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{{toplink|url=http://www.friendsfw.org|name=friendsfw.org}}'''Friends of Farmworkers'''.
{{toplink|url=http://www.friendsfw.org|name=friendsfw.org}}'''Friends of Farmworkers''' introduces itself with the line, "Working to improve the lives of Pennsylvania's low-wage workforce," and {{gives}}<blockquote>Friends of Farmworkers provides direct legal services to:
"Working to improve the lives of Pennsylvania's low-wage workforce," and {{gives}}<blockquote>Friends of Farmworkers provides direct legal services to:
*Low wage immigrant workers throughout the state of Pennsylvania, with focus on farmworkers, mushroom workers, food processing workers and landscapers.
*Low wage immigrant workers throughout the state of Pennsylvania, with focus on farmworkers, mushroom workers, food processing workers and landscapers.
*Income-eligible groups or organizations, where individuals members are eligible clients.
*Income-eligible groups or organizations, where individuals members are eligible clients.
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[[Category:Serves-Immigrants]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]]
[[Category:Serves-Immigrants]][[Category:Serves-Low_Income_People]]

Latest revision as of 00:05, 18 April 2017

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Friends of Farmworkers introduces itself with the line, "Working to improve the lives of Pennsylvania's low-wage workforce," and gives the following descriptive information:

Friends of Farmworkers provides direct legal services to:

  • Low wage immigrant workers throughout the state of Pennsylvania, with focus on farmworkers, mushroom workers, food processing workers and landscapers.
  • Income-eligible groups or organizations, where individuals members are eligible clients.


Friends of Farmworkers also provides community education, training and technical assistance to:

  • Social Service Agencies.
  • Legal Service Agencies and the Private Bar.
  • Policymakers.

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