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AsylumWorks

Services Provided
Legal Services, Social Services
Referral Information

Please email [email protected] or call 202-588-5452, or click here to look at our website for more information.

AsylumWorks is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to serve immigrants fleeing violence residing in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia with a special focus on asylum-seeking individuals and families. Founded in 2016, AsylumWorks offers a holistic suite of wraparound services that combines trauma-informed clinical case management, employment assistance, and community support proven to help clients regain confidence and control over their lives. When combined with immigration legal services, AsylumWorks’ approach has been shown to dramatically increase the likelihood that asylum seekers will prepare for and attend immigration proceedings. AsylumWorks clients are also significantly more likely to secure a permanent form of legal protection that offers a pathway to U.S. citizenship. In addition to direct services, AsylumWorks offers training and technical assistance to help organizations and institutions across the U.S. work more effectively with vulnerable immigrants. Please note they do not accept walk-in clients.

AsylumWorks is a member of the National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs.

Do you have to be a survivor of torture to be eligible for your services?

No. We serve immigrants fleeing violence with a special focus on asylum-seeking individuals and families. Our services are currently available to asylum seekers, asylees, survivors of torture, unaccompanied children, and Afghan humanitarian paroles.

If someone is not eligible for your services do you assist with local referrals?

Yes

Expanded details of program’s services

AsylumWorks was established to serve immigrants fleeing violence with a special focus on asylum-seeking individuals and families. Our services are currently available to asylum seekers, asylees, survivors of torture, unaccompanied children, and Afghan humanitarian paroles.

Key Partners in Direct Care (Please send referrals to healing center first)

Mental health and healthcare services are provided by community partners for free or at very low cost.