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Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support

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Last updated on August 19, 2025

Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support

The Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support (LCIS) was formed to support our immigrant neighbors proactively to prevent crises and reactively to address immediate needs to keep individuals safe and families together.

The Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support (LCIS) was formed to support our immigrant neighbors proactively to prevent crises and reactively to address immediate needs to keep individuals safe and families together.

The coalition includes existing agencies, organizations, and concerned individuals who share information, expertise, and resources to ensure our immigrant neighbors receive fair and just treatment in the Kentuckiana region.

LCIS partners with 18 nonprofit organizations in Louisville, all committed to supporting refugees and immigrants through diverse services and initiatives designed to address the growing demand. By empowering established organizations with deep community ties, LCIS ensures efficient and impactful mobilization. This is the core of LCIS’s mission.

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18% of the labor force in Louisville are immigrants.
79,465 immigrants live in Louisville.
20% of JCPS Students are multilingual learners.

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