As ongoing crises impact immigrant communities and families facing detention, housing, and food insecurity, our team is providing increased support and sharing a community resource guide for legal, housing, and basic needs assistance.
Many individuals and families in our community are facing heightened stress and uncertainty due to ongoing crises. These challenges are deeply impacting immigrant communities and others who may be experiencing detention, housing instability, food insecurity, or limited access to critical resources.
During this time, our impacted clients are receiving additional support from their case managers, including more frequent check-ins and assistance navigating urgent needs. Our team remains committed to providing care, stability, and guidance as our clients move through this difficult period.
We also want to share a resource document compiled by community partners and trusted organizations that includes support for:
Immigrant and legal services
Detainee resources and family support
Food delivery and basic needs
Rent and housing assistance
Volunteer opportunities and donation options
We encourage anyone who may need support or who is supporting others to review the document and share it widely. Access to timely, reliable resources can make a real difference right now.
Our community’s strength lies in care, connection, and solidarity. We are here, and we will continue to stand with those most impacted.
After losing her son, Christine turned her grief into advocacy and worked to create change for others. With support from American Indian OIC, she rebuilt her confidence, found meaningful work, and continues to make a difference by helping others through difficult times.
This month, we proudly celebrate Dr. Joe Hobot, President and CEO of American Indian OIC, as he marks 20 years of dedicated service to our organization and community. From his beginnings as a classroom teacher to leading AIOIC’s continued growth, Joe has helped expand educational opportunities, strengthen our organization, and advance our mission of serving the urban Indigenous community.
Kyla’s journey is shaped by resilience, determination, and a passion for helping others. As a Youth Career Counselor at American Indian OIC, she is dedicated to empowering participants and connecting them with opportunities to achieve their goals.
