Bronx Immigration Partnership

The Bronx Immigration Partnership (BIP) is a grassroots consortium of 16 community-based organizations dedicated to supporting Bronx immigrant communities & families! The Bronx Immigration Partnership unites and increases the capacity of Bronx community-based organizations to provide a coordinated safety net of immigration services for new and newly eligible populations in the Bronx who are the most vulnerable to immigration fraud. The Bronx Immigration Partnership is comprised of the following community-based organizations: Bronx Legal Services; Masa; Mercy Center; New Sanctuary Coalition NYC; Sauti Yetu Center for African Women & Families; Terra Firma; Catholic Charities Community Services; Red de Pueblos Trasnacionales; South Bronx United; Bronx Defenders; Violence Intervention Program, Inc.; and Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice.

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El Bronx Immigration Partnership (La Alianza de Inmigración del Bronx) une y aumenta la capacidad de las organizaciones comunitarias del Bronx para ofrecer una red de apoyo coordinada de servicios de inmigración para poblaciones nuevas, recién elegibles en el Bronx que usualmente son los más vulnerables al fraude de inmigración. El Bronx Immigration Partnership está formada por las siguientes organizaciones comunitarias: Bronx Legal Services; Masa; Mercy Center; New Sanctuary Coalition NYC; Sauti Yetu Center for African Women & Families; Terra Firma; Catholic Charities Community Services; Red de Pueblos Trasnacionales; South Bronx United; Bronx Defenders; Violence Intervention Program, Inc.; and Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice.

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The Bronx Immigration Partnership donne l’opportunité aux organisations basées dans la communauté du Bronx de procurer un réseau de services d’immigration plus sécurisé pour les nouveaux habitants du Bronx qui sont les plus vulnérables aux fraudes d’immigration. Le Partenariat d’Immigration du Bronx est compris des organisations communautaires suivants : Bronx Legal Services; MASA; Mercy Center; New Sanctuary Coalition NYC; Sauti Yetu Center for African Women & Families; Terra Firma; Catholic Charities Community Services; Red de Pueblos Trasnacionales; South Bronx United; Bronx Defenders; Violence Intervention Program, Inc.; and Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice.