Message from the Executive Director
Dear Mozaic community,
In this blessed month, our community gathers not only to worship, but to uplift. Ramadan comes each year to realign us, to remind us that what we give for the sake of Allah is never lost.
Allah says:
“The example of those who spend their wealth for the sake of Allah is like a seed that grows seven ears; in every ear is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies for whom He wills.” (2:261)
“The example of those who spend their wealth for the sake of Allah is like a seed that grows seven ears; in every ear is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies for whom He wills.” (2:261)
In a time when many are carrying responsibilities and uncertainties, generosity may feel heavier — yet it is precisely in such moments that trust in Allah deepens.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Give charity without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity.” (Tirmidhi – Hasan)
“Give charity without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity.” (Tirmidhi – Hasan)
At Mozaic, we witness this promise unfold daily. A rent payment becomes stability. A sewing class becomes dignity. A youth mentorship becomes direction. A warm meal becomes reassurance that someone cares.
Ramadan is not only about personal worship — it is about collective elevation. When 190 women stand in qiyam, when volunteers prepare quietly behind the scenes, when supporters give with sincerity — this is faith made visible.
Your support is not a transaction. It is a partnership in building lives, strengthening families, and nurturing faith in our community.
May Allah accept from you your fasting, your prayer, and the الخير you extend — seen and unseen.
Ramadan Mubarak
Raghad Bushnaq
Founder & Executive Director
Mozaic
Founder & Executive Director
Mozaic
The Mozaic Digest
This digest brings you the latest breaking news on U.S. and international policies affecting Syria and refugee populations, offering clear updates on the decisions shaping our community.
U.S. Government Signals Possible Diplomatic Shift in Syria
In February, the U.S. State Department notified Congress of preliminary planning related to a potential phased reopening of the U.S. Embassy in Damascus, which has been closed since 2012. No official reopening date has been announced, and any change would depend on security conditions and further government approvals.
If implemented, this could affect future diplomatic engagement, consular services, and U.S.–Syria relations.
If implemented, this could affect future diplomatic engagement, consular services, and U.S.–Syria relations.
Adjustment of U.S. Military Presence in Northeast Syria
Late-February reporting indicates that U.S. forces have begun withdrawing from a primary military base in northeast Syria, while maintaining a limited presence at other locations. This adjustment reflects evolving U.S. operational priorities in Syria and may influence regional security conditions and humanitarian access in affected areas.
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Syrians Under Supreme Court Review
In late February, the U.S. government submitted a request to the U.S. Supreme Court seeking permission to proceed with ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Syrians currently residing in the United States. TPS allows eligible Syrians to remain in the U.S. and work legally due to ongoing unsafe conditions in Syria.
A lower court order currently blocks the termination from taking effect while legal review continues.
A lower court order currently blocks the termination from taking effect while legal review continues.
Federal Court Ruling Affects U.S. Deportation Procedures
In February, a U.S. federal court ruled that deporting individuals to countries other than their country of origin without adequate notice or opportunity to challenge removal does not meet required legal standards. While not Syria-specific, the ruling affects U.S. immigration enforcement procedures that may impact Syrians navigating removal or immigration proceedings.
🔗 Source: Associated Press
https://apnews.com/article/148cee2906dc7286b074116d3eec6fd4
https://apnews.com/article/148cee2906dc7286b074116d3eec6fd4
Mozaic Highlights
Unplug & Play
On Sunday, February 1st, Mozaic’s new youth initiative PULSE hosted its first event, Unplug & Play — an engaging afternoon for children filled with screen-free games, hands-on activities, and creative fun. Held from 3:00–5:00 PM, the event offered kids the chance to connect, play, and explore in a supportive and interactive environment.
PULSE (Promoting Unity, Leadership, and Skill-building Experiences) is Mozaic’s youth-led leadership and mentorship program, designed to help young people build confidence, skills, and purpose while turning ideas into meaningful action. This first event allowed PULSE youth to plan, organize, and lead activities, putting their training and mentorship into practice for the community.
The afternoon featured a variety of interactive games, collaborative challenges, and creative exercises — all designed to encourage children to engage with peers, have fun, and learn through play. By combining entertainment with intentional, screen-free engagement, Unplug & Play highlighted PULSE’s mission to empower youth through responsibility, leadership, and real-world experience, while inspiring the next generation to take initiative and make a positive difference.
