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Home Sources & approach

Trust should be something you can check.

See where our information comes from, what we review, and what a resource listing can and cannot tell you.

We show the source

Resource listings link to official organizations or agencies. Guides identify the sources and the date of the actual review.

A checked link is not an open appointment

A listing review does not confirm personal eligibility, an available place, a fixed price, or endorsement. Ask the provider to confirm the details that matter to you.

We keep different kinds of help distinct

General information helps you prepare. Qualified providers answer individual legal and clinical questions. Direct crisis support stays separate from our ordinary contact channels.

We correct what changes

Tell us about a broken link or unclear listing through our published correction channel when it is available. Please share the page address and the issue, not personal case records.

Different checks mean different things.

Source-page review checks the general service description and starting link. Provider contact, costs, languages, individual eligibility, and intake availability are separate checks. We mark them not confirmed until evidence supports them.

One supplied resource, Immigrants Rising, could not be rechecked because its website was unavailable to our source checker. It is retained for review and excluded from the active directory.

Resource source records

What a checked date means

Guide facts and changing numbers carry source links and checked dates. A checked date records when the source was read. It is not a statement that an attorney or clinician reviewed the page. Guides are general information; for individual legal or clinical questions, speak with a qualified professional.

Header images

Page headers use short, silent video scenes to introduce each topic. They show everyday life, not the people or situations described on the page. Phones and reduced-motion settings show a still image until you choose to play.