Immigration Legal Aid for Haitian Neighbors From ALDEA in Reading
HOPE, the Haitian Outreach Program at ALDEA - The People's Justice Center, provides immigration legal aid to Haitians in the Reading area. It is led by native Kreyol-speaking advocates and volunteers who carry lived histories in their work, so help comes with cultural insight and an understanding of policies that target Haitian immigrants.
HOPE is for both newly arrived and long-established Haitians. The page does not list any other eligibility rules, and it does not describe the specific case types HOPE handles or how the program is different from ALDEA's other services.
To ask about HOPE, call the office at 484-877-8002 or reach ALDEA on WhatsApp at 484-409-9565. The office is at 532 Walnut Street, Reading, PA 19601.
The page gives few details about this program. It does not say what HOPE costs, so ask when you call. It also does not give office hours, whether you can walk in, or what papers to bring. ALDEA runs other immigration programs as well, including free walk-in HOLA Clinics and a low bono program whose initial consultations are always free, so it is worth asking which one fits your situation.
Source: aldeapjc.org/what-we-do, read September 18, 2026.
The details
In ALDEA - The People's Justice Center’s words
For both newly arrived and long-established Haitians, HOPE is legal aid rooted in solidarity and shared experience. Led by native Kreyol-speaking advocates and volunteers who carry lived histories in their work, HOPE builds trust, responds with cultural insight, and shields our clients from harmful policies targeting them. As the system turns hostile, HOPE stands firm with our Haitian neighbors.
Organization
ALDEA - The People's Justice Center
About this listing
This listing summarizes publicly available information from aldeapjc.org/what-we-do. Last recorded review: September 18, 2026. Contact the provider to confirm eligibility, hours and availability before you go. If something here is wrong, tell us.