What We Do

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At Central Washington Justice for Our Neighbors, community organizing and advocacy are at the heart of our mission to support and defend immigrant communities across the region. Through direct engagement, education, and coalition building, we work alongside community members to address systemic barriers and create lasting change.

Our organizing efforts focus on building relationships and trust with directly impacted individuals and families. We host regular legal clinics, community forums, Know Your Rights training, and Family Preparedness workshops, to ensure that people have access to accurate information and supportive resources. We also work in partnership with local organizations and faith communities to amplify the voices of immigrants and ensure their needs are represented in local and state level decision making. CWJFON’s advocacy includes both grassroots and policy work. We support efforts for pro-immigration policies, expand access to legal services, and protect the rights and dignity of all people, regardless of immigration status. By centering the lived experiences of those most impacted, our goal is to build a more just, inclusive, and informed community in Central Washington.

Community Organizing and Advocacy

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We provide accessible immigration legal services to individuals who live within our service area and meet financial eligibility requirements.

We offer support with various case types, including:

  • Family-based petitions

  • VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) cases

  • U Visa cases

  • Deferred Action for Labor Enforcement (DALE) cases

  • Citizenship and naturalization cases

  • DACA renewal cases

  • Lawful Permanent Resident (green card) renewals

  • T Visa cases

  • Removal of conditions on permanent residence

Please call (509) 300-1101 to complete a free intake.

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Immigration Legal Services