Mid-Shaaban Ibadah Program
On Monday, February 2nd, Mozaic hosted a special Mid-Sha’ban Ibadah Program, bringing community members together to pray, reflect, and seek spiritual renewal at the midpoint of Sha’ban. The program offered a peaceful and purposeful space for attendees to pause from daily routines and focus on worship and contemplation.
Our CEO, Raghad Bushnaq, led the session with a heartfelt reminder, emphasizing reflection, gratitude, and preparation for the blessings of the coming month of Ramadan. Participants engaged in collective prayer, reflection, and quiet moments of personal supplication, fostering a sense of spiritual connection and communal unity.
This gathering highlighted Mozaic’s commitment to nurturing faith, reflection, and community, providing members with an opportunity to grow spiritually while connecting with others who share a dedication to mindful worship.
Barakah Boutique - Green Sale
On Saturday, February 7th, Mozaic hosted the Barakah Boutique Green Sale, offering a curated selection of donated clothing at affordable prices. From 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, community members explored racks filled with children’s and adult clothing, including casual wear, formal attire, dresses, and cultural garments — all available at budget-friendly prices.
The event provided an opportunity for families to access high-quality clothing while promoting sustainability and community support, as all items were generously donated. Attendees enjoyed browsing a wide variety of pieces, connecting with others in the community, and leaving with wardrobe finds that combined style, practicality, and cultural pride.
The Green Sale showcased Mozaic’s commitment to resource-sharing, community engagement, and environmentally conscious initiatives, creating a meaningful space where families could meet their needs while supporting one another.
Many of the beneficiary families were pleased to be able to shop for brand new and gently used outfits for free. Here’s some feedback from them:
“I appreciate the hard work of Mozaic’s staff, this gathering had a more meaningful meaning, beyond the shopping experience. The beauty of our religion and empathy were displayed. My heart was filled with joy, I thought I was in my homeland and at home.” – Z
Food Box Distribution
On Thursday, February 12th, Mozaic, in partnership with IMF, packed Ramadan Food Boxes for families across the DMV. These families consist of refugees, asylum seekers, single mothers, converts, cancer stricken patients and other families that we have supported through various educational programs and direct assistance.
Thanks to the generosity of donors, each box was filled with essential food items such as rice (two 10lb bags), dates (4.4lb box), packs of pasta, canned tuna, olives, ghee, cooking oil, olive oil, legumes, date cookies, vermicelli and more, to help families break their fast with dignity, nourishment, and care during the blessed month of Ramadan.
This distribution reflects Mozaic’s commitment to supporting families facing food insecurity, including refugees and newly arrived households. By combining community generosity with intentional action, the program ensured that families had access to culturally appropriate, wholesome meals — bringing comfort, relief, and the spirit of Ramadan to those in need.
The event highlighted the power of collective giving and community partnership, turning donations into tangible support and meaningful impact for families navigating challenging circumstances.
A special thanks to the IMF volunteers for collaborating with Mozaic again this year.
Annual Ramadan Community Iftar: Lanterns of Syria
On Sunday, February 22, 2026, Mozaic hosted its Annual Ramadan Community Iftar at The Westin Washington Dulles Airport Hotel, bringing together families, community leaders, and partners for an evening rooted in reflection, unity, and service. This year’s gathering aligned with our Lanterns of Syria initiative, highlighting themes of light, dignity, and rebuilding hope for families affected by war and displacement.
Our Board Member and Marketing Department Head walked the audience through Mozaic’s mission and vision, grounding them in measurable impact. From refugee families served and meals distributed to youth programs, vocational training, and community initiatives, he illustrated how our values translate into tangible outcomes and lasting change.
The program featured thoughtful reminders and reflections from Dr. Altaf Husein, PhD, MSW, Vice President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, and Dr. Hassan Zahwa, Vice Chair of ADAMS Fairfax and global health informatics leader. Their insights shed light on ongoing humanitarian needs in Syria and inspired attendees to take meaningful action in support of vulnerable families.
Nasheed performances by ADAMS BEAT — America’s first Masjid youth choir — and Brother Ghuydar Bashmaf added a soulful, uplifting dimension to the evening, creating a reflective and celebratory atmosphere.
Our CEO, Raghad Bushnaq, reflected on Mozaic’s 10-year journey — from its humble beginnings serving a few families with limited resources, to becoming a trusted pillar of support for refugees and the wider community. She shared the struggles, milestones, and collective sacrifices that shaped Mozaic’s growth, and highlighted how faith, perseverance, and community solidarity carried the organization to where it stands today.
