Sponsors

US Department of Justice
US Department of Health and Human Services
US Department of Labor
US Department of Commerce
Fairfax County, Virginia
Saint Anselm's Cross-Cultural Community Center
Office on Women's Health
Governor's Office of Crime Control & Prevention
Asian Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project
City of Raleigh CDD
Montgomery County Dept. of Health & Human Services
The Prince George's County Government
Government of the District of Columbia
US Department of Health & Human Services of Montgomery County

Foundations & Corporate

Doors of Hope
United Methodist Committee on Relief
Altria Foundation
AARP Foundation
Asian Pacific Islander American Health Forum
Association for the Study and Development of Communities
Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
Freddie Mac
Houston Katrina/Rita Fund
OAI., Inc
United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast
Camden Center for Youth Development., Inc
Freeman Foundation
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
The California Wellness Foundation
California Consumer Protection Foundation
Dollars General Foundation
CareFirst
American Express Foundation
The Corporation for National and Community Service
Community Technology Foundation of California
New Jersey Humanities Council
Maryland Humanities Council
North Carolina Humanities Council
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Humanities Council of Washington, DC
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Ms. Foundation
United Way and Combined Federal Campaign

BPSOS Panelist Addresses Hearing on Legal Services for Low-Income Mississippians

BILOXI, MS May 8, 2008 — Mississippi’s Vietnamese Americans have a great need for linguistically and culturally competent legal services, according to a panelist from Boat People SOS (BPSOS) who spoke Friday at a public hearing organized by the Mississippi Access to Justice Commission.

Boat People SOS-Biloxi Winds Down Role in Katrina Aid Today (KAT) Program

BILOXI, MS April 1, 2008 — After more than two years of helping 800 Mississippi families cope with Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath, the Biloxi office of Boat People SOS (BPSOS) is wrapping up its key role in the Katrina Aid Today (KAT) program.