Trained staff help program participants identify and address critical needs and connect to resources to achieve their housing, health care, employment, educational, financial and other goals.

The Kovler Center Family Program is dedicated to improving immigrant parent and caregiver well-being through relevant, practical, and emotional support. Program participants will receive psychosocial support services through the Marjorie Kovler Center's high-quality, trauma-informed, culturally and linguistically responsive treatment model along with informational workshops about topics important to immigrant parents and referrals for medical, legal, and mental health services.Hybrid model of both in-person and HIPAA Compliant Zoom, model will be 6 weeks long.

The Kovler Center Child Trauma Program (KCCTP) is a program of the Marjorie Kovler Center. KCCTP is dedicated to providing high-quality trauma-informed, culturally, and linguistically responsive treatment and services to immigrant and refugee youth and families who experienced trauma as a result of war, terrorism, forced migration, family separation, state-sponsored torture, and resettlement. Services include linguistically responsive (the preferred language of the client) outreach, case management, evidenced-based individual and group therapy interventions, and advocacy and social service support.

The Unaccompanied Children program provides residential care, comprehensive case management services, education, and medical and clinical care for immigrant and refugee children.

The experienced bilingual staff helps assess the barriers standing between asylum seekers and the care they need. HACES cares about the physical and mental needs of each individual that we serve. Our case managers work closely with new arrivals to advocate for them in an effort to create self-sufficient community members. The SBA program's mission is to listen and understand our clients' needs and to connect them to the appropriate resources and public benefits.

ICNA Relief provides free furniture to refugee families. ICNA Relief either sponsors the family with donations or has the furniture delivered directly to the family's place of stay. By providing furniture, ICNA Relief allows the family to use their allocated Welcome Money, a limited amount of money given by the government to help settle in, on other urgent necessities until they find a stable income.