Can you guide me to resources that help farmworkers find out more about their rights or about access to affordable housing, health care, education, community organizing for farmworkers, immigrants or rural communities, or workers' rights and workplace safety?

Several national, regional and state organizations provide information for farmworkers on health, education and workers rights.  For more information, visit National Center for Farmworker Health, Inc.,

What do I have to show in order to be eligible to get services from your organization?

CRLA Foundation provides legal services at no cost to people whose income is 125% or below of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. For the current year Guidelines, visit http://aspe.hhs.gov/POVERTY/index.shtml

How can I get more information about my immigration case from the government?

The U.S. government, through the Department of Homeland Security, provides information through the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, www.uscis.gov.