Case Management Program

thru: Deaf Refugee Advocacy, Inc.

• Helps with many things, such as:

Setting goals
Money help, SNAP, rental aid, and Social Security
Training for jobs and finding jobs
Health care, Medicaid, and finding doctors
Helping with housing, finding a home and speaking to landlords
Becoming a US citizen
Legal help, going to court and speaking to lawyers
Wellness Assistance
Assistance reading and understanding important papers
Peer Engagement- learn from each other's perspectives, experiences, and knowledge, leading to a deeper understanding of concepts

Cultural Competency

Language Access

Eligibility: Deaf refugees, asylum-seekers, immigrants, and those from US territories and family members. US born Deaf individuals that may benefit from services.

Application Process: Walk in, call, or visit website for more information. To guarantee availability, make an appointment.

Required Documentation: All papers relevant to status in this country such as: ID, Social Security number, Visa, etc.

Fees: No fee for services.

Coverage Note: Monroe County.

Cultural Competency: Staff reflects population served

Languages: American Sign Language- Staff provides service in language offered, Staff provides in-person interpreter, Language line, Materials/literature in language indicated