What happened to TPS for Haiti
In June 2026, the Supreme Court cleared the way for the federal government to end Temporary Protected Status for Haiti. Roughly 300,000 people are affected. Work permits are set to expire and courts continue to issue conflicting orders — the legal status of TPS holders is changing week to week, which is exactly why direct, fast support matters right now.
Request emergency assistance
If you or someone you love is facing detention or deportation, tell us what's happening. A case coordinator follows up within 48 hours. Your information stays confidential.
Fund direct emergency relief
Every dollar moves straight to families — no overhead, no delays.
From the families and volunteers we work with
When my work permit case looked hopeless, YounPouLòt covered our lawyer's retainer within a week. I still have my job because of them.
Every donation goes out fast — no red tape. I have watched a $500 gift keep a family together within days.
Our congregation sponsors two families a month. Seeing exactly where the money goes made it an easy yes.
Lend your skills
Translation, legal intake, hosting, or outreach — tell us how you can help.
Partner with us
Businesses and congregations can commit ongoing support so we can plan ahead.
Frequently asked questions
Funds are pooled and disbursed weekly to active cases based on urgency — legal fees, bond, rent, or emergency transport.
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