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Provides critical health and social service information through videos in 21 languages. Some topics include: food security programs, mental health and well being, accessing the emergency room, car seat safety, diabetes, and much more. Also provides videos on how to prepare for possible ICE detenation and arrest.

Provides community events, peer-to-peer support, and advocacy led by, and for, asylum seekers, immigrants, and refugees. Also provides the South Vermont Immigrant Community Leader Network (SVICLN).

Provides essential legal services for survivors of gender-based violence who need legal support with immigration and/or family law. Legal services include assistance in divorce and parenting matters for survivors, consultations to assess an individual's eligibility for humanitarian immigration status or for other benefits under U.S. immigration law and provides legal assistance to eligible survivors. The law protects migrants who are victims of domestic violence/ sexual assault crimes including human trafficking, or who have suffered persecution before fleeing their home country. Services also include direct advice and referrals to individuals and organizations. They also offers workshops for entities that have contact with immigrants, such as medical centers and health clinics, public school English Language Learning educators, law enforcement, and social service providers.

Provides legal services and technical assistance by raising Vermont noncitizens' awareness of and access to critical immigration legal help and support. Offers statewide direct service delivery, pro bono coordination, peer support, community education, and administrative and legislative advocacy. Also partnered with Vermont Language Justice Project on educational video about How to Prepare for Possible ICE Detention or Arrest.