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Our program has worked to serve and empower the immigrant community in Iowa since 1995 by providing low-cost immigration legal services, developing effective organizing strategies to address local concerns, and building leaders and coalitions to bring about positive systemic change.

We are the premier bilingual and bi-cultural Hispanic/Latino center in Council Bluffs.

Disability Rights IOWA aims to defend and promote the human and legal rights of Iowans who have disabilities and mental illness.

View our Handbook for Adult Guardians and Conservators to learn more about acting in these roles.

We are a neutral, fact-finding law enforcement agency that enforces the "Iowa Civil Rights Act of 1965", Iowa's anti-discrimination law.

Our mission is to be a forceful advocate in support of policies and services that address the needs of individuals and families striving for economic security.

Confidential counseling is available 24/7.

Enforcing laws that protect the buying public from false or misleading advertisements or sales practices.

Free legal help with civil law problems for eligible low-income Iowans.

For Iowans 60 and over, free legal help with civil law problems.

Public service provided by the Iowa State Bar Association.

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NOVA is the oldest national victim assistance organization of its type in the United States and is the recognized leader in victim advocacy, aducation and credentialing.

If you're looking for Renters Insurance Resources, you will find the information you seek on MoneyGeek.

A Renters Rights Guide may be found on MoneyGeek.

A Guide to Renting with a Disability has been published online by MoneyGeek.

Mediation is designed to quickly resolve conflict and develop mutually agreeable, creative solutions for the parties involved.

Open Monday - Thursday from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM, The Peer Center is a drop in center that provides groups and activities, as well as socialization and support.