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Volunteer

By offering your time and skills, you help ensure immigrant neighbors don’t have to navigate a complex and intimidating legal system alone.

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers support our work in many ways. Whether you’re available regularly or occasionally, there’s a role where your time can make a difference—including:

Transportation & Accompaniment

Providing transportation and accompaniment to court hearings and legal appointments.
Be a steady, reliable presence when it matters most—helping clients get where they need to be safely and on time.

Administrative Support

Assisting with administrative tasks and community outreach.
Support behind-the-scenes work that keeps programs running and helps connect families to resources.

Accompaniment & Companionship

Offering companionship and reassurance during stressful legal processes.
Sometimes the most powerful support is simply showing up and reminding someone they are not alone.

Events & Program Support

Supporting events, fundraising efforts, and program logistics.
Help organize, set up, and support community events that make our work possible.

No prior legal experience is required. Training and ongoing support are provided.

What to Expect as a Volunteer

Volunteering with AIJN is about showing up where it matters most. You’ll help immigrant neighbors navigate a complex legal system—with training, guidance, and support every step of the way.

  • Orientation & training provided
    You’ll receive guidance and support before getting started—no prior legal experience is required.

  • Flexible ways to get involved
    Opportunities vary in time commitment and role, allowing you to participate in ways that fit your schedule and comfort level.

  • Ongoing support from our team
    Volunteers are never on their own. AIJN staff and coordinators are available to answer questions and provide assistance.

You can make a difference in someone’s life.


Volunteers are the backbone of AIJN’s work. By offering your time and skills, you help ensure immigrant neighbors are not navigating a complex and intimidating legal system alone.


Many of our volunteers describe their involvement as meaningful, eye-opening, and deeply human.

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