Immigrant Pathways Colorado was founded in 2009 to support self-development activities and the integration of immigrants and refugees into the Denver Metro area. Immigrant Pathways Colorado is a community-supported 501(c)3 organization.
Your help is needed to provide a warm welcome to the Metro area’s newest neighbors. Donate today!
Immigrant Pathways Colorado partners with a number of metro-wide organizations, including the Littleton Immigrant Resource Center (LIRC) at Bemis Public Library in Littleton. There are many opportunities to volunteer with the Center as a citizenship or English-language mentor, in the office, and on special projects. Call 303-795-3968 or click here to volunteer with the LIRC!
“Becoming a citizen of the United States is very important to me because it gives me a better tomorrow and an opportunity to get to the next level in my life as a mother and first and foremost a woman. It will help me be successful.” ~Estela from Mexico
Thank you to our sponsors
Helen K. Amter, In Memorium