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Immigrants Rising-Mental Health Connector

Immigrants Rising’s Mental Health Connector provides undocumented young people with psychological support, allowing you to access your strengths and resiliency in order to achieve your personal goals and healing.
 
Experienced and culturally responsive mental health therapists volunteer to provide free and completely confidential services, tailored to meet the needs of each individual. Therapists receive ongoing peer consultation and training to better understand the unique experiences of undocumented young people.
All undocumented young people who reside in California and are comfortable conversing in English are eligible for our service.

Immigrants Rising’s Virtual Wellness Gatherings

Virtual wellness gatherings help undocumented young people stay grounded and connected to one another. Led by Liliana Campos, Immigrants Rising’s Mental Health Advocate, these virtual gatherings convene experienced facilitators—psychologists, coaches, traditional healers—to guide undocumented young people through educational materials and interactive activities. Liliana also shares resources for participants to check out on their own throughout the week. We hope these virtual sessions and tools can support participants’ long-term resilience and coping strategies.

Immigrant's Rising- Cultivating Mental Health and Resilience

Did you know that getting support for your mental and emotional well-being can help you access your strengths and build resiliency? Check out these resources that will help you stay grounded and achieve your wellness goals.

Outlet- A program of Adolescent Counseling Services

Outlet empowers Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTQQ+) youth and builds safe and accepting communities through support, education, and advocacy.

Do you file taxes with an ITIN?
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This year, for the first time, more than 600,000 immigrant workers and families—who contribute $3.2 billion in tax support to California—will be eligible for critical financial resources when they file their taxes. Governor Newsom recently announced that everyone who receives the CalEITC will also get an additional $600, as part of a new state stimulus for COVID-19 relief.

Community Organizations
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ORGANIZATION  WEB ADDRESS  PHONE  DESCRIPTION
Immigrant Legal Resource Center  https://www.ilrc.org  415-255-9499  Working with and for the immigrant community towards building a more democratic and diverse society
Immigrant Support and Coordination  http://hsa.smcgov.org/oisc  650-363-4194  Works to provide the immigrant community with an easily accessible and inclusive inventory of countywide services that will assist immigrants in their navigation of resources within San Mateo County.
CRISP (Collaborative Resources for Immigrant Services on the Peninsula)  http://crispcollaborative.blogspot.com    
Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach  http://www.apilegaloutreach.org  415.567.6255  Workshops and training, assist in direct services
Ready California  http://ready-california.org  415-321-8533  
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto  http://www.clsepa.org 650- 326-6440 Immigration, housing and economic advancement
International Institute of the Bay Area http://www.iibayarea.org  650-780-7530 A nonprofit providing immigration legal services
 The Centro de Ayuda Legal para Inmigrantes (CALI)  http://cali-immigrations.yolasite.com  650-938-4041  CALI’s mission is to provide quality legal representation in immigration matters for the low-income immigrant community.

 The Immi Learning Center

 https://www.immi.org/info/LearningCenter  

The immi learning center is your resource for learning about U.S. immigration and how to stay in the U.S. legally. Browse the glossary for basic terms and concepts. Or read more detail about common ways to stay in the U.S.

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At its meeting on December 14, the SUHSD Board of Trustees adopted Resolution No. 1587, Setting Forth the Sequoia Union High School District's Principles in Support of Undocumented Students and Families.
 

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