Community Organizations & Resources

Languages: Arabic, Burmese, Dari/Farsi, English, Karen, Pashto, Spanish, Urdu

991 Broadway Suite 223, Albany, NY 12204

Phone: (518) 459-1790

Provides immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, case management, employment services, links to health care, trainings and workshops.

Languages: English; interpretation services for other languages

175 Central Ave., Albany, NY 12206

Phone: (518) 462-7040

Addresses public health problems through its member organization services, such as health planning, facilitated enrollment for insurance, elementary school-based preventive oral services, and reducing minority health disparities.

Languages: English

Phone: (518) 445-2328

Law students are trained to provide direct representation to both detained and nondetained immigrants, including immigrant victims of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and sexual assault.

Legal Services and Lawful Status

Languages: English

673 Columbia Turnpike, East Greenbush, NY 12601

Phone: (518) 233-0544

An approved Evaluator and Provider of Early Intervention and Preschool Special Education Services that provides a range of special education and therapy services at no cost to children in their homes or child care centers.

Languages: English

40 North Main Ave., Albany, NY 12203

Phone: (518) 453-6650

A social service agency that provides services to the fourteen counties of the Albany Diocese. Services include food, clothing, shelter, mental health counseling, prison support services, casework, summer programs, and referrals.

Languages: English, Spanish

2331 Fifth Ave., Troy, NY 12180

Phone: (518) 272-6012

An organization that seeks to empower people and build financial stability through family and education support, early childhood education, employment and financial education, healthy homes, and health and wellness.

Languages: English, Spanish; technology that translates for other languages

119 Washington Ave, Albany, NY 12210

Phone: (518) 462-6831

Involved in litigation, policy, and training to strengthen the legal rights of New Yorkers who are poor, disabled, or disenfranchised, in a variety of areas. Immigration services, with a focus on immigrant victims of crime, include government benefit assistance and representation and technical assistance.

Languages: Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Turkish; interpretation services for other languages

24 Aviation Rd. Suite 101, Albany, NY 12205

Phone: (518) 435-1770

Provides accessible and pro bono representation, legal advice, and consultations in a variety of areas. Includes divorce, wills, bankruptcy and credit, domestic violence, affordable housing, and immigration.

"United Way of the Greater Capital Region supports local human services that offer direct help to people in need. United Way supports local agencies by issuing grants, monitoring results, offering technical assistance, mobilizing volunteers and creating strategies to improve lives and the communities where we live and work. Throughout our history, we have found this support role to be the most effective and efficient way for donors, human service agencies and United Way to work together. "

CDTA has partnered with the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants to provide transitional assistance to people new to this country and to encourage transit use.



715 Morris Street, Albany, NY 12208

Phone: 518-621-1041

Located in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Albany, NY, RISSE is a family-based center that supports newcomers in building sustainable lives in the United States.

162 Washington AvenueAlbany, NY 12210

Phone: (518) 447-7300

"We are responsible for addressing the social service needs of the poor and the near poor, as well as those who are unable to care for and protect themselves.

It is our mission to improve the quality of life in Albany County by helping people to help themselves and to help those incapable of acting on their own behalf.

We do this by offering a broad range of protective, preventative, social and financial services.

By offering employment and training services, child support services and effective case management, we hope to enable more citizens to move to independence."



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