Why Work With Us

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Our Mission

To promote and advocate the development, empowerment, and advancement of all people while preserving their cultural identity.​​

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Our Impact

Our agency assist individuals and families in need, including the most vulnerable. We provide tools that help people to move from crisis to stability. Since the creation of our organization, our team has been able to make some serious strides.  From corner to corner of our neighborhood, we've been able to create a change for the better.  We empower, protect, and unite families trough legal representation and education. Our impact stretches far and wide, and influence countless individuals.

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Get Involved

If you're interested in being a part of our movement for change, please do not hesitate.  Our team is filled of many dedicated individuals, but we're always looking for more help.  We strongly believe that many hands make light work, and we're hoping for as many helping hands as possible.

Testimonials 

​The services and help we got from Multicultural family Center impacted our lives immensely. Thank you for all you do for our community.

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A Community Living In Fear
 
“Before DACA I felt lost,” Sanjuana describes. “I felt like I did not belong here. I was always just paranoid. ‘Oh I’m going to get pulled over.’ I was scared to even go out. I got my DACA and I could work for my kids. I have three kids and I have to work.”
           
            Not everyone comes from a similar situation, but they are all productive members of the community living in constant fear of deportation. Sanjuana is a mother of three, who moved to the United States when she was only 6 years old. The United States is the only home she knows, but she felt unwelcome and had trouble finding work without a legal status. Mirna, on the other hand, left behind children and came to the United States in the hopes of finding work and providing for her family. However, she found herself afraid and untrusting of the very country that was supposed to be her source of hope. 
 
“It was very difficult and I would go out afraid that I would have an encounter with the police for an accident or anything. There was always a fear to go out on the street,” Mirna explains. “Before, my life had become very difficult because I spent lots of money on many lawyers who only gave me excuses.”
 
            Sanjuana and Mirna are just some of the members of Grayson County living in fear and struggling to participate in daily activities, like work. However, there are still many others who simply want to work, visit their home countries, and live in stable circumstances, but do not know where to go or are taken advantage of by false groups or individuals claiming to be certified legal immigration representatives.

Interested in Working With Us?

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​Contact us today to speak with a team member, and help us enhance the community!

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