Join the Utah Immigrant Advocacy Coalition in supporting immigrant families in Utah as they fight to stay together during these uncertain times. By giving to the Immigrant Family Unity Fund, we honor Utah’s own history of resilience, community, and compassion. Together, we can carry forward these values and ensure that every family has the chance to remain whole. When we stand united, we don’t just strengthen immigrant families, we strengthen Utah itself.

The Salt Lake Community Bail Fund has partnered with over a dozen local organizations to provide volunteer training, supporting individuals attending their court or immigration hearings.

You can register for the volunteer training below. Volunteers will provide 'Know Your Right ’ information, connect people impacted to community resources, and more.

Click here for Spanish training

The No More a Stranger Foundation offers free immigration services to immigrants in the state of Utah. Volunteering not only gives you the chance to give back, but also to deepen your understanding of immigration law.

As a volunteer, you’ll gain access to free or discounted legal training materials and classes.

Scroll down to explore current opportunities for translators, non-lawyers, lawyers, and law students.

Ogden United with Immigrants is seeking volunteers to help individuals at risk of detention complete essential forms and legal documents.  

They are primarily looking for those fluent in both English and Spanish, but may need other languages as well.  If you have other potentially applicable skills, please let them know in the volunteer form.

No legal background required- training provided.

What you will do:

- Help community members fill out documents clearly and accurately.

- Provide translation support to empower families by helping them be prepared.

Join Comunidades Unidas in their Salt Lake County Immigrant Peoples Agenda Campaign and be part of a powerful movement to uplift and protect immigrant and working-class communities. Together, we’re fighting for fair workplace protections, stronger tenant rights, access to healthcare, an end to ICE collaboration, and greater civic engagement.

Whether you’re an immigrant, ally, student, or community member, your voice and energy are needed to build a more just and inclusive Utah. Get involved today; sign up, attend a meeting, and bring a friend to join the movement!

Participate in the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Commission on Immigration’s Immigration Court Observation & Awareness Project. This includes a self-paced course that is designed to prepare you with the knowledge and tools you’ll need to observe immigration court proceedings effectively.

Through videos, written guidance, and practical checklists, you’ll learn:

1. How the immigration court system works

2. When and where to observe hearings

3. How to accurately complete the court observation form so the Commission can collect reliable data

By joining the court observation project, volunteers play a vital role in helping the Commission track court trends, identify systemic issues, and strengthen advocacy for access to counsel and due process protections.