2016

Partner Organization: Florida Rural Legal Services. FLS and FRLS propose to work with a broad array of other groups and organizations across Florida composed of, or representing, farmworkers, migrants, immigrants, low-wage workers, and related communities to: 1) examine the needs of the client communities; 2) identify unmet priorities; 3) establish formal collaborations and propose new strategies for expanding the services available; and, 4) launch a pilot project designed to be both responsive to the priority needs and sustainable beyond the term of the project’s funding. We are calling this project the Migrant Collaborative Planning project.

Partner Organization: Florida Rural Legal Services. FLS and FRLS propose to work with a broad array of other groups and organizations across Florida composed of, or representing, farmworkers, migrants, immigrants, low-wage workers, and related communities to: 1) examine the needs of the client communities; 2) identify unmet priorities; 3) establish formal collaborations and propose new strategies for expanding the services available; and, 4) launch a pilot project designed to be both responsive to the priority needs and sustainable beyond the term of the project’s funding. We are calling this project the Migrant Collaborative Planning project. Read More »

Partner Organizations: Legal Aid Society of Orange County Bar Association, Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida. One hundred percent of the requested funding will be allocated to IDignity’s ongoing core program of providing identification assistance. IDignity is requesting $150,000 to cover the expenses of assisting 600 Orlando clients in obtaining their crucial identification documents. Although each client’s case is unique, it takes on average just four hours of volunteer time and $250 to assist in restoring proof of an individual’s identity.

Partner Organizations: Legal Aid Society of Orange County Bar Association, Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida. One hundred percent of the requested funding will be allocated to IDignity’s ongoing core program of providing identification assistance. IDignity is requesting $150,000 to cover the expenses of assisting 600 Orlando clients in obtaining their crucial identification documents. Although each client’s case is unique, it takes on average just four hours of volunteer time and $250 to assist in restoring proof of an individual’s identity. Read More »

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