life in the United States.

Offers support and assistance for family concerns, food and health issues, housing and legal services, employment services and personal needs.

Provides reception and placement, crisis intervention, community orientation, job counseling, cross-cultural counseling, health related services, and English classes for individuals entering the United States as refugees or immigrants.

Helps refugees and immigrants settle into a new culture, resolve problems of adjustment, and achieve self-sufficiency and economic independence. Provides or locates necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. May accompany clients to appointments such as health screenings and help with obtaining documents.

Offers assistance to refugees and immigrants as they adjust to their new home and community. Provides English language classes to immigrants whose first language is not English. Childcare may be provided during classes. Also provides citizenship assistance to prepare individuals for the US Citizenship exam. Resume building and job search assistance are offered as well.

Provides social services to families and individuals experiencing barriers with accessing public benefits and community resources. Services include (but are not limited to) public benefit application assistance, resource education, referrals to access community resources, and replacement of vital documents.

Helps refugees and immigrants settle into a new culture, resolve problems of adjustment, and achieve self-sufficiency and economic independence. Provides or locates necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. May accompany clients to appointments such as health screenings and help with obtaining documents.

Services provided include housing services, employment services, access to healthcare, school enrollment, direct client financial assistance as applicable and referrals to other long-term assistance programs within the county and agency.