The New Voice Team

Rev. Moises Valentin is the founding Pastor of Ministerios Nuevo Amanecer Church and New Voice Immigration Assistance Service. Rev. Valentin remains a preacher and conference speaker focusing on the areas of Community engagement and leadership. He currently serves as board member of the South Pacific District of the Christian & Missionary Alliance. Rev. Moises Valentin has completed a Masters of Divinity degree with a concentration in intercultural ministries in Fuller Theological Seminary and a certification at USC in Leadership and Community Engagement.    

Eldaah Arango is a co-founder of New Voice. Eldaah has experience working with immigrants both in and out of immigration detention through her volunteer work. Eldaah holds a BA in Sociology from the University of California, Riverside, and an Associate’s Degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences from East Los Angeles College. Eldaah became involved in this work after her father was detained and deported, which sparked her passion for serving the immigrant community and helping others gain residency and citizenship. 

Dawn Trickett joined New Voice in 2019.  Dawn holds a BA in Communication Studies and an MA in Intercultural Communication. As a college professor teaching in Southern California for more than 30 years, Dawn was moved by the struggles of her students to find ways to support them. Beginning with getting a second masters in TESOL​ ((Teaching English to Students of Other Languages) to address language issues, the road has led to the complicated maze of immigration law and volunteering at New Voice with a desire to help meet the growing needs of the immigrant community in Southern California. ​Dawn received her partial Accreditation by the Department of Justice on October 2020 and is excited for what lies ahead.

Patricia began as a volunteer for New Voice in 2018 and became part of our staff in 2019.  She is a valuable part of the staff at New Voice, with extensive clerical administration responsibilities that keep the office functioning and clients informed and presents educational “Know Your Rights” workshops to our neighboring communities. Patricia received her partial Accreditation by the Department of Justice on November 2022. 

Patricia is a DACA recipient and a passionate individual advocating for immigrants’ rights.  Patricia hopes to make a difference helping individuals find vital resources for status relief in this country.