Justice at Work (formerly Friends of Farmworkers) provides legal services to low-income workers in Pennsylvania. Many of our clients are immigrant or migrant workers. While our representation on employment issues is well known, Justice at Work also has a long history of  advocacy on housing matters.

We initially began our housing-related work by advocating to improve the farm labor camps for migrant agricultural workers. We continue to work on housing rights for agricultural workers, but today we also represent other low-income people who face unsafe and unhealthy housing conditions. We represent tenants who face housing discrimination, tenants whose security deposits were wrongfully withheld, and tenants whose landlords have refused to make necessary repairs. In addition to litigation, we provide bilingual outreach and education on tenants’ rights.

Early Housing Advocacy

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