Our Clients
Finding Hope: The Indescribable Power of Social Services
Between rising costs, heightened fear, and restrictive changes to public benefits, low-income immigrants are facing more than legal uncertainty. Work has become more difficult to find. Housing, food, and basic essentials have become...
From Survival to Security: Why Immigration Legal Representation Matters
For low-income immigrant communities , access to direct legal representation has never been more urgent. An analysis of more than 2.28 million immigration court cases...
Job-Readiness Training Opens New Doors for Immigrant Survivors of Human Trafficking
For survivors of human trafficking, escaping their abuse is just the beginning of the road to recovery. Immigrant survivors of human trafficking in particular face barriers to rebuilding their lives. Consider that a Polaris Study found that after exit, 75 percent of...
Beyond the T Visa: Immigrant Survivors of Human Trafficking Still Face Barriers
On July 30, Ayuda joins immigrant champions around the world in observing World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
For Client Diana, “Alimony” Means “Independence”
Diana first met Aiden in her home country, before she married him and moved to be with him in the U.S.
Alexandra Finds Freedom Through Civil Protection
Alexandra*, an immigrant in her early twenties, came to Ayuda seeking freedom for herself and her child.
Client Sarah Builds a Safer Future for Her Children
Sarah* escaped her abuser after 20 years of enduring his violence.
Client Jasmine Finds Safety with a Helping Hand from Ayuda Social Services
Jasmine*, a Cameroonian immigrant, arrived at Ayuda, shortly after fleeing her abusive husband in Texas.
Ayuda Client Emmanuel Secures Legal Permanent Residency
With the support of our team, Emmanuel regained his work permit and finally secured permanent residency.
Ayuda Client Rosa Wins Custody Case
Rosa can ensure that the man who abused her will never harm her daughter.