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Crisis Support Services of Alameda County

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City of Union City Summer 2026 Activity Guide 

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Community & Recreation Services | Union City, CA

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Union City’s award-winning Community and Recreation Services department provides recreation and leisure services to our entire community.

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Family Paths provides all Alameda County children and families a 24 hr hotline, resources, counseling and referrals for mental health and supportive services.

https://www.familypaths.org/

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Alameda County Community Food Bank can connect you to different food sources and monthly benefits from CalFresh to help you buy groceries every month.

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No Cost, Teletherapy Services for New Haven Students.

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For Families - Accessible youth mental health services provided by your school

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Daybreak Health partners with school districts to provide students with access to teletherapy with qualified clinicians. Want to know if your child’s school partners with Daybreak?

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Personalized support for California families. Kids ages 0–12 get FREE, expert coaching for sleep issues, worry, social skills, and more. Live, 1:1 video sessions, secure chat, on-demand content, and more.

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BrightLife Kids - A CalHope Program by Brightline

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Soluna | California's Mental Health App for 13 - 25 year olds

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City of Union City Fall 2026 Activity Guide

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BACH can help with questions about changes and applying for Covered California, CalFresh, & public benefits.

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New Haven Unified School District Job Portal

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The Hume Center offers services available to children, adolescents, and families who can benefit from social-emotional support. Services are provided at the clinic and in the

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"I have had anxiety since all of this started, I was barely making it before, but I was ok. I feel so much better now knowing that I am receiving this help. I knew if I could just get a little help, I could stay caught up."

United Way of the CSRA 211 Client

Contact 211

Millions of people in the United States experience food, housing, and financial insecurity every year. Whether you need help paying one bill or many, or are looking for information to help someone else, you are not alone. Your local 211 agency has the most up-to-date information about local assistance that may be available to you.

If you prefer to talk to someone, you can always call 211 to get connected to a local specialist. Simply call 211 from a cell phone or landline to speak with a live, highly trained service professional.

If you prefer to text, chat online, or search your local 211 online database, find your local 211's other contact information here.

Review and Apply for Benefits

There are several state and federal benefits available to help you with housing, utilities, food, and medical expenses. Some benefits differ by state, but a good place to start is using the Benefit Finder on benefits.gov. Simply answer a few questions and you'll receive information about benefits you may be eligible for.

Housing and Utilities

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The cost of housing and housing-related expenses, like water and power, has been increasing across the U.S. for many years. Many households spend more than half what they earn on housing expenses, and the 211 network receives more calls from people looking for help paying housing and utilities bills than any other need.

Rental Assistance

Many organizations offer rental assistance funds or can help you discuss a payment plan with your landlord. Contact 211 for available local assistance to help you pay rental bills.

Use this tool, created by the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Stanford Legal Design Lab, to find local information about your rights and protections as a renter during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you need help writing a letter to your landlord to request help paying or delaying rent, use this free tool.

If you live in a property associated with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), you can call 877-542-9723 to speak with a housing counselor. Not sure if your property is covered? Search your address on the HUD website here.

Mortgage Assistance

If you are experiencing difficulties making your mortgage payments, you are encouraged to contact your lender or loan servicer directly to inquire about foreclosure prevention options that are available. Your lender will be aware of any federal protections or programs offering additional assistance to borrowers because of the pandemic.

If you are experiencing difficulty communicating with your mortgage lender or servicer about your need for mortgage relief, there are organizations that can help by contacting lenders and servicers on your behalf.

General Utilities Assistance

Many utilities providers offer programs to assist households when they cannot pay their bills on time. Companies may offer a payment plan or temporary discount on your bill if you can pay some, but not all, of what you owe. Some companies also work with local non-profits to provide additional financial assistance to qualifying households.

Contact your utility provider, explain your situation, and ask about options to help you pay. If you are unsure how to contact them, this information is usually included on your monthly bill.

LIHEAP: Low Income Home Energy Assistance Programs

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a state benefit program that assists eligible low-income households with their heating and cooling energy costs, bill payment assistance, energy crisis assistance, weatherization and energy-related home repairs.

To find out whether you are eligible to receive LIHEAP benefits, contact your  state or tribal LIHEAP office.

Healthcare and Medical Treatment

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Healthcare costs in the United States are hard to manage for millions of families, especially when an unforeseen injury or illness occurs. You can always call 211 to speak to someone who can help, or start by using the resources below.

Health Insurance

The best way to afford critical medical treatment, preventive care, and prescriptions is to ensure you and your loved ones are enrolled in health insurance.

If you do not have the option to enroll in health insurance through your employer, the government offers a marketplace of affordable plans. You can explore all of your options here. On the same website, you can also determine if you qualify for Medicaid, Medicare or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which provide free or low-cost health insurance.

