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Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice ICIJ Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 2441 N Sierra Way, San Bernardino, CA 92405, USA Contact Details Phone: (909) 474-9996 Service Counties Email: info@ic4ij.org Website: https://ic4ij.org/ Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial, Inyo Agency Overview The ICIJ Legal Department is a DOJ-recognized provider of immigration legal services, with three accredited representatives on staff. We proudly serve immigrants and refugees across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties by offering high-quality, culturally responsive legal support rooted in community care and immigrant justice. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Adjustment of Status/Green Card Asylum Applications Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Employment Authorization Family-Based Petitions General immigration legal assistance Immigration consultations Legal translation services Naturalization/Citizenship Temporary Protected Status (TPS) U Visas / Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions Victims of Human Trafficking (T Visas) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

San Joaquin County Human Services Agency Government Agency Contact Information Address 333 East Washington Street, Stockton, CA, USA Contact Details Phone: (209) 468-1000 Service Counties Email: Website: https://www.sjchsa.org/ San Joaquin Agency Overview The San Joaquin County Human Services Agency (HSA) provides public assistance programs and social services to eligible residents of San Joaquin County. These include CalFresh, CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, child protective services, and adult protective services. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Benefits assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Northern Valley Catholic Social Service (NVCSS) Faith-Based Organization, Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 2400 Washington Ave, Redding, CA 96001, USA Contact Details Phone: (530) 241-0552 Service Counties Email: contactus@nvcss.org Website: https://nvcss.org/ Butte, Glenn, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, Trinity Agency Overview NVCSS serves individuals and families across six counties, providing housing, mental health care, nutritious food, and support for stronger, more stable north state communities. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food stamps (CalFresh) assistance Housing navigation assistance General case management Family support services Mental health navigation and access Psychosocial education and support Adjustment of Status/Green Card Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Employment Authorization Family-Based Petitions Immigration consultations Naturalization/Citizenship Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Mil Mujeres Sacramento Legal Services Provider, Ethnic Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 2390 Maritime Dr, Elk Grove, CA 95758, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 256-4290 Service Counties Email: sacramentostaff@milmujeres.org Website: https://milmujeres.org/ Sacramento Agency Overview They offer immigration legal services to the underserved Latino community in the United States who have been victims of violent crimes. Their main emphasis is on survivors of gender-based crimes, while also extending their support to survivors of other forms of violence. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Adjustment of Status/Green Card Asylum Applications Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Employment Authorization Family-Based Petitions Immigration information sessions Naturalization/Citizenship Special Immigrant Juvenile Status U Visas / Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions Victims of Human Trafficking (T Visas) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Trinity County Food Assistance Program Food Bank Contact Information Address 51B Memorial Dr, Weaverville, CA 96093, USA Contact Details Phone: (530) 739-0983 Service Counties Email: jeffengland1234@gmail.com Website: https://trinitycountyfoodbank.org/ Trinity Agency Overview The Trinity County Food Bank distributes food commodities to low income families in the area in which they live, on a first come, first served basis. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Food access (meals, groceries) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Next Move Homeless Services - Francis House Center Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 1422 C Street, Sacramento, CA, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 443-2646 Service Counties Email: info@nextmovesacramento.org Website: https://www.nextmovesacramento.org/ Sacramento Agency Overview Next Move Homeless Services (formerly Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center) in Sacramento offers several programs to support housing stability and access to social services. The Francis House Center provides bus passes, hygiene kits, clothing, breakfast, resource coaching, ID vouchers, and utility and rent diversion aid. Their Emergency Family Shelter accommodates families for up to 30 days, while the Mather Single Adult Interim Housing offers shelter and meals for up to 90 days, alongside case management, life skills, mental health services, financial literacy, AA/NA classes, and community gardening. The Adolfo Program delivers transitional housing for former foster youth with rent subsidies, case management, mental health, education, employment, and life skills supports. Their Permanent Supportive Housing provides rental assistance to over 125 households with tailored case management, mental health, youth development, and employment services. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Clothing Food access (meals, groceries) Hygiene products Transportation assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Community Legal Aid SoCal - Norwalk Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 12501 Imperial Highway suite 250, Norwalk, CA 90650, USA Contact Details Phone: (800) 834-5001 Service Counties Email: Website: https://www.communitylegalsocal.org/ Los Angeles, Orange County Agency Overview Community Legal Aid SoCal provides free civil legal advice counseling and representation in areas of expungement family housing health immigration consumer defense public benefits domestic violence and seniors. Clients can access free legal workshops and clinics a self‑help center and small claims advisors. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Adjustment of Status/Green Card Asylum Applications Domestic violence legal services Naturalization/Citizenship Removal hearings Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

