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Scholarships and Grants for SC residents
State
South Carolina
Category
Monetary Resources
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7 scholarships for students in South Carolina
Frida Community Organization
State
Illinois
Category
Immigration
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Frida Community Organization provides comprehensive legal and social service advocacy, with an emphasis on providing quality legal representation to immigrants, while promoting citizenship and naturalization for all immigrants. We were created with the purpose of preventing immigrant families from becoming victims of fraud, which was very common when the immigration amnesty plan was approved in 1986. We specializes in immigration services that support Latino families and create community cohesiveness. These services position families on the path to citizenship and thus foster community investment. FKCO has served over eight thousands families to date. Frida Community Organization is recognized by the Department of Justice and accredited by The Board of Immigration Ap-peals. Additionally, FKCO works with DePaul University’s Asylum & Immigration Clinic.
Scholarship for Maine Immigrants
State
Maine
Category
Monetary Resources
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The mission of Scholarships for Maine Immigrants (SMI), formerly Portland ESL Scholarship Fund, is to help local immigrants and refugees gain the English language and career skills necessary to achieve their educational and professional goals. Since 2000, SMI has awarded over 400 scholarships and $200,000 to fulfill this mission. SMI is a small non-profit organization with minimal overhead costs. We recognize that for refugees and immigrants, the move to the US, and to Portland in particular, is life-altering on many levels. Their education is interrupted, careers are derailed, and credentials are not recognized. In addition, these newcomers must juggle learning a new language, family responsibilities, earning a living and acculturation, as well as trying to support family members remaining in their home countries. For many, the lack of language competence is the barrier to a new life here. Basic English classes are available in Greater Portland; however, the cost of advanced language and career skills courses can be prohibitive. This is where SMI helps. Our scholarships help cover the cost of attending advanced English and job skills classes so recipients can achieve their educational goals, return to prior careers, or train for new ones.
SC Thrive
State
South Carolina
Category
Housing
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South Carolina Assistance and Financial Aid Programs. Get help and find assistance programs in all cities and counties listed below, including Charleston and Columbia. Charities, churches, and government assistance programs offer help with paying bills, rent, transportation, and job training expenses. Also find assistance for mortgages and medical needs in South Carolina.
SC Housing
State
South Carolina
Category
Housing
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We have close-knit communities that know how to pool resources together to support each other. Innovative public and private partners that are dedicated to strategically contributing resources for the common good; and Caring citizens who are willing to make the necessary personal sacrifices to protect the health and safety of their friends and neighbors. We trust that the following information will help to guide your next steps. We will continue to provide you with updates in the coming months.
SC Hopes
State
South Carolina
Category
Mental Health/Wellness
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The South Carolina Department of Mental Health (SCDMH) provides services through a network of 17 community-based mental health centers, multiple inpatient hospitals, and 4 nursing homes, three of which are for veterans. All 17 of the SCDMH's community mental health services are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services.
SC Afterschool Alliance
State
South Carolina
Category
Youth Programs/Education
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FAITH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY AFTER SCHOOL CARE
SC Access
State
South Carolina
Category
Accessibility
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Today, older South Carolinians and their families, and other adults with long term care needs, face a complicated array of choices and decisions about long term support, income security, housing, health care, and other social services. SC Access was developed to improve the ease with which people are able to identify and receive the supportive services they need to maintain the greatest independence possible. GetCareSC is the new resource for this purpose!
Freedom House
State
Michigan
Category
Housing
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Freedom House Detroit serves individuals and families seeking asylum. We provide legal services, shelter, food, clothing, and access to mental and medical health care, language classes, and job skills training.
Say Yes Cleveland
State
Ohio
Category
Monetary Resources
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Say Yes Cleveland provides two big things for Cleveland students: support services in school and scholarships after high school.
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