Guests enjoyed an evening of fellowship, music, and opportunities to engage with Mozaic’s broader initiatives, including projects supporting homes for displaced Syrian families.
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors and supporters, this iftar brought the community together to celebrate faith, strengthen connections, and contribute to a collective impact for families locally and internationally.
Ladies Ramadan Qiyaam: A Night of Prayer and Reflection
On Saturday, February 28, Mozaic hosted a Ladies Ramadan Qiyaam from 11:00 PM to 3:00 AM, providing women in our community a sacred space to spend the night in prayer, du’a, and reflection.
The evening offered moments of deep spiritual connection, as attendees engaged in collective worship, heartfelt supplications, and meaningful reminders that fostered mindfulness and devotion during the blessed month of Ramadan. The program created a peaceful environment for women to strengthen their relationship with Allah, reflect on personal growth, and immerse themselves in the spiritual significance of the night.
This gathering highlighted Mozaic’s commitment to supporting women in their spiritual journeys, nurturing community, and fostering an atmosphere of reflection, serenity, and devotion.
In the Spotlight
Volunteer of the Month
Dana Atiyat
Born and raised in Jordan, she moved to the United States at 15, first living in New York before settling in Virginia, where she has now been for 13 years. With a background in Visual Communications, she has always had a passion for creativity and design. A mother of four and small business owner, she loves creating meaningful projects that bring people together, especially within the Muslim community.
Her journey with Mozaic began through her close relationship with Mozaic’s founder, Raghad Bushnaq. She helped launch and manage the very first Kids Sirah Club, which met weekly at the library for several years. Being part of Mozaic’s early grassroots efforts created a deep connection to the mission from the very beginning. For her, volunteering is a natural extension of her faith and talents. She believes each person is gifted with skills by Allah and should use them in service of others. Contributing her creativity and organizational strengths to Mozaic felt meaningful, and over time, the team became like family.
One of her favorite experiences was helping organize community gatherings, especially last year’s Eid celebration for local refugee families. Seeing families come together in joy and unity reminded her that “strong communities are built by ordinary people who choose to show up with sincere hearts.” To her, community service means investing in something bigger than yourself, showing up with sincerity and intention to help others feel valued and connected. We are so grateful for the dedication, creativity, and heart she continues to bring to Mozaic.
Story of the Month
Farida Al-Bitar
For Fareeda Al-Bitar, the journey from Jordan to the United States has been shaped by faith, identity, and the timeless beauty of the Arabic letter. An American of Jordanian and Syrian origin now living in Chantilly, Virginia, Fareeda has transformed her lifelong passion for Arabic calligraphy into a meaningful artistic project that carries culture across borders.
Her love for calligraphy began years ago, but after immigrating, it became something deeper, a bridge connecting her to home. She first began by writing the names of her children and husband, finding comfort in the familiar curves of Arabic script. Over time, her work expanded to Quranic verses, where the elegance and spirituality of the language truly shine.
What started as a hobby soon grew into a side business she named “Nun,” inspired by the Quranic verse: “Nun. By the pen and what they inscribe.” Through “Nun,” Fareeda creates hand-written calligraphy pieces featuring Quranic verses and personalized names. Each artwork is uniquely designed, no two are ever the same, making them meaningful gifts and cherished additions to homes, especially children’s rooms where identity and culture are nurtured.
Her process is intentional and meticulous. A single piece can take days or even weeks to complete, as each stage builds carefully upon the last. In a world of mass production, Fareeda remains committed to the patience and precision of handcrafted art. Balancing her work with her responsibilities as a mother and wife is not without challenges, but what keeps her going is clear: her deep love for Arabic calligraphy and her desire to honor the beauty of the Quran. Seeing her artwork displayed in homes across her community reminds her that her work is more than decoration, it is connection.
What began as a personal passion has become a mission to spread beauty, spirituality, and cultural pride through art. Fareeda’s story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of staying connected to one’s roots, one letter at a time.
