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AFIRE works with low-income Filipinx/a/os -- particularly domestic workers -- to provide Know Your Rights training, contract templates, and a support network of other workers. AFIRE also connects workers with legislators, government agencies, and other resources in their area.

211 Metro Chicago

AFIRE offers free private consultations with specialized attorneys for low-income families. In partnership with attorneys and other non-profits such as the Community Activism Law Alliance (CALA) and the Filipino American Lawyers Association (FALA). The clinics cover topics like immigration, employment and civil law.

211 Metro Chicago

AFIRE partners at Erie House and Palenque LSNA to provide low-cost application assistance for low-income immigrants in the Illinois. Quarterly clinics are held throughout the Chicago area with the assistance of licensed attorneys and volunteers.

211 Metro Chicago