Welcome to The MICA Project!

No matter where you are from, we're glad you're our neighbor.
Check our our NEW program below!  
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YOU DID IT!
 We met our fundraising goal and earned a $15,000 match for the new Children's Immigration Advocacy Program (CIAP). We also received an extra $15,000 matching grant from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, bringing us up to $45,000 for the program. Thank you for standing for family unity and with women and children!
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​CIAP will provide trauma-informed, wrap-around support to immigrant children. This will include legal representation for immigration court cases, reunification with family members, family court cases, and case management.

Thank you for helping us make a lasting impact on the lives of immigrant families and children!
​Still want to help? Donate today HERE!
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Want to learn more about family separation at the border?
​Headlines have been filled with discussions of the Trump administration's policy of family separation at the border and concerns about the 1,500 unaccompanied minors the government 'lost' after placing with sponsors. To help you understand the facts about current policies and the distinctions between these issues,
​please click HERE
Looking to get involved
​at the border?
​The recent "zero-tolerance policy" enacted by our current administration has caused a sharp increase in family separations at the U.S. - Mexico border. While witnessing these heinous injustices can make us feel helpless, we have compiled several opportunities to directly get involved. Find out more information
​please click HERE

MISSION

The Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project (MICA Project) is a community organization committed to working with low-income immigrants to overcome barriers to justice. The MICA Project utilizes legal services, organizing, advocacy, and education to promote the voice and human dignity of immigrant communities.

VISION

​We live in a safe and welcoming community for immigrants, demonstrating a shared understanding of the dignity and worth of all people.
We stand united in defense of our
RIGHTS, our COMMUNITIES,
​and our FAMILIES.
If you are currently in danger, please call 911 or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
1600 S. Kingshighway Blvd. | Suite 2N | St. Louis, MO 63110 | 314.995.6995
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