Blog of the Month
Ten Ramadans of Service: The Story Behind Mozaic Food Packages
For ten Ramadans, our community has come together to ensure families observing Ramadan have access to nourishing meals and the support they deserve. What began as a small effort has grown into a meaningful tradition of care, dignity, and solidarity.This month’s blog reflects on the story behind Mozaic’s Ramadan food packages — from the early days of packing a few boxes to now welcoming tens of families across the DMV area, many arriving with five to eight family members, carrying exhaustion, uncertainty, and hope in equal measure. It is a reminder that behind every package is a family rebuilding their lives, and a community choosing compassion.Through volunteers, donors, and partners, this initiative has become more than food distribution — it is a reflection of what it means to stand beside our neighbors during a sacred and meaningful time of year.
Read it on our blog: https://mozaicdmv.org/ten-ramadans-of-service-the-story-behind-mozaic-food-packages/
Mozaic Library Spotlight
Bloom & Grow: A Guided Ramadan Journey
This Ramadan, the Mozaic Library is proud to feature Bloom & Grow, an 82-page guided Ramadan tarbiya journal authored by our CEO, Raghad Bushnaq, under The Jasmine Tree platform.
Designed as a structured spiritual companion, Bloom & Grow combines daily written reflections within the journal itself with a complementary 30-minute daily women’s session that reinforces and supports the content. Each day’s reflection is intentionally paired with guided discussion, creating continuity between private contemplation and collective growth.
Rooted in purification, sincerity, gratitude, discipline, and consistency, the journal and sessions together offer a balanced path of inner cultivation and practical implementation.
Through initiatives like this, the Mozaic Library continues its mission of nurturing thoughtful faith, strengthening character, and building purposeful community.
Additional reflections and updates are shared through The Jasmine Tree Facebook page: Jasmine Tree FB
Partnerships
Thank You to Our Speakers & Performers: Lanterns of Syria
We are deeply grateful to the speakers and performers who partnered with us to make Lanterns of Syria a meaningful and inspiring evening. Their time, expertise, and talent helped create a program centered on reflection, service, and hope for families affected by war and displacement.
🎤 Featured Speakers
Dr. Altaf Husein
Vice President of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, Dr. Husein shared insights that encouraged reflection, resilience, and community service.
Dr. Hassan Zahwa
Vice Chair of ADAMS Fairfax and global health informatics leader, Dr. Zahwa offered perspectives on advocacy, community care, and rebuilding lives affected by conflict.
✨ Nasheed Performances
ADAMS BEAT
America’s first and only Masjid youth choir, ADAMS BEAT is made up of Muslim-American youth aged 7–16 from Northern Virginia. They perform at multi-faith and community events and have been featured at the U.S. Department of State, Kennedy Center, and other major venues. Founded in 2016 by Hurunnessa Fariad, the choir inspires youth through music, faith, and service.
Brother Ghuydar Bashmaf
A Syrian American nasheed artist from Aleppo, Brother Ghuydar shared performances rooted in rich Arabic, Circassian, and Turkish musical traditions, bringing a heartfelt connection to the program.
We sincerely thank all of our speakers and performers for their partnership — your contributions made Lanterns of Syria an evening of connection, reflection, and hope for our community.
Sponsorships
Grateful for Our Sponsors: Lanterns of Syria
Mozaic extends our heartfelt gratitude to the generous organizations who partnered with us to make our Annual Ramadan Community Iftar: Lanterns of Syria possible. Held on Sunday, February 22, 2026, this evening marked 10 years of Mozaic’s impact and centered on reflection, service, and rebuilding hope for families affected by war and displacement.
Despite challenging weather conditions, our community gathered in strong numbers. Our sponsors’ support helped bring this meaningful night to life — from the program and nasheed performances to the community bazaar and silent auction — and we encourage our community to support their work beyond the event.
🥇 Platinum Sponsor
Falafel Inc
A mission-driven Middle Eastern fast-casual restaurant serving the DMV, Falafel Inc is known for its authentic flavors and its powerful Eat for Good model — where every meal helps feed refugees in need through global humanitarian partnerships. Their sponsorship played a vital role in supporting Lanterns of Syria and advancing Mozaic’s humanitarian mission.
🥉 Bronze Sponsors
Crescent Foods
A trusted provider of halal food products nationwide, Crescent Foods’ support reflects a commitment to ethical sourcing, community care, and nourishing families with dignity.
Ashburn Orthodontics
A community-centered orthodontic practice serving families in Northern Virginia. Their sponsorship demonstrates a dedication to community wellness and meaningful local engagement.
🤝 Community Friends
Wellness Through Counseling
A culturally responsive, faith-informed counseling practice supporting individuals, couples, and families across the DMV. Their partnership reflects a deep commitment to healing, emotional well-being, and compassionate care.
