Detained Children's Program

Organization Details

Address:
1025 Connecticut Avenue NW,
Suite 701,
Washington,
DC,
20036
Phone
202-331-3320
Email:
adults@caircoalition.org; children@caircoalition.org
Program Contact email
Program Contact Phone
202-870-5843
Program uses Language Line (Y/N)
No
Program staff provide services in other lanuages
Spanish
Intake days/hours (walk-in)
CAIR does not conduct walk-in consultations.
Eligibility-residence-county
Maryland and Virginia
Program Description
Services for children (ages 9-17):
  • “Know Your Rights” presentations, individual consultations, and accompanying children to their first immigration court hearing in Arlington, Virginia, or Baltimore, Maryland.
  • CAIR also provides direct representation in removal proceedings to children seeking repatriation, children reunifying from ORR programs in Virginia with family members in Maryland, DC, and Virginia, and to children facing prolonged detention.
  • CAIR serves children through a combination of in-house representation and pro bono placement with local law firms.
  • If you have any questions about the services provided by the Detained Children’s Program please contact Nithya Nathan-Pineau, Program Director, Detained Children’s Program, at nithya@caircoalition.org.
If you have a family member or loved one who is detained, simply email or call CAIR to add him or her to the priority jail visit list. On the next visit to the jail, CAIR will call to speak with your family member or loved one and conduct an intake. The intake is the first step in determining if CAIR can help your family member or loved one.
Se habla español.
 
Immigration and Citizenship
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
Limited representation
Se habla Español
Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics
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