WVU Immigration Law Clinic
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Resources, organizations, and ways to help.
Whether you are a newly arrived immigrant looking for support, or a long-time West Virginian who wants to help, this page is for you. Below you will find local organizations, legal resources, emergency assistance, and community services for immigrants across West Virginia — especially in the Morgantown and North-Central WV region.
Immigration legal aid, asylum support, and assistance navigating federal processes.
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Food banks, housing assistance, and emergency funds for individuals and families in crisis.
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Healthcare providers, community health clinics, and mental health resources with multilingual support.
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ESL classes in Morgantown and surrounding areas, plus online learning resources.
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[Add website URL]Regardless of your immigration status, you have rights in the United States. These resources can help you understand them.
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[Add downloadable link]Local groups doing on-the-ground work to support immigrant communities across West Virginia.
A local coalition working to support immigrants in the Morgantown area through advocacy, mutual aid, and community programming.
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[Add website URL]If you're a long-time West Virginian who wants to help, here are concrete ways to get involved.
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