Immigrant Social Workers often support individuals and families who are navigating the challenges of resettlement, legal status, and cultural adjustment. Typical clients may include recent immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, or undocumented individuals facing barriers to housing, employment, healthcare, or education. The cases can range from crisis intervention and helping clients access social services to advocacy for legal rights and family reunification. Social workers frequently collaborate with legal professionals, schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations to create comprehensive support plans, making teamwork and multi-agency coordination a central part of the role.