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Domestic violence & survivor support
WEAVE
Sacramento-area nonprofit supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking through counseling, advocacy, housing, and legal resources.
Area:
Sacramento County, California
Legal fields:
Survivor Advocacy, Crisis Support & Counseling · Sexual Assault & Survivor Protection · Sexual Assault Victims' Rights & Legal Assistance · Human Trafficking, Civil Rights & Human Rights · Homelessness Prevention & Emergency Housing
Kopper Morgan, PC is a family law firm. Visitors can explore the firm's official website to learn more about its practice areas and available legal services. Contact the firm directly to confirm whether it handles domestic violence-related matters, offers pro bono or reduced-fee assistance, and what eligibility requirements may apply.
Nonprofit providing free civil legal assistance to eligible low-income residents of Northern California. Its work includes housing, public benefits, healthcare access, employment-related matters, disability benefits, and other civil legal issues. Services and eligibility vary by office.
Area:
Northern California, including Yolo County and Sacramento-area communities
Eligibility:
Income and case-type eligibility apply.
Cost:
Free services (as stated by the organization)
Legal fields:
Free Legal Aid & Pro Bono Services · Housing & Tenant Rights · Eviction Defense & Housing Discrimination · Public Benefits & Food Assistance · Social Security & Disability Benefits · Healthcare & Patient Rights · Employment Law
Sacramento-based nonprofit providing immigration legal services and community support. Its programs assist eligible immigrants, refugees, and survivors through immigration applications, naturalization assistance, removal defense, and humanitarian immigration services.
Area:
Sacramento region and other eligible communities served by the organization
Eligibility:
Eligibility varies by program.
Legal fields:
Immigration Law & Family Petitions · Asylum & Refugee Protection · Deportation Defense · Humanitarian Immigration Relief · Citizenship & Naturalization · Human Trafficking, Civil Rights & Human Rights
Statewide nonprofit protection and advocacy organization supporting the rights of people with disabilities. Its work includes disability discrimination, healthcare access, mental health rights, education, housing, employment, and access to public services.
Area:
California (statewide)
Eligibility:
Services and case acceptance vary by issue.
Legal fields:
Disability Rights · Healthcare & Patient Rights · Mental Health Law · Medical Discrimination & Advocacy · Education Law & Student Rights · Title IX & Disability Accommodations · Housing & Tenant Rights · Employment Law
California nonprofit providing free legal information, clinics, and assistance concerning workplace rights. Its work includes employment discrimination, harassment, wage protection, unemployment insurance, disability-related workplace rights, and work-family protections.
Area:
California
Eligibility:
Subject to program eligibility and availability.
Cost:
Free services (as stated by the organization)
Legal fields:
Employment Law · Workplace Discrimination & Harassment · Wage Violations & Wrongful Termination · Disability Rights · Medical Discrimination & Advocacy · Free Legal Aid & Pro Bono Services · Know Your Rights & Legal Education
Nonprofit providing free civil legal assistance to eligible low-income residents of the San Francisco Bay Area. Its legal programs address housing, domestic violence-related legal matters, family law, public benefits, consumer issues, and other civil legal needs.
Area:
Eligible San Francisco Bay Area counties
Eligibility:
Eligible low-income residents. Not every case type is accepted.
Cost:
Free services (as stated by the organization)
Legal fields:
Domestic Violence & Protective Orders · Family Law, Divorce & Separation · Child Custody, Support & Parentage · Housing & Tenant Rights · Public Benefits & Food Assistance · Consumer Protection, Debt & Bankruptcy · Free Legal Aid & Pro Bono Services
Berkeley-based nonprofit legal organization providing legal assistance, education, and advocacy to eligible underserved communities. Its work includes immigration, housing, employment, consumer matters, and criminal record-related legal assistance.
Area:
Primarily the East Bay
Eligibility:
Subject to individual program requirements.
Legal fields:
Immigration Law & Family Petitions · Deportation Defense · Housing & Tenant Rights · Employment Law · Expungement & Record Clearing · Consumer Protection, Debt & Bankruptcy · Legal Clinics & Court Self-Help
Sacramento nonprofit providing community assistance and immigration legal services. Its immigration programs include eligible family-based petitions, citizenship and naturalization assistance, certain humanitarian immigration applications, and other specified immigration matters. Not all immigration cases are accepted.
Area:
Sacramento-area communities
Eligibility:
Subject to program requirements. Not all immigration cases are accepted.
Legal fields:
Immigration Law & Family Petitions · Humanitarian Immigration Relief · Citizenship & Naturalization · Public Benefits & Food Assistance · Campus Resources, Language Access & Emergency Assistance
Nonprofit providing immigration legal services, education, and assistance to eligible immigrant communities. Its work includes citizenship and naturalization, family immigration, humanitarian immigration relief, and other immigration matters depending on program eligibility.
Area:
San Francisco Bay Area and other communities served by IIBA
Eligibility:
Services depend on program eligibility.
Legal fields:
Immigration Law & Family Petitions · Citizenship & Naturalization · Humanitarian Immigration Relief · Asylum & Refugee Protection · Deportation Defense · Low-Cost Legal Assistance · Know Your Rights & Legal Education
REDA — Refugee Enrichment & Development Association
The Refugee Enrichment & Development Association (REDA) is a Sacramento-based nonprofit supporting refugee and immigrant communities through culturally sensitive social services, case management, mental health counseling, education, and community assistance. REDA helps individuals and families access housing resources, public benefits, healthcare, employment support, and multilingual services. The organization also connects clients with trusted legal service providers for immigration and family law matters.
Area:
Sacramento, California
Languages:
Arabic, Dari, Farsi, Pashto
Legal fields:
Immigration Law & Family Petitions · Citizenship & Naturalization · Humanitarian Immigration Relief · Housing & Tenant Rights · Public Benefits & Food Assistance · Know Your Rights & Legal Education · Survivor Advocacy, Crisis Support & Counseling · Campus Resources, Language Access & Emergency Assistance
