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National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project (NIWAP)

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Samuel Lee
Oct 5, 2022
The website offers a wealth of information and training opportunities for advocates. However, it can be a bit overwhelming at times. Overall, a great resource!
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Fatima Khan
Apr 20, 2023
NIWAP's commitment to assisting immigrant survivors is evident in the depth of their materials and training sessions. Highly recommend!
Frequently asked questions
help_outline What if applying for a benefit requires a Social Security Number (SSN) and my client does not have one?
Immigrants without an SSN can apply for a non-work SSN. Guidance on the application process can be found in our documents regarding Social Security Numbers.
help_outline What public assistance programs are available to all immigrants regardless of immigration status?
Services like crisis counseling, domestic violence assistance, and food banks are open to everyone regardless of immigration status, per policy by the U.S. Attorney General.
help_outline Are qualified immigrants eligible for any state benefits during the 5 year waiting period for federal benefits?
Yes, some states have supplemental programs available for qualified immigrants during this waiting period. It varies by state.
help_outline What qualifies an immigrant as a 'qualified immigrant'?
A qualified immigrant includes lawful permanent residents, refugees, asylees, and others who meet specific criteria outlined in benefits laws.
help_outline What benefits are U-visa holders eligible for?
U-visa holders are generally not considered qualified immigrants and thus, have limited access to federal benefits; however, some states may provide additional benefits.
help_outline How can a client apply for federal financial aid?
Eligible non-citizens should apply using www.fafsa.ed.gov and check the appropriate box for non-citizens, requiring either a valid Alien Registration number or SSN.
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Business History

Established in 2021 • 3 years in business
NIWAP is focused on providing resources and support for immigrant survivors of violence and has been operational since its establishment.

What We Offer

Training Materials

U Visa Certification Training
Training materials and webinars focused on U and T visa certifications for law enforcement and legal advocacy.

Support Resources

Legal Resources for Immigrants
A directory of legal resources and manuals addressing the legal rights of immigrant crime victims.

Public Benefits

Public Benefits Information
A state-by-state interactive map showing available public benefits for immigrant survivors and resources for accessing them.

Media

Webinars and Podcasts
Educational content available through webinars and podcasts related to immigration and victim advocacy.

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