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Immigrant and Newcomer Services

UNH's advocacy goals in immigrant and newcomer services are:

  • To ensure that UNH member agencies can continue to meet community demand for citizenship services, English as a Second Language and other literacy programs.
  • To provide immigrants equal access to social services, health care coverage and public assistance.

UNH advocacy documents:

    UNH Testifies Before the Immigration Committee of the New York City Council on Immigrants’ Contributions to the Economy
    April, 2007
    - View testimony (pdf)

    UNH Testifies before Immigration Committee of the New York City Council on New York City's Interest in the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Debate
    April, 2007
    - View testimony (pdf)

    UNH Staff Testifies Before the Immigration Committee of the New York City Council
    May 15, 2006
    - View testimony (pdf)

    UNH Advocates for English Classes and Legal Services for Immigrants
    May, 2006
    - View article (pdf)

    UNH Testifies Before the Joint Fiscal Committee of the New York State Legislature
    SFY 2006-7 HUMAN SERVICES BUDGET HEARING
    January 24, 2006
    - View testimony (pdf)

  • UNH Testifies Before the New York City Council Immigration Committee
    OVERSIGHT HEARING ON THE STATE OF IMMIGRANT SERVICES IN NYC
    January 31, 2005
    - View testimony
  • UNH Testifies Before the General Welfare Committee of the New York City Council
    LANGUAGE TRANSLATION IN CITY AGENCIES
    September 18, 2003
    - View testimony
 

 

   
 

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