Empowered Immigrant Women Unite!
ABOUT US
ABOUT US
At Empowered Immigrant Women Unite!, we strive to provide the tools and resources necessary for immigrant women to move out of poverty and become more self-reliant. Through our programs and services, we are dedicated to providing education, employment, and healthcare resources to immigrant women living in Lewiston-Auburn. To make women's voices heard, overcome gender barriers to career success, support their leadership in the community, promote their ideas for bringing about racial and gender inequality, and develop and manage their platform for change.
WELCOME
You are an immigrant in a new country with a culture that is completely different from
what you’ve known before. You struggle to find a path to success in America, but
language and cultural differences create barriers to success. You aren’t sure what
resources are available to help make success possible. We help guide immigrants youth,
women and families in their efforts to build healthy, successful lives in Maine.
Whether you have recently arrived or have been here for many years, EIWU can
help. Our programs and resource center can help break down cultural and educational
barriers while providing mentoring and support.
OUR MISSION
Empowered Immigrant Women Unite! (EIWU) is a 501©3 non-profit organization. Our mission is to empower immigrant women from all communities and generations, to boost their self-esteem by achieving victories together both large and small, and to mentor immigrant mothers and girls living in Lewiston-Auburn in the ways of successfully moving out of poverty into stable, prosperous, andhealthy lives.
OUR MISSION
As a society, we need to work towards providing resources and support for those experiencing homelessness, including women, to help them get back on their feet and regain stability in their lives.
Services Offered:
Mental illness symptom management
Relapse prevention and crisis planning skills
Interpersonal communication skills
Employment-related transitions
Independent living skills
Community resource utilization
Medical education/management
Household management
Transition to community living