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Due to COVID-19, all programs in the North Puget Sound District are on a full work remote status with clients being served over the phone, via email, and telehealth. If you need to reach an NPS program or team member immediately, please call: 206-694-5700 or email nps@lcsnw.org.
Programs offering emergency in person appointments are as follows:
Wednesday only in SeaTac office:
Asylum Assistance and Refugee Health: 206-602-1341
Safe Release: 206-602-1351
Thursday only in Everett office:
Everett Community Resource and Familias Unidas Centers:
Spanish speaking clients: 425-513-2880, English speaking clients: 425-355-6005
Thank you for your support during this time as we balance the need to keep both our employees and clients safe, while continuing to serve our neighbors in need.
Address
Administrative Office
1107 NE 45th St, Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone
206-694-5700
Fax
206-694-5727
Map
North Puget Sound
Director
Jay Kang
Earlier this week, our North and South Puget Sound program leaders gathered together for our first in-person meeting. We are getting acquainted as we unify our teams into a Greater Puget Sound. #HealthJusticeHope
LCSNW South Puget Sound LCSNW Clallam Refugees Northwest Familias Unidas & Everett Community Resource Center Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Violence and political persecution have driven a record number of migrant families to seek asylum in the United States. Seattle is one of 11 Immigration Court cities expediting these claims through a dedicated docket. A lack of understanding the judicial system and no legal representation are two major hurdles asylum seekers face. Our Legal Education and Advocacy Program team is attempting to level the playing field for them.
lcsnw.org/2022/05/attempting-to-level-the-playing-field-for-families-seeking-asylum/
#asylumseekers #HealthJusticeHope
We are helping our newly arrived Afghan neighbors in Puget Sound feel less alone. Learn how in this post about our Afghan Women’s Support Group.
Preparing asylum seekers for the legal process
A lack of legal representation and not understanding our judicial system are major hurdles faced by asylum seekers. Our Legal Education & Advocacy Program team is trying to level the playing field for them In Seattle. More here.
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