• The Haitian Development Center of Delmarva provides case management services where they assist newcomers with accessing and applying for public benefits such as cash assistance, Medicaid, school enrollment, ESOL class enrollment, employment application and referrals.

    Eligibility:

    Must have one of the follow forms of identification present: ID card, license, or passport.

    How to Apply:

    Visit their office located at 212 West Main St. Suite 302 Salisbury, MD 21801 to fill out an intake form.

    Access their website by clicking HERE.

  • The AOP helps connect new asylees statewide to services and benefits they may be eligible for, while providing needed case management and support. AOP staff lead outreach activities statewide to ensure that new and existing asylee populations are aware of their eligibility for programming funded by MORA and others.

    For more information, contact:

    HIAS Inc.

  • MORA’s Extended Case Management Program is designed to provide ongoing and intensive support and assistance to eligible populations not already receiving such help from other programs. ECMP provides eligible clients with the help needed to overcome barriers preventing them from achieving self-sufficiency, social integration, and access to benefits and community resources necessary for success and well-being in the U.S. ECMP grantees provide needed case management support to address these barriers and help clients and their families achieve their goals in the U.S.

    For more information, contact any of the below organizations:

    Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC) African Community Center DC Metro

    International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Baltimore or Silver Spring

    Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area (LSSNCA) in Arbutus, Greenbelt, or Frederick

  • HIAS’ Legal and Asylum Department offers case management and volunteer support to those seeking asylum and humanitarian relief in the US.

    Eligibility:

    Individuals must have a fear of returning to their countries and earn at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.

    How to Apply:

    Individuals may contact the Legal and Asylum intake line at 301-844-7248 the first Friday of each month between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to schedule a legal consultation. Social services are available to clients receiving legal services from our department.

    Click HERE to visit the HIAS website.

CASE MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE

  • The New Neighbor Interfaith Alliance (NNIA) joins the efforts and resources of Montgomery County faith communities to assist newly arrived refugees and immigrants to have healthy, productive and independent lives in Maryland.

    Support provided includes:

    • Rental, housing, food, and medical assistance

    • Job Searching

    • Education (ESL) and tutoring

    • Diapers, home supplies, and transportation

    • Community engagement

    • Help with accessing government support

    Visit their website and complete their “Contact Us” form by clicking HERE.

  • Luminus Network for New Americans offers those who are eligible for SNAP and WIC benefits help with applying for these services by offering multi-language access to fill out forms.

    For more information, visit their website by clicking HERE.

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