HerHealth Hub™

A resource library and free helpline for refugee and immigrant women seeking to settle in the United States. Hosted by The Renewell Foundation.

Get help finding local health providers, community organizations, and support groups tailored to your needs.

Access a wide range of free resources on primary care and legal aid. Find guides and information on navigating the U.S. healthcare system, understanding your rights, and accessing community services.

The Hub offers information for assistance with health and safety concerns, connecting you with the necessary health and social services.

In case of emergency, dial 911.

Agencies and partners, download and share the HerHealth Hub™ flyer here.

Free HerHealth Hub™ Helpline:

Empower yourself with free resources and support offered by The Hub. Access information on gaining legal residency in the U.S., language translation, medical interpreters, health insurance, and more for 30 days. Text HUB to 1 (844) 998-1870.

Línea de ayuda gratuita de HerHealth Hub™:

Empoderate con los recursos y el soporte que ofrece The Hub. Acceda a información sobre cómo obtener la residencia legal en los EE. UU., traducción de idiomas, intérpretes médicos, seguro médico y más durante 30 días. Envíe HUB al 1 (844) 998-1870.

There is a process to seek refuge or asylum in the U.S. Get registered.

Access Funds and Food

The reception and placement program will help you access funding, food, and clothes for several months. Learn more here plus access additional legal resources.

Emergency Medical Care

Public hospital systems provide care for individuals who are uninsured or underinsured. Non-citizens may access emergency medical care though fees may be billed in the future or in the country of residence. Emergency health insurance is made available by states to cover some costs.

Getting Health Insurance

Lawfully present individuals may access more affordable health insurance to help reduce medical costs. Learn more.

A total of 22 states have also extended coverage to pregnant people regardless of immigration status through the CHIP From-Conception-to-End-of-Pregnancy (FCEP) option.

Access Legal Aid

Here are pro bono (free) resources for legal aid to help you obtain refuge, asylum, migrant, or related status and benefits in the United States.

Finding A Medical Provider

Go to your local health department or find a refugee healthcare provider to determine next steps concerning your medical care. Call your local community helpline to ask for language translation needs or health service questions. Each state has a different number. In Texas, Florida, Arizona, North Carolina, and others, it is 211. In Georgia, it is 988.