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About Us
ImmHELP is an interdisciplinary collaborative of health and law professionals offering coordinated capacity-building and knowledge transmission that advances trauma-informed justice processes and care for immigrant children and families persevering through the U.S. immigration system.
We envision a world where immigrant children and families have access to safety, health, and justice.
Our Team
Legal
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Katie Annand, JD
Immigrant Legal Defense
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Stephany Arzaga, JD
Legal Services for Children
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Milli Atkinson, JD
Justice & Diversity Center of the Bar Association of San Francisco
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Cecilia B. Candia, JD
Central American Resource Center of Northern California (CARECEN SF)
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Christine Lin, JD, MA
Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, UC Law SF
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Amanda Maya, JD
Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) - San Francisco
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Carlos Pinzon-Hamilton, LLM
Justice & Diversity Center of the Bar Association of San Francisco
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Gunja Sarkar, ImmHELP Coordinator
Center for Gender & Refugee Studies, UC Law SF
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Johanna Vega Contreras, JD
Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) - San Francisco
Medical
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Zaeda Blotner
Stanford Medicine
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Kelly Edyburn, PhD
University of California, San Francisco
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J Raul Gutierrez, MD
University of California, San Francisco
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Ryan B. Matlow, PhD
Stanford Medicine
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Maria Jimenez-Salazar, PhD
University of California, San Francisco
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William Martinez, PhD, ABPP
University of California, San Francisco
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Elizabeth Santana
Stanford Medicine
Our History
The Immigrant Health and Legal Partnerships (ImmHELP) is a coalition of legal services and healthcare providers dedicated to supporting the safety, stability, and health of people in immigration proceedings. ImmHELP leverages the expertise of its members to advocate for systemic change and challenge detrimental immigration policies, while empowering advocates to provide high-quality, trauma-informed legal and healthcare services to those seeking immigration protection. More
