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Partners
We collaborate with many organizations in the greater Dayton area.
The following groups are a part of the Miami Valley Immigration Coalition.
Valens Solutions
Adding value to underserved refugee and immigrant individuals and families by confronting inequities,
removing barriers, breaking the chains of poverty, and helping them realize their
fullest potential.
El Puente
Since El Puente’s inception in 2009, we have aimed to strengthen the Latino community by offering services that support our families and assist them as they reach out to benefit others in their neighborhood.
Catholic Social Services
Among Catholic Social Services’ programs, refugee resettlement has the most dramatic and immediate impact on the lives of those served.
Ebenezer Healthcare Access
Build a community free of health disparities by providing healthcare access to legal immigrants and other underserved population.
LEAD
LEAD stands for Leaders for Equality and Action in Dayton. LEAD's mission is to support and prepare people impacted by injustice, exclusion, and inequities to develop their voice - their power - to address these injustices and promote community and institutional change.
Latinos Unidos Dayton
Latinos Unidos works to advance Latino youth, family and community by providing individuals access to educational, cultural, business resources and leadership development: to empower the community to advocate for themselves and to lift them out of poverty
Brunner Literacy Center
The Brunner Literacy Center has been empowering adults to lead better lives through literacy since 2011. Whether you want to learn or teach, the BLC has a place for you.
Cross Over Community Development
Our mission is to function as a resource center for immigrants and refugees. We are committed to advocating, educating, and facilitating connections to help immigrant and refugee families achieve and maintain self-sufficiency and successfully integrate and participate in their new communities.
We also aim to raise public awareness about immigrants and refugees to increase their visibility and to change public attitudes for the better.
St. Paul Ministries
Miami Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
We strive to embrace every mind, body and spirit ━ without exception.
We covenant to practice compassion, forge connections, and pursue justice.
African Christian Community Center
The African Christian Community Center is a volunteer-run organization set out on a mission to help support the African refugee and immigrant communities in the Greater Dayton Area.
Lower Miami Church of The Brethren
The Lower Miami Church of the Brethren: This church, organized in the year 1805, was the first Church of the Brethren west of the Miami River.
Dayton Anti-Racist Network
Dayton Anti-racist Network is a local affiliate of SURJ, a national network of groups and individuals organizing white people for racial justice through community organizing, mobilizing and education.
Immigrant Connection Dayton
Immigrant Connection – Dayton is a Department of Justice Recognized Office that provides low-cost legal consultations to individuals who are seeking assistance with issues relating to immigration:
Welcome Dayton
Welcome Dayton, launched in 2011, supports integration of immigrants into the Dayton community by encouraging business and economic development, providing access to education, government, health and social services, ensuring equity in the justice system, and promoting arts and culture.
FARO International Inc
Refugee Network of the Presbytery of the Miami Valley
As congregations and individuals in the Presbytery of the Miami Valley (PCUSA), we seek to work with organizations already active in supporting immigrants, so that through education, story-sharing, and action, we live into the biblical mandate to welcome the stranger in our midst, many of whom are among “the least of these” Jesus speaks of in Matthew 25.
Dayton Friends Meeting
Dayton Friends Meeting is a loving, inclusive community of Quakers who gather together in silent worship. We believe that there is “that of God,” the Light or Seed of the divine, in each person. That Light grows as we attend to God’s presence and nurture one another, leading us to live with greater integrity and witness to the possibility of peace and justice in the world. We worship on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am. Our address is 345 Wyoming Street, Dayton 45410
Immigrant Connection Dayton
Immigrant Connection – Dayton is a Department of Justice Recognized Office that provides low-cost legal consultations to individuals who are seeking assistance with issues relating to immigration: