Creating the bridge for immigrant families
Our non-profit was founded on the belief that everyone deserves the tools to succeed. We provide the language, literacy and youth programs necessary to turn a new country into a true home.
Programs for every age group
Language support
Overcome communication challenges with our ESL classes designed to enhance language skills and confidence in diverse settings.
Family wellness
Empower the next generation through our youth mentorship programs and family health resources.
Advocacy services
We assist immigrants in understanding their rights and accessing local resources, to help newcomers join the community smoothly.
Workshops offered
Participate in our financial literacy workshops to gain essential skills for managing personal finances effectively and confidently.
Apply for assistance
We are here to help. Need-based programs: ESL courses (free tuition), immigration form preparation, youth and teen programs. Your information is 100% confidential and only used to determine program eligibility.
Open the applicationEmail support@theodoss.com
Three focus areas
- Language and literacyFree tuition ESL and literacy classes. Giving people the "voice" to succeed in their new home.
- Youth and young adult empowermentSummer enrichment, mentorship and computer literacy.
- Economic mobility and workforce supportEmployment support services and banking resources to help families become financially independent.
Funded in part by Brockton CDBG
Theodoss is a recipient of the Brockton Immigrant Family Stabilization Project, funded through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program from the City of Brockton. This $10,000 grant supports the project.
This program represents an essential operational expansion of our community footprint by scaling our direct-service case infrastructure to target a new, specialized cohort of low-to-moderate-income immigrant and refugee residents in Brockton. While our team previously delivered field-tested community workshops via localized emergency shelter referrals, this CDBG-funded project establishes a permanent, centralized intake network at our 720 Centre Street facility.