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Title: Legal Technical Mentorship program
Procurement
Dept. of Social Svcs/Human Resources Administration (HRA)
Immigrant Advocates Response Collaborative, Inc.
150 State Street 4th Floor, Albany, NY, 12207
Human Services/Client Services
Competitive Sealed Proposals/Pre-Qualified List
12/8/2025
Award
$1,200,000.00

PIN#06925P0003001

Judgment is required in evaluating competing proposals, and it is in the best interest of the City to require a balancing of price, quality and other factors.
Description

The purpose of the MOIA Legal Technical Mentorship (MOIA LTM) program is to support MOIA LSCs and the community at large by focusing on the following goals: a. Increase the substantive and operational knowledge, skills, and ability of LSCs and their staff to provide immigration legal information and services to higher volumes of low-income immigrant New Yorkers. b. Increase the substantive and operational knowledge, skills, and ability of LSCs and their staff to effectively identify and handle immigration cases of increasing complexity, and serve clients presenting with special challenges or needs. c. Build and strengthen community, cohesion, communication, co-development, information and capacity sharing, and referral practices among LSCs and the broader professional community. d. Maximize the strengths and capabilities of each LSC to increase the collective service capacity of the whole. e. Increase citywide capacity for the delivery of immigration legal services that are free, high-quality, community-rooted, culturally and linguistically responsive, and responsive to the diverse and emerging needs of immigrant New Yorkers.  

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