Legal Aid
Manzanita House
Manzanita House supports naturalization and citizenship intakes, immigration court support, appeals or denials, and survivor-based immigration benefits.
If they cannot help directly, they will refer you to another vetted community resource.
Call/Text 509-309-8404 or
Email here .
Latinos en Spokane
Latinos en Spokane provides compassionate support designing Family Preparedness Plans so you and your family are prepared and protected.
LES’ Poder Legal Department provides civil and immigration legal support to low-income Latino Spokanites.
Call 509-558-9359 .
Walk-Ins: 1502 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201.
Spokane Immigrant Rights Coalition
Spokane Immigrant Rights Coalition has limited donations in their Providence fund; they will provide one-time legal consult fees, depending on fund availability.
Application here.
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project serves eligible individuals making 200% federal poverty level or below ($31,300 for an individual or $64,300 for a family of four).
Check eligibility requirements here.
Call the Wenatchee office (serving Spokane) at 509-570-0054 .
Email the Wenatchee office (serving Spokane) here .
To contact NWIRP regarding someone detained at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, leave a voice message or email (below) with the detained’s name and A number if possible:
Call and leave VM at 253-383-0519 .
Email here .
Creole Resources
Creole Resources pays attorney fees and Temporary Protection Status (TPS) renewal fees for Haitians.
Email here .
Entre Hermanos
Entre Hermanos offers free immigration clinics to the LGBTQ Latine community on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Yakima.
Apply here.
Call 206-434-0948 .
Accompaniment
Refugee and Immigrant Connections Spokane
RICS provides accompaniment services as availability exists.
Call 509-209-2384 .
Email form.
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network
WAISN-trained locals provide accompaniment services to court and immigration legal or administrative appointments. Hotline is monitored Monday - Friday, 6 am - 6 pm. Leave a voicemail or text outside of those hours.
Text or Call 1-844-724-3737 .
Assisting Families Impacted by Deportation
AFID provides accompaniment in Spokane.
Email AFID.Spokane@proton.me .
Support Groups
Mujeres in Action
MiA offers free monthly Saturday morning Arte y Cafecito in Spanish for women.
Call 509-869-0876 .
Email here .
Manzanita House
Manzanita House offers free women’s teatimes, Cafecitos, and Youth Heritage Language Programs Tuesdays for Arabic, Dari/Farsi, and Spanish-speaking communities.
Call/Text 509-309-8404 .
Email here .
Nuestras Raices
Nuestras Raices hosts Esperanza mental health workshops, both professional and peer lead support groups to provide a safe space to help members cope with depression, anxiety, and social isolation.
Fill out form here.
Thrive International
Thrive offers support programs for immigrant women such as monthly tea times, mental health, and empowerment programs.
Email here .
Call for Voicemail only 509-553-5606 .
Housing
Mujeres in Action
MiA’s Puerto Seguro provides free, confidential help in Spanish for navigating Spokane’s housing system and options including: providing information about rights, assisting in applications for housing programs or available emergency housing, and communicating with landlords.
Call/Text 509-309-8404 .
Email here .
Thrive International
Thrive’s provides transitional refugee housing in Spokane for refugee and immigrant families as well as on-site facilities for education and programming.
Application here.
Food
Nuestras Raices
Nuestras Raices’s Cosechando Esperanza is a weekly food bank and biweekly diaper and clothing bank.
Call 509-557-0566 .
Email here .
Latinos en Spokane
Latinos en Spokane’s El Mercadito is a cultural market that provides free, fresh cultural foods the last Saturday of every month from 11 am - 3 pm at Liberty Park.