What does IVRP mean in IMMIGRATION

Services Provided

• IVRP provides a range of services to immigrant victims of crime, including:
  • Legal representation in criminal and immigration proceedings
  • Social services, such as counseling, case management, and referrals to other resources
  • Advocacy for policy changes that would benefit immigrant victims of crime

Mission and Values

• IVRP's mission is to provide legal and social services to immigrant victims of crime and to advocate for policy changes that would benefit them.
• IVRP's values include:
  • Client-centered: IVRP puts the needs of its clients first and foremost.
  • Trauma-informed: IVRP understands the unique challenges that immigrant victims of crime face and provides services in a trauma-informed way.
  • Interdisciplinary: IVRP staff members come from a variety of backgrounds, including law, social work, and public policy.
  • Collaborative: IVRP works in collaboration with other organizations and agencies to provide comprehensive services to immigrant victims of crime.

Impact

• IVRP has had a significant impact on the lives of immigrant victims of crime.
• Since its founding, IVRP has provided legal and social services to more than 10,000 immigrant victims of crime.
• IVRP has also advocated for policy changes that would benefit immigrant victims of crime, such as the passage of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).