We fight for all to have basic human rights!

We are a Tucson, AZ-based organization providing aid/support to asylum seekers, those who are being inhumanly detained, and returnees.
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Our Mission

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Support

We support migrants and asylum seekers who are at shelters at the Mexico/AZ border, who are currently detained at detention centers, families of those who have been separated and returnees who have been deported to their country of origin with legal aid, basic hygiene items, food, shelter and many more resources.

Awareness

Salvavision continues to raise awareness through our communities highlighting the humanitarian crises that are currently taking place by speaking at events, colleges, and other organizations. Our focus is to share stories of those we help, what we do at our borders, and the realities of our broken immigration system.

Prevention

We provide support and provide resources to those who have returned to their countries by providing basic needs and help them reintegrate back into society. We hope to prevent homelessness and the need to take the long dangerous journey to the U.S.

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Latest Salvavision News

Salvavision outside of Casa De La Esperanza talking with Indigenous migrants from Guatemala about the dangers of the heat and what to expect. This group included a 17 year old who was dropped from border patrol to Sasabe. We are thankful to be able to provide them relief and share awareness of the realities of the borders. Check this out!! 🔈 PLEASE SHARE! Call for Summer Aid. ☀️⛑ @vp Do your research!! Our team had a successful trip in El Salvador this month, Dora Rodriguez connected with our partners on the ground and visited some of her favorite spots. This month the Salvavision team got to do some ground work in El Salvador. Dora and Amada visited Wendy, a sponsor from our Returnee program; one of our main goals is to provide opportunities to those who have been deported to their home country by connecting them to different resources. 250+ asylum seekers and migrants we have served already at Casa de la Esperanza resource center!! Our resource center doors have officially been open for one week now and we have had many come in looking for guidance and aid. We are so thankful for our partners, the women of Sasabe , who are committed to being present everyday. If you would like to volunteer your time and are able to cross into Mexico we would love your help. DM/ email if you would like to volunteer on the weekends.