IntegRiva Consulting
A values-driven consulting firm supporting organizations through strategic and community-focused solutions. Their support helped strengthen the collaborative spirit of the evening.
🎁 In-Kind Sponsors
Mubarak Paper Co
A faith-inspired stationery brand offering beautifully designed paper goods rooted in Islamic values. Their contribution added a thoughtful and meaningful touch to the event.
The Textured Brush
An artist-led brand specializing in hand-lettered and textured calligraphy. Their in-kind support enhanced the visual and creative elements of Lanterns of Syria.
We are deeply appreciative of all our sponsors for their generosity and trust. Their partnership allowed us to gather in community, honor resilience, and continue uplifting families rebuilding their lives with dignity and hope.
Donate Today
Help Build a Roof for a Displaced Family
Years of war have left countless Syrian families without a place to call home. Among them is a family of 12 — six adults and six children — who have been displaced repeatedly, forced to live in temporary spaces and pay rent they cannot afford.
Their original home still stands, but only with damaged walls and a collapsed ceiling. What they need is simple yet life-changing: rebuilding the walls and ceilings of three rooms and restoring basic electricity and water, so they can finally live with dignity, safety, and stability.
For this family, a repaired home means:
- No more moving every few months
- No more overwhelming rent draining their limited income
- A stable roof that protects children and allows adults to rebuild their lives
Contributions to this fund go directly toward construction materials, labor, and essential utilities. Each donation brings this family one step closer to sleeping under their own roof — safely, permanently, and with dignity.
We are grateful to share that we are currently in the process of completing our first house in Syria, marking an important milestone in this effort.
Give Your Zakat
This Ramadan, fulfill your zakat obligation by supporting families facing food insecurity — including refugee families, asylum seekers, and humanitarian parolees who are newly arrived and navigating immense hardship.
Many families are struggling to meet their most basic needs. Your zakat helps provide essential food assistance, allowing families to break their fast with dignity, nourishment, and care during this blessed month.
Your zakat is distributed in accordance with Islamic guidelines to those who are eligible and in need.
Give your zakat. Support vulnerable families. Multiply your reward this Ramadan.
Sponsor Ramadan Food Boxes
During the blessed month of Ramadan, access to nutritious and wholesome food is essential for families observing the fast. At Mozaic, we aim to support families in need by providing Ramadan Food Boxes filled with carefully selected essentials.
Each Ramadan Food Box includes staple items such as dates, rice, pasta, canned goods, and other pantry necessities, chosen to meet the dietary needs and preferences of those observing Ramadan.
Giving Options
- $260 — Provides one complete Ramadan Food Box for a family
- Any amount — Helps cover the cost of food items and supports families in need
Your contribution goes directly toward the purchase of food for these boxes, helping families observe Ramadan with dignity, nourishment, and peace of mind.
Fidya Eligible
For those unable to fast due to illness, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or old age, donations toward Ramadan Food Boxes may be given as fidya, helping feed those in need while fulfilling this obligation.
Together, we can make a meaningful difference for families during this sacred time.
Jazakum Allahu khayran for your continued support.
Sponsor Ramadan Meals on Wheels
During Ramadan, some families in our community face food insecurity while also navigating illness, age, disability, or limited mobility. Ramadan Meals on Wheels helps ensure they receive hot, nutritious, and culturally appropriate meals, delivered directly to their homes.
For many households, the month brings added financial and physical strain. Your support allows families to break their fast with a warm, wholesome meal, prepared with care and respect for their traditions.
Your Impact
- $15 — Provides one hot, nutritious meal
- $18 — Provides a complete iftar (hot meal, dates, and a drink)
Each meal offers more than nourishment — it brings comfort, dignity, and relief during a sacred time.
Every contribution makes a meaningful difference!
Upcoming Events
Eid Celebration for Mozaic Families
On Sunday, April 5th, Mozaic will be hosting a special Eid Party in Dewberry Hall at George Mason University, exclusively for our beneficiary families.
This celebration is dedicated to the refugee and immigrant families we serve — a day of joy, community, and meaningful moments for parents and children alike. As part of the celebration, we will be gifting toys to the children to ensure they feel the excitement and warmth of Eid.
We are inviting our community to help us make this day extra special by sponsoring $30 gift cards to be gifted to refugee children.
