FLAP's Work
Six interlocking practice areas — one mission
Advocacy, community navigation, outreach, economic mobility, health, and legal services — the work it takes to make sure low-wage workers and their families are treated with dignity
Watch
Alexandra Sossa, in her own words.
FLAP's CEO recognized as Advocate of the Month, December 2012.
Advocacy
Standing alongside workers in front of agencies, employers, and lawmakers — pushing for systemic change.
Learn moreCommunity Navigator
One-on-one navigation through housing, healthcare, immigration, education, and public benefits.
Learn moreOutreach and Education
Meeting workers where they are — in fields, packinghouses, churches, and consulates.
Learn moreEconomic Mobility
Financial empowerment programs, career pathways, and small-business support for working families.
Learn moreHealth
Occupational safety education, mental-health resources, and connections to free or low-cost care.
Learn moreLegal Services
Free legal help on wage theft, workplace safety, immigration, and community legal education.
Learn moreWhere we reach
13 states, 7 consulates.
FLAP partners with seven Consulates General — Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru — to bring social and legal services to low-wage workers across the United States.
Coverage by state & consulate
Which consulates partner with FLAP in each state we serve.
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