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The Indian Village community came together in a big way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and support immigrant families in Detroit. Local leaders organized Ritmos y Raíces (“Rhythms and Roots”), a lively neighborhood fiesta filled with music, food, and celebration — all benefiting the Southwest Detroit Immigrant Resource Center (SWIRC). Thanks to the generosity of the organizers, sponsors, and guests, the event

Immigrants and refugees are central to Detroit’s economic resurgence and vitality. Their contributions to small business growth, job creation, and workforce stability have helped reverse decades of decline and keep the city moving forward. Small Business and Job Growth Immigrants own a significant share of Detroit’s small businesses, especially in neighborhoods like Southwest Detroit. Programs from organizations such as Global

Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back with your skills? We need your help! The Southwest Detroit Immigrant and Refugee Center (SWIRC) is seeking two dedicated volunteers to support our mission of serving immigrants and refugees through legal services and community support. Whether you’re a creative communicator or a behind-the-scenes tech pro, these flexible, remote-friendly opportunities are

There will be no clinics or consultations from December 20 to 31. Starting January 3 we will be again available for remote consultations and in-person clinic appointments.

We are taking a break for Thanksgiving, clinics and calls resume November 29.

We need more volunteers, come out to help our clients!

Our team ran $92 all together and raised just over $100 per mile!

This weekend we are Running for Refugees, join the team and support housing for the most vulnerable!

The home of the Southwest Legal Clinic is once again open to the public, appointments are still recommended

Wondering about the SIV process, we can help!