If you would like to support, you can contribute directly through our registry here:
👉 https://www.myregistry.com/organization/mozaic-sterling-va/4663302/giftlist
👉 https://www.myregistry.com/organization/mozaic-sterling-va/4663302/giftlist
Your generosity helps us turn Eid into a day filled with dignity, celebration, and lasting smiles.
Opportunities to Get Involved
New Volunteer Opportunity: Share Your Skills at Mozaic
Mozaic is looking for dedicated volunteers who are ready to share their skills, hobbies, and passions with our community! Whether you’re experienced in teaching ESOL, sewing, crochet, tutoring, art, fitness, or any other beneficial skill, we’d love to create meaningful programming around what you have to offer.
This is a beautiful opportunity to use your talents in service of others — building connection, confidence, and community along the way. Training and ongoing support will be provided to help you lead with ease and impact.
👉 Interested in sharing your skills? Sign up here: Mozaic Volunteer Interest Form
Join Us for Eid at Mozaic – Sunday, April 5th! 🌙✨
Mozaic is honored to host a special Eid Party exclusively for our beneficiary families on Sunday, April 5th.
This gathering is our way of celebrating you — the families we are blessed to serve. Join us for a joyful afternoon filled with food, fun activities for both kids and adults, and beautiful moments of connection as we come together to mark Eid.
We pray this celebration brings ease, happiness, and lasting memories to your home. We can’t wait to celebrate with you.
👉Sign up to volunteer here: Eid Celebration Volunteer Form
Resources for Immigrant Families in Northern Virginia
Below are trusted local and national organizations offering support to immigrant, refugee, and newcomer families in Northern Virginia. These resources provide assistance with healthcare, mental health, housing, education, employment, financial stability, and legal services.
🩺 Healthcare & Mental Health Support
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Northern Virginia
Free support groups, mental health education, and multilingual resources to help individuals and families navigate mental health challenges.
HealthWorks for Northern Virginia
Low-cost medical, dental, and behavioral health services for uninsured, underinsured, and immigrant families.
Neighborhood Health
Federally Qualified Health Centers offering primary care, behavioral health, women’s health, and dental services with sliding-scale fees.
🏠 Housing & Financial Support
United Way 211 Virginia
Free 24/7 hotline and online directory that connects families to housing assistance, food resources, financial support, and other services.
📞 Dial 2-1-1 | 🔗 https://211virginia.org/
Coordinated Services Planning (Fairfax County)
Helps families access emergency food, shelter placement, utility support, and short-term financial assistance. Interpretation services available.
📞 (703) 222-0880 | 🔗 https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/topics/registerapply
🎓 Education & Youth Resources
Parent Resource Center – Fairfax County Public Schools
Workshops, one-on-one support, special education guidance, and multilingual resources to help parents advocate for their children’s education.
Loudoun Literacy Council
English classes, reading support, and family literacy programming to strengthen learning at home and school.
Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC)
Youth programs, ESL classes, family support, and refugee resettlement services in the region.
💼 Employment, Skills & Financial Empowerment
Virginia Career Works – Northern Region
Career centers providing job search assistance, training opportunities, resume help, and workforce resources at no cost.
CASA
Offers workforce development, workers’ rights education, financial literacy support, and job readiness programs for immigrant workers.
⚖️ Immigration & Legal Assistance
Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON)
Provides low-cost and pro bono immigration legal services including TPS, asylum, family petitions, and work authorization support.
ImmigrationHelp.org
A free nonprofit online platform offering step-by-step tools for completing immigration forms such as work permits, green card renewals, and DACA applications.
Restoration Immigration Legal Aid (RILA)
Pro bono immigration legal services focused on asylum and special immigrant juvenile cases.
Just Neighbors
Provides immigration legal services and referrals to help low-income immigrants navigate the immigration system.
Legal Aid Justice Center
Offers civil legal advocacy and representation on issues that affect immigrant and low-income families.
📝 Please note: Services, eligibility requirements, and availability may change. We encourage families to contact organizations directly or visit their websites for the most up-to-date information.
💛 Building stronger communities, one story at a time.
📩 Mozaic Support
For direct support, program questions, or to get involved, contact us:
Email: info@mozaicdmv.org
Phone: 202-989-9000
Email: info@mozaicdmv.org
Phone: 202-989-9000
✨ Donate today to sustain programs that nurture creativity, confidence, and community: mozaicdmv.org/donate
🙌 Volunteer with us and make a hands-on impact: mozaicdmv.org/volunteer
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