Finding Help Resources—Walking Unequal Paths Together
The path may begin unequally. No one should have to walk it alone.
Unequal Paths is about more than understanding the differences in where people begin. It is also about what we choose to do when we see someone struggling along the way. Walking Unequal Paths Together was created to connect individuals and families—especially those navigating a new life in America—with information, resources, and communities that can help them move forward with dignity, hope, and opportunity.
Finding Help Resources and Finding Your Way
Finding your way in a new country can be overwhelming. Understanding where to turn for reliable information, community support, education, food, housing, employment resources, and other essential services can make the difference between simply surviving and beginning to build a stable future.
Immigration & Legal Resources
Immigration laws and policies can be difficult to navigate and can change over time. The resources below are intended to help individuals and families find reliable government information, understand available programs, and locate qualified legal assistance when needed.
Important
The information and resources provided on this page are for general informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Immigration laws, policies, and programs may change. Individuals should consult a qualified immigration attorney or Department of Justice (DOJ)-accredited representative regarding their specific circumstances.
Community, Church, Education & Everyday Support
Local communities, churches, schools, nonprofit organizations, and public agencies can provide critical support when individuals and families are building a new life. The resources below are designed to help people across the United States find local assistance, educational opportunities, essential services, employment support, and organizations in their own communities.
English & Education
Language and education can open doors to greater independence and opportunity. These resources can help adults find English-language classes, literacy programs, educational opportunities, and other tools for learning and navigating everyday life in the United States.
Food & Housing Assistance
No family should have to face hunger or housing insecurity alone. These resources can help individuals and families locate food assistance, community food programs, emergency housing resources, and other services designed to meet essential needs during difficult times.
Employment & Career Resources
A stable path forward often begins with the opportunity to work and provide for a family. For individuals who are legally authorized to work in the United States, these resources can help with job searches, workforce training, résumé preparation, career development, and other employment services.
Family & Children Support
Building a new life also means helping children and families find stability, education, care, and community. These resources can help families navigate schools, childcare, family services, youth programs, and other support available in their communities.