AWE helps people and families with low incomes get the food support they need while they work toward becoming more independent. They check if their clients can get Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or food stamps, help them fill out the forms, and work to make sure more people have enough food through outreach, education, and speaking up for their needs.

AWE offers fun and helpful activities for Spanish-speaking young people, ages 15 to 25, who had to leave their home countries. These activities help them feel better, connect with others, and learn about different cultures.
Services include therapeutic body work, field trips, music therapy, healthy relationships classes, and peer support groups facilitated by the HEAL Refugee Health and Asylum Collaborative. For more information clickHERE to complete the Youth Services Referral Form

They help people get the physical and mental health care they need in ways that respect their language and culture. Many asylum seekers and forced migrants have a hard time getting health care because of language problems, money issues, and other challenges. They help by setting up doctor visits, going with them to appointments, teaching about health in the U.S., and connecting them to counselors. They also offer group therapy, wellness classes, and visits from a mobile health clinic.
AWE also partners with HEAL Refugee Health and Asylum Collaborative to give clients access to healthcare and support that understands past hard experiences and treats people with respect. ClickHERE for more information.

AWE gives things people the materials and supplies that they may need right away, like food from their pantry and grocery deliveries, as well as clothes, soap, and diapers.