EGUSD Newcomer Welcome Center Monterey Tr High Sc Education Provider Contact Information Address 8661 Power Inn Road, Elk Grove, CA 95624, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 793-2700 Service Counties Email: jensmith@egusd.net Website: https://www.egusd.net/StudentsFamilies/ResourcesSupports/Family-and-Community-Engagement/index.html Sacramento Agency Overview The Newcomer Welcome Centers function as community hubs for families who are new to the country and the US education system. Newcomer Welcome Centers play an essential role in helping students and their caregivers acclimate by providing wrap around supports, family education, and community resource connections. Our multilingual team is available to support your family: enrollment, basic needs (food, housing, clothing), school supplies, mental health support, home/school communication, attendance support and much more. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Spanish, Cantonese, Dari, Farsi, Pashto, Urdu Populations All populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Family support services School enrollment (primary and secondary) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

AL-MISBAAH Faith-Based Organization Contact Information Address 2020 Hurley Way suite 110, Sacramento, CA 95825, USA Contact Details Phone: Service Counties Email: resourcecenter@al-misbaah.org Website: https://al-misbaah.org/ Sacramento Agency Overview Al‑Misbaah Institute’s Sacramento Community Resource Center delivers regular charitable aid and education services. Staff perform intake and case management, assist with CalFresh enrollment, job placement, rent and home essential support, and organize food distributions every 2nd and 4th Saturday at Masjid Annur. The Maktab program teaches children Qur’an memorization, Islamic studies, Arabic language, and provides field trips, tutoring, and physical education. The Charitable Aid Department coordinates new arrival orientations, resource navigation, and cultural awareness classes across Sacramento and Modesto. Services include apartment setup assistance, food and household box distributions, vehicle donations, and emergency rent support. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations To donate to Al-Misbaah's charitable champaign, visit https://donorbox.org/ramadan-2023-5 Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Basic household Items Food access (meals Food stamps (CalFresh) assistance groceries) General case management Job search and placement Women's groups and services Community wellness and integration Last Updated: Jan 9, 2026 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

SEACM, A Ministry to Refugees and Immigrants Legal Services Provider, Ethnic Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 2315 Placer St, Redding, CA 96001, USA Contact Details Phone: (530) 241-5802 Service Counties Email: seacm@snowcrest.net Website: https://www.seacmredding.org Butte, Glenn, Lassen, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama Agency Overview SEACM works to support refugees and immigrants of all nationalities in their efforts to become integrated members of the community in Northern California for immigrants and refugees from around the world. Today this work includes help with green card applications, work permits, citizenship applications, asylum applications, help with status adjustment, and assisting families in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) program. All services are provided free of charge. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations All populations, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Adjustment of Status/Green Card Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Family-Based Petitions Naturalization/Citizenship Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

< Back Introduction to Immigration Statuses < Previous Next > Learn the key differences between refugee, asylee, asylum seeker, TPS, Cuban/Haitian entrant, and humanitarian parole statuses with clear explanations for staff and community members. Date Released November 21, 2025 Download Guides Additional Resources Designed for staff, case workers, and community members who support refugees and newcomers, this micro-lesson provides an introduction to the most common immigration statuses in the United States, including refugee, asylee, asylum seeker, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and humanitarian parole. It explains what each status means, how people qualify, and why understanding these distinctions matters when connecting clients to benefits, employment, and legal support. Viewers will gain confidence in identifying and discussing different immigration categories while learning simple, accurate ways to explain them to clients. Note: This micro-lesson and the below resources provide general information and are not legal advice. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney for case-specific questions. Resource Links Important Websites Executive Office for Immigration Review Recognition & Accreditation (R&A) Program Switchboard TA Resource Collection: Getting Started in Navigating ORR Eligibility U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Humanitarian Programs and Information Temporary Protected Status Refugees and Asylum International Institute of Minnesota Understanding Immigration Terminology CLINIC Resource Page Welcome.US Latest changes to humanitarian parole programs Videos/PDFs Refugee Housing Solutions Who is a Refugee, Asylum Seeker, or Humanitarian Parolee? Switchboard TA Understanding Newcomer Immigration Statuses These resources are provided to support continued learning. Some were created for different fields or contexts, and you are encouraged to take what is helpful and adapt it to your work. These materials are not sponsored by Solvera Consulting or SupportGuide; they are offered solely as supplemental learning tools.

Kern County Public Health - Bakersfield Health Care and/or Medical Provider, Government Agency Contact Information Address 1800 Mount Vernon Ave, Bakersfield, CA 93305, USA Contact Details Phone: (661) 321-3000 Service Counties Email: publichealth@kerncounty.com Website: https://kernpublichealth.com/ Kern Agency Overview The Kern County Public Health's Clinic is part of the Kern County Public Health and provides: Child and adult immunizations STD and HIV testing and treatment Well-child exams Tuberculosis testing Pregnancy tests and family planning services, including birth control Valley Fever testing Travel immunizations Health Screenings Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Healthcare provider Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.