United Immigrants and Migrants Assimilation Project Inc.
We are non-profit organization that provides services for new
and recently arrived immigrants and migrants in the
United States and the Caribbean
Mission Statement
Mission
We are committed to supporting new and recently arrived immigrants, migrants, and returning residents in their journey to adapt and settle into their communities worldwide. Our mission is to:
- Empower Through Education – Provide educational resources and programs that help individuals maximize their potential and achieve their dreams.
- Facilitate Community Integration – Support the smooth assimilation of immigrants and migrants into their new or home communities through tailored initiatives.
- Promote Meaningful Contributions – Encourage individuals to positively impact their communities by leveraging their skills, knowledge, and aspirations.
Vision Statement
Our Vision is that immigrants, migrants, and returning residents will have an opportunity to
achieve their fullest potential in a just and supportive community here in the United States and
abroad.
About Us
About
The United States has more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today, more than 40
million people living in the U.S. were born in another country, accounting for about one-fifth of
the world’s migrants. The population of immigrants is also very diverse, with just about every
country in the world represented among U.S. immigrants1
. However, due to unawareness of new
customs and norms during initial resettlement in the United States by these immigrants and
migrants, some end up in situations leading to deportation. This is why the United Immigrants
and Migrants Assimilation Project has been established to guide new immigrants in making the right choices in overcoming barriers to successful resettlement. Therefore, decreasing the
number of immigrants and migrants being deported from the United States due to unawareness
of barriers of new customs and norms during the resettlement period.
United Immigrants and Migrants Assimilation Project (UIMAProject) is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, New York, United States. The organization provides settlement programs and related services aimed at providing newcomer and recently arrived immigrants and migrants to make informed decisions, successfully integrate and support their needs to build networks within their new communities so they can participate socially, culturally, , civically, and economically in the USA. We aim to provide services to Caribbean immigrants during and post migration, but all individuals who may benefit from our programs are welcome to participate. We also provide services for new and recently arrived returning residents (deported/involuntary returned residents) to the Caribbean
We connect immigrants and migrants with resources and also conduct Awareness Workshops on education to job opportunities, rights, and responsibilities, connections to increase access to housing, healthcare, self-management, and immigration services. We are out to help immigrants, migrants, and involuntary returnees to adapt to their new communities here in the United States and abroad (Caribbean). Upon deportation, we assist with basic clothing and connection to resources for successful settlement. Our plans will include housing homeless returning residents aka deported who are ready and able to work on re-establishing themselves in their new home.
Make a Difference!
Get Involved
Join us in empowering immigrants and migrants to build a better future! As a volunteer, you can make a meaningful impact by offering support, mentorship, and resources to those adapting to new communities. Be part of the change today!
Whistleblowing Policy
United Immigrants And Migrants Assimilation Project, Inc. (UIMAProject) expects all of its trustees
and staff to uphold the highest level of integrity when working for UIMAProject. It also encourages all its
people ( Including its trustees, members, employees,, trainees, agency workers, and volunteers) to report
any wrongdoing they are concerned about at you UIMAProject. It considers whistleblowing a positive
act that is in the interest of the UIMAProject.
Conflict Of Interest Policy
The purpose of the conflict of interest policy is to protect United Immigrants and
Migrants Assimilation Project, Inc. (hereinafter the “non-profit”) interest when it is
contemplating entering into a transaction or arrangement that might benefit the private
interest of an officer or director of the non-profit or might result in a possible excess
benefit transaction. This policy is intended to supplement but not replace any applicable
state and federal laws governing conflict of interest applicable to nonprofit and charitable
organizations.
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Your generosity helps provide education, programs, and resources that enable immigrants, migrants, and returning residents to thrive. Every donation makes a difference in creating a just and supportive community.