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Esperanza Immigration Rights Project Verified Information

Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project provides direct representation for child survivors of domestic and gang-based violence, and also works with some cases involving T-Visas and U-Visas.
Available
Monday - Friday8:30 am - 5 pm

Closed on some national and Catholic holidays.
  • ADA accessible
    Unknown
  • citizenship
    immigrant
  • communities
    asylum seeker or asylee, survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking victim survivors, immigrants, refugees, Sexual Assault Survivor, undocumented immigrant
  • age
    children (5-11 years old), transitional age youth (16-24 years old)
  • free
    Yes
  • Eligibility requirements
    None
  • languages
    Spanish
  • counties
    Los Angeles
  • Appointment required
    Yes

Esperanza Immigration Rights Project

1530 James M. Wood Boulevard

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