United We Dream - Approved

• Mission / Overview: United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led network in the United States. It works to empower immigrant youth—especially undocumented youth—to organize, advocate, and enact policy changes, build community, and lift up voices of those facing immigration barriers. Its vision is a society that values immigrant dignity and justice, and where immigration status is not a barrier to living full lives. The network reaches millions of people through digital organizing, local hubs, advocacy campaigns, and youth leadership development.
• • Owner
    Alexander Castro
  • Created On
    09-18-2021
  • Updated On
    10-06-2025
  • Update Reminder
    08-01-2026

• How To Contact

  • Name
    National Hotline
  • Phone
    (844) 363-1423
  • Fax
    N/A
  • Email
    confidential@unitedwedream.org
  • Address
    Website Only
  • City
    San Francisco
  • State
    CA

• More Information

  • Start Date
    10-06-2025
  • Expiration Date
    10-29-2026
  • Eligibility
    free
  • Fee
    0.00
  • Organization
    United We Dream
  • Zip Code
    0

• Helpful Links

  • Main Program URL
    https://unitedwedream.org/
  • Top 5 things you should know about DACA
    https://homeishere.us/top-5-things-you-should-know-about-daca-being-restored/
  • Application Prep Session
    https://homeishere.us/#live-sessions
  • Stay Ready With a Preparedness Packet
    https://unitedwedream.org/resources/stay-ready-with-a-preparedness-packet/

• Detailed Information

  • Programs & Services:

    • MigraWatch Hotline: A national hotline to report ICE / CBP activity and receive support or guidance.

    • Leadership & Organizing Hubs: Local chapters (“hubs”) that organize community members in states and cities to lead campaigns, mobilize for policy, and build grassroots power.

    • Advocacy & Policy Campaigns: National and state efforts pushing for immigration reforms, protections for DACA, pathways to citizenship, deportation defense, and immigrant rights.

    • DACA & Legal Resources: Resource pages and referrals for DACA support, renewal assistance, guidance on legal processes, and partner organizations.

    • UndocuHealth & Mental Health Support: Initiatives to support mental health, wellness, and health access for undocumented communities.

    • Safe Spaces & Accountability Practices: Standards and practices to maintain physically and digitally safe environments, conflict mediation, restorative justice trainings, and codes of conduct for staff, volunteers, and community.

    • Digital Organizing, Education & Mobilization: Use of technology, social media, campaigns, petitions, and public education to mobilize immigrant rights support and pressure elected officials.

    Notes / Limitations:

    • United We Dream is not a direct legal services provider—they do not represent individuals in court or provide legal representation.

    • Many of their resources are referral-based; for direct immigration legal help, they often link to or partner with legal service organizations.

    • As a volunteer- and youth-led network, their capacity, response times, and presence in certain geographies may vary.

    • Some programs (e.g. local hubs, leadership pipelines) require engagement in organizing and membership in local communities.

    • Hotline support is limited to reporting enforcement activity; it is not equivalent to full legal advice.

• Eligibility Information

  • States
    • CA
  • Counties
    • Alameda County
    • Contra Costa County
    • Marin County
    • San Francisco County
    • San Mateo County
    • Sonoma County
  • Cities
  • Zipcodes
  • School Districts
  • Age Groups
    • Teen
    • Adult
  • Languages Served
  • Family Incomes
  • Insurance Providers

• Files