Mano A Mano provides emergency assistance to Migrant workers. Volunteers assist individuals in need of clothing, food, and medical assistance.
Volunteers also help sort clothes and deliver food.
A knowledge of Spanish is helpful, but not required. The Marion-Polk Food Share Migrant Outreach Project conducts periodic censuses to establish trends in migrant farm worker populations. These figures are used to establish emergency food, health care, and housing needs. Visiting a migrant worker camp is a possibility through PCUN, as well as several educational videos, etc. The Woodburn Children's Center provides child care for the children of migrant workers.