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Advocacy and Legal Services

OLA Advocates 
for Your Rights

We help you to understand your rights and confront and handle workplace exploitation, domestic violence, sexual assault, unlawful eviction threats, immigration matters, and discrimination in the schools. 

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Workplace Exploitation

If you have experienced wage theft, sexual harassment, discrimination, or other abuse or exploitation in the workplace, OLA will advocate on your behalf.

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Immigration

OLA’s Immigration Legal Services program provides free legal services and representation to eligible community members residing on the East End.

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Our immigration attorneys and legal advocate help clients regularize their immigration status in cases involving lawful permanent residency (“green card”), work visas, U and T visas, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, the Violence Against Women Act, asylum, removal, and more.

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Our attorneys also hold legal clinics and public forums to inform community members about immigration law and policy.

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When OLA cannot accept a case, we partner with other trusted immigration attorneys and nonprofit organizations to connect you to the legal services you need.

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Click below for immigration inquiries.

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Housing/Eviction

As a tenant, you have rights! Unlawful evictions, threats, and other kinds of exploitation of tenants are all too common on the East End.

 

OLA will help you to understand your rights as a tenant so that you can confront your landlord from a place of strength and knowledge. ​

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School Access

If you encounter barriers related to enrolling your child in school, receiving special needs services for your child, or communicating with school personnel, OLA will help you navigate this process to ensure that your child’s right to an education is respected.

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Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence

We know that reporting sexual assault or domestic violence to the police takes courage, especially if you are an immigrant or an immigrant parent of a child who has been assaulted.

 

OLA helps victims of these crimes understand and navigate processes that are often confusing, connects you to domestic violence agencies and shelters, and will accompany you to meetings with police and other officials as you pursue your case.

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In Person

2 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

Please contact us to schedule a meeting.

If you can’t get to us, we can come to you.

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OLA of Eastern Long Island, Inc. (Organización Latino Americana) is a Latino-focused nonprofit advocacy organization working in Long Island’s five East End towns. OLA is a 501c3 public charity.

Federal Tax ID #: 43-1997489.

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P.O. Box 278

Sagaponack, NY

11962

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2 Newtown Lane

East Hampton, NY

11937

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Where We Work

Founded and based in East Hampton, we work in the villages and hamlets of the Towns of East Hampton, Southampton, Riverhead, Southold, and Shelter Island.

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