Multicultural Center
Trauma-informed care and case management for people rebuilding their lives in the United States.
Reach out to us— we’re here to help.
6400 Arlington Blvd.,
Suite 110,
Falls Church, VA 22042
571.748.2800
Office hours:
Monday – Friday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
A team that speaks your language
Our mental health professionals, social workers, and immigration attorneys are deeply rooted in the communities we serve. Many are immigrants themselves, and all are trained in trauma-informed, culturally specific care.
Our languages
Amharic / አማርኛ
Arabic / عربى
Dari / دری
English
Farsi / فارسی
French / français
Pashto / پښتو
Spanish / español
Our Programs
Designed for the specific needs of immigrant and refugee communities.
Program for Survivors of Torture & Trauma (PSTT)
Comprehensive, free services for survivors of torture including mental health care, medical care, legal aid, and social services, delivered by a team trained in trauma-informed, culturally specific care.
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services
Professional counseling, advocacy, and case management for immigrants who are experiencing, or are at risk of experiencing, domestic violence or sexual assault.
Immigration Legal Services
Expert immigration consultations and low-cost legal representation for asylum seekers, refugees, and families navigating the immigration system in the United States.
Prevention Workshops
Our workshops help community members across Northern Virginia build practical skills and resilience for everyday life
Capacity Building
The Multicultural Center is a recognized trauma recovery center with deep expertise serving immigrant and refugee communities. We partner with local organizations to strengthen the knowledge and practices of service providers across the region.
Capacity Building for Service Providers
The Multicultural Center is a recognized trauma recovery center with deep expertise serving immigrant and refugee communities. We partner with local organizations to strengthen the knowledge and practices of service providers across the region.
Get food assistance
Registration required. Here's how to get started.
Step 1
Register as a new client
Call 571.748.2680
to schedule a NEW CLIENT REGISTRATION appointment and leave a message. We receive a high volume of calls so please be patient and we will return your call to confirm an appointment time.
New client registration appointments are held every Wednesday & Friday
1:00 - 2:30 PM
By appointment only
For your appointment, you’ll need to bring:
- Valid photo ID
- Proof of Prince William County residency issued within the past 30 days
- Social Security number (if issued)
No photocopies or expired documents accepted. If you are currently homeless or in temporary housing, please call us to discuss your situation before coming in.
Step 2
Schedule food pickup appointments
Once registered, you can schedule food pickup appointments during the following hours:
- Tuesdays: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. and 1 – 3 p.m.
- Every other Wednesday: 5 – 7:30 p.m.
- Thursdays: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. and 1 – 3 p.m.
- Every other Friday: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
No photocopies or expired documents accepted. If you are currently homeless or in temporary housing, please call us to discuss your situation before coming in.
571.748.2680
10058 Dean Drive, Manassas, VA 20110
Prevention Workshops for the Community, in their own language
Our workshops help community members across Northern Virginia build practical skills and resilience for everyday life — addressing challenges early, before they require more intensive support. Common workshop topics include:
- Stress Management and
- Coping Skills
- Emotion Regulation
- Parenting Skills
- Healthy Relationships
- Grief and Loss
Back to Our Programs
Request a Workshop or Training
Interested in bringing a workshop to your organization or community?
Contact our Program Manager to get started.
Back to Our Programs
Meet our
Director
Paola Sandoval-Moshenberg
Director, Multicultural Center
Paola has spent her career breaking down the barriers that keep immigrant survivors of violence from getting the help they need. Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, she came to this work as both a clinician and a community member — and brings over a decade of direct service experience with immigrant survivors of violence, including work as a therapist for survivors of torture, domestic violence, and sexual assault.
A licensed professional counselor and registered supervisor in Virginia, Paola believes that cultural awareness isn't a program feature but is the very foundation of every successful relationship.
Organize a Food Drive
Help stock our shelves—organize a food drive!
Individuals, schools, businesses, and faith communities organize food drives year-round to keep our shelves stocked.
Join the movement—help give your neighbors the food assistance they need to overcome tough times.
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