From mid-March to mid-June 2022, we have worked with more than 15 asylum seekers subject to Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program who have been granted asylum or protection under the Convention Against Torture!
News & Updates
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To help take some weight off the shoulders of children’s sponsors, ProBAR has integrated interactive workshops via Zoom to help children and their sponsors complete pro se Change of Venue (COV) and pro se Change of Address (COA) forms, a necessary step to avoid a removal order in abstentia.
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After more than two years of primarily remote work, our ProBAR family is back in the office. Learn more about what this means for ProBAR in a message from our director, Kimi Jackson.
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After 2 years of working from home, ProBAR’s Shelter Services team has returned to providing in-person services at Office of Refugee Resettlement facilities across the Rio Grande Valley.
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In 2021, ProBAR served more than 26,000 individuals from over 30 countries and received over 5,000 hours of volunteer support. Learn more about our team’s work last year by viewing our ProBAR By the Numbers Infographic.
