Hispanic Affairs Project

Community & Cultural Organizations Legal Aid & Advocacy Youth & Families

Western Slope immigrant-led organization providing legal help, community education, and advocacy to promote immigrant integration and rights.​

Website: https://www.hapgj.org/

At a glance

Services
Immigration legal assistance, Help with Colorado driver’s licenses/IDs (CO-RCSA), Resource navigation, Community education, Leadership development, Advocacy for immigrant rights
Location
P.O. Box 2024, Montrose, CO, 81402
Service area
Montrose County
Email
info@hapgj.org
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; workshops and events at various times
Languages
English and Spanish
Who it serves
Immigrants and their families in Western Colorado seeking legal, driver’s license, and resource support
Cost
Many services free or low-cost; some legal services may have modest fees
Walk-ins
Office visits often by prior arrangement; many services via events and clinics
Appointment
Appointments or event registration recommended
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
Yes

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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