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  • Immigrant Services
  • Scholarships
  • Youth English
  • Parent Engagement

Immigrant Services for Families

The Good Samaritan Foundation offers programs at the Rose Park Neighborhood Center for immigrants and refugees including citizenship preparation and free legal clinics in partnership with No More a Stranger Foundation.

  • Free program to prepare for the citizenship exam and interview
  • Grant opportunity for students to help with government filing fees
  • Free immigration legal clinic on the first Thursday of each month

    • Learn More Apply Now

College Scholarships Available Now!

The Good Samaritan Foundation Scholarship program assists minority students who are completing their higher education. Financial assistance is for education-related expenses such as tuition, books, supplies, and other necessities. Currently, 60 students receive our scholarship. Qualifications include the following:

  • Accepted and/or attending a state college or university
  • Be in good standing and making satisfactory academic progress
  • Willing to volunteer at RPNC for 10-15 hours per semester

    • Learn More Apply Now

Intensive English Youth Program RETURNING June 2023

Our youth English program supplements public education by providing an intensive summer English program for youth in grades 7-12th. The program will run three hours daily for six weeks. The program is free and provides a strong curriculum, volunteer tutors, and skills for navigating the U.S. education system.

  • Tentative dates: June 2023-July 2023
  • Daily schedule: Lunch at 12:00PM. Classes run 12:30-3:30PM
  • Free for youth in grades 7-12th

    • Learn More Apply Now

Parent Engagement Center

The Good Samaritan Foundation (GSF) is partnering with University Neighborhood Partners’ (UNP) Education Leadership in Schools program and a neighborhood parent advocacy group to support west side families and educators improve student success. This program is possible through a generous grant from the Walton Family Foundation.

  • Classes and workshops for families learning to navigate schools
  • Collaboration with school-site leadership teams to help families
  • Staff trained in the Padres Comprometidos family curriculum

    • Learn More Apply Now
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Our Mission

Touching the Lives of Immigrant Youth and Families in Utah

The Good Samaritan Foundation (GSF) exists for one reason, to touch lives. For over 10 years, GSF has been true to its core mission to assist refugees, immigrants, underprivileged and underserved find the resources they need to succeed. Our founder’s charge to "touch lives" means we develop programs driven by need. Individuals and families from minority communities struggle to find real help. We are the real help. Our work is in their neighborhood. We are open extended hours to meet awkward schedules. We work one-on-one helping individuals work through a crisis. We have been operating in the Rose Park neighborhood for three years and we are beginning to see the results. Neighbors are trusting us with their successes and heartaches.

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Good Samaritan Foundation
at the Rose Park Neighborhood Center

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News & Updates

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No Mas Legal – Immigration Clinic

No More A Stranger Foundation | La Fundacion No Mas Desconocido FREE Immigration Clinic | Clínica de Inmigración GRATIS First Thursday […]

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Day of Service

My Hometown Rose Park is a volunteer effort between community members, interfaith groups, and organizations that provides free services to […]

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Workshops | Tallers

We will be hosting workshops here at the center! Stay tuned for additional information! 

754 N. 8th W.
Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Office Hours: Mon-Fri
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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385-301-8257
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