Resources
It’s not just the college that wants you to succeed, it’s the community. Below is information about various community organizations that support Dreamers in a variety of ways: help with DACA applications and renewals, immigration law information, access to community supports for food and housing.
All resources listed will help students in our area, even if they are in another city/county.
Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, Inc.
Local, free assistance with DACA and more
Contact: Mariela Hernandez
175 Solano Street
Corning, CA 96021
(530) 824-7670
Direct Line: (530) 824-4039
www.nvcss.org/tehama
UFW Foundation
Free, statewide assistance with citizenship, DACA, food stamps, crime survivors, family petitions, MediCal, deportation defense, and the Essential Project (programs to help support essential workers during COVID-19 who might not be eligible for other aid).
https://www.ufwfoundation.org/
United We Dream
General DACA Application and Renewal Guidance (online live and recorded workshops and preparation materials)
https://unitedwedream.org/daca-is-back-help-for-first-time-daca-applicants-and-renewal/
Immigrants Rising
Bay Area-based, but has many resources that are useful to students throughout the state, including a list of scholarships that do not require Social Security Numbers or U.S. Citizenship.
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation (CRLAF)
Principal Office
2210 K Street, Suite 201
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 446-7901
www.crlaf.org
Mexican Consulate in Sacramento
2093 Arena Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 329-3500
https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/sacramento/index.php
California Community Colleges Resources for Undocumented Students
The California Community College system is committed to supporting students who are undocumented with up to date informational resources, including links to financial resources for individuals and families.
https://www.cccco.edu/Students/Support-Services/Special-population/Undocumented-Students