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St Paul |
651-642-1890 |
| Legal services for low income Spanish-speaking and Latino people. Services include civil legal services, legal translation/interpreter services, as well as legal services for Hispanic battered women, and resettlement issues such as immigration, permanent residence, suspension of deportation, political asylum, derivative citizenship, and naturalization. |
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Minneapolis |
612-825-6863 |
| Located in the basement of Park Avenue Methodist Church, offers a food shelf, free health clinic and legal clinic, and computer training programs. |
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St Paul |
651-292-7791 |
| Provides mediation to assist people involved in disputes to reach mutually satisfactory resolution of differences without intervention by courts, attorneys or other agencies. |
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Minneapolis |
612-332-1441 |
| Legal representation for eligible residents of Hennepin County on issues of family reunification, status adjustment, citizenship, asylum, deportation, and other matters of concern to immigrants. |
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St Paul |
651-647-0191 |
| Serves the foreign born in their process to become self-sufficient US citizens, through interrelated programs of casework services, legal services, education and employment training, citizenship acquisition and intercultural activities. Also provides assistance with family unification for refugee groups. New Refugee Women's Initiative highlighting micro-enterprise. |
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Minneapolis |
612-337-0030 |
| Culturally-appropriate legal services, advocacy and social-referral services for low-income juveniles and adults in the juvenile justice system and the criminal justice system. Mediation services and peacemaking circles for juveniles, low-income families and communities of color. Truancy intervention and mediation services provided in the Minneapolis alternative middle schools. |
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Minneapolis |
612-341-9845 |
| Volunteer attorneys represent no or low-income asylum seekers who have fled persecution in their home countries in interviews with INS asylum officers and in removal proceedings before immigration judges. Also provides brief advice, self-representation information and limited assistance in preparing asylum application to asylum seekers not accepted for full representation. |
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St. Paul |
651-222-4703 |
| Nonprofit community based criminal defense organization representing people who are charged with crimes in Ramsey, Washington, and Dakota counties who cannot afford an attorney. |
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St Paul |
651-291-0110 |
| Provides legal representation to low-income persons of all nationalities with immigration matters. |
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Minneapolis |
612-871-6786 |
| Serves African refugees/immigrants/asylees, primarily Somalian, in need of assistance with basic necessities and with adjustment to the U.S.. Services include a Somali youth program, employment assistance, counseling, and a legal aid program. |
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St Paul |
651-222-5863 |
| Legal advice and representation in noncriminal civil legal matters that are critical to the client's basic needs, and for which the client has a good claim, including: public benefits, health, housing, family law, civil rights, immigration. |
