Family Welcome Center: Essential Support for Newly Arrived Immigrants in Massachusetts
The Brazilian Worker Center (BWC) is dedicated to welcoming and supporting newly arrived immigrants, providing a safe and respectful environment for those seeking to rebuild their lives in the United States. As the first Family Welcome Center in the state of Massachusetts, designated by the Healey-Driscoll administration, we serve as a crucial entry point for these families, connecting them with essential resources and ensuring a dignified and structured transition.
Our Commitment
Understanding the challenges immigrants face upon arriving in a new country, BWC works to provide comprehensive support, helping families establish themselves with security and independence. Our work extends to immigrants from various countries, including Haiti, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Sudan, Ecuador, El Salvador, Peru, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Colombia, French Guiana, Cape Verde, Cameroon, Russia, Guatemala, India, Spain, Panama, Ethiopia, Cuba, Congo, Canada, Angola, and Argentina.
Services Provided
Housing Assistance: Facilitating temporary and stable housing.
Legal Guidance: Information on rights and immigration processes.
Food and Basic Supplies: Distribution of food and essential items.
Referral to Social Services: Connection with programs and partner organizations.
BWC remains committed to expanding and improving its work to ensure that every immigrant has access to essential support, promoting dignity and autonomy for the families we serve.
