A nonprofit organization
Since 2016, we have been committed to providing affordable, high-quality immigration legal services to low-income individuals and families. Our program is recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, allowing our nonprofit organization to provide immigration legal services through accredited representatives. Together with our immigration attorneys, we offer trusted guidance, advocacy, and support to individuals and families pursuing their immigration goals.
Our immigration attorneys and DOJ accredited representatives meet the highest standard for nonprofit immigration legal services
IHF's immigration attorneys and accredited representatives meet strict federal standards for immigration legal representation. We are recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice. Our services are always bilingual.
Real families. Real outcomes.
Immigration is hard work. We've been here for it since 2016.
A community-first approach
Our work is built on trust, dignity, and access.
Always there
Fees are set on a sliding scale based on your situation. Cost is never the reason someone walks away. Funded by donors, grants, and partner organizations.
Always bilingual
We work in both Spanish and English across every service, document, and interaction. Your language won't keep you from getting help.
Private + secure
Encrypted forms, private consultations, and confidential case handling. Your safety and privacy come first, especially in cases involving violence, abuse, or sensitive immigration status.
Community first
We are from this community. We live the same challenges. Every program is built with the families we serve, starting from the first conversation.
Built from the community,
for the community.
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2016Plaza founded
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2019Partnership with Family Justice Center
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2020Partnership with Safe Nest
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2020Partnership with CSN
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2024Started Alebrije mental health services
10 years.
19,000+ lives.
Since 2016, IHF has served nearly 1 in 6 immigrant households in Clark County. Every dollar raised goes to real people: children, parents, grandparents, and survivors building stable lives.