If you recently lost health coverage as a result of job loss, death, divorce, or other qualifying life events, you may be able to take advantage of COBRA (the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act). This program gives workers and their families the ability to continue their group health benefits for a limited time while alternatives are found. For more information, click here.

Paying for Prescriptions

Even with health insurance, many struggle to pay for the medication prescribed by a health care professional.

Download a free SingleCare Prescriptions Savings Card and present it to your pharmacist when picking up your next prescription. This savings card is available to anyone, regardless of health insurance, and can help you save on any prescribed medication. You can use the search on the SingleCare website to find out more about how much you may save on your medication.

RxAssist is a nationally recognized, web-based medication assistance resource center. Established in 1999 with funding from The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, RxAssist gives providers, advocates, consumer and caregivers comprehensive, up-to-date information in an easy to use format. Search the RxAssist database to locate prescription savings for brand name and generic drugs.

Low-Cost Medical Care

Even if you have health insurance, many plans do not provide sufficient coverage for areas like mental health or substance use treatment. Contact 211 to learn about low-cost or free services in your area.

Search for a nearby Health Center that provides medical options on a sliding scale according to your ability to pay using this link. Health Centers offer a variety of services including medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health care.

If you are looking for substance use or other mental health services, you can use the SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) online search tool. After searching by location, click "More Information" about a particular site and scroll to the Payment Information section to see which insurance is accepted and whether the provider offers payment assistance.

Open Path Psychotherapy Collective is another resource to help find lower-cost mental health and counseling options available in your local community and online.

Food Benefits

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There are several federal and state benefits programs that can help you pay for food and other essential items.

SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)

SNAP provides nutrition benefits to supplement the food budget of needy families so they can purchase healthy food and move towards self-sufficiency.

To get SNAP benefits, you must apply in the state in which you currently live and you must meet certain requirements, including resource and income limits..

Learn more here and to check eligibility requirements to see if you qualify.

Already a SNAP recipient? Fresh EBT is a free smart phone app available to check your SNAP balance and purchase history. Fresh EBT also includes a COVID response help center with information about changes to government benefits programs and connections to local organizations and resources. Learn more or download Fresh EBT at www.freshebt.com.

WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children)

WIC is a federal financial assistance program offered through state governments to assist low-income households in purchasing essential food and supplies for pregnant women, infants, and young children.

WIC benefits can be used to purchase infant food and formula as well as nutritional foods like eggs, milk, cereal, peanut butter, fruits, and vegetables. Households enrolled in WIC can access health screenings, breastfeeding counseling, and immunization referrals.

Find your state agency for information on applying here.

There is no immigration status restriction or requirement for WIC in most states.

Other Financial Assistance Programs

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Occasionally programs exist for certain financial situations. When resources are limited or you may not qualify for services, it's okay to call 211 again and ask about other ideas or options. Exploring new ways to reduce your expenditures or applying for another program can sometimes provide temporary help in difficult situations.

Student Loan Savings Calculator

For many Americans, managing their student loan debt is stressful and expensive. This student loan savings calculator can help you better understand your debt, optimize your repayment options, and enroll in the best plan for your financial situation. The goal is to help you enroll in government programs that can lower your monthly payments and potentially forgive your debt. The average Savi user reduces their loan payment by $156 per month, with some users paying as low as $0 per month.

Grocery Worker's Appreciation Fund

To show appreciation to grocery workers for their contributions during COVID-19 and for helping our communities every day by ensuring people have access to food and essential supplies and providing extra assistance when needed, Kendall-Jackson partnered with United Way Worldwide, pledging $2 million through August 2030, to create the Grocery Worker's Appreciation Fund.

The fund, administered by United Way Worldwide, aims to help eligible grocery workers in need of financial assistance, with life's surprises and urgent needs, like health care expenses or automotive repairs. The fund will also connect grocery workers with local resources through 211. If you are in need of assistance click here to apply.

Resources for Union Members

More Resources

Not sure where to start? We can help. Call 211

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Bay Area Community Health (BACH) provides exceptional health and social services to individuals in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Family Paths provides all Alameda County children and families a 24 hr hotline, resources, counseling and referrals for mental health and supportive services.

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FERC is a family and caregiver-centered program that provides information, education, advocacy, and support services to family/caregivers of children, adolescents, transitional age youth, adults, and older adults with serious emotional disturbance or mental illness living in all regions of Alameda County.

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In California, many museums offer free or significantly reduced admission to individuals with Medi-Cal cards, EBT/SNAP cards, or WIC cards through programs like "Museums for All" and "California Museums for All".

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The REACH program helps you pay for energy during a crisis. REACH energy credit support is subject to funding availability.

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Relief for Energy Assistance through Community Help

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PG&E’s REACH program provides financial assistance with your energy bill and other relief.

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Alameda County Office of Education Family Resource Centers

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Alameda County Office of Education Family Resource Centers

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Alameda County Family & Student Resource Guide

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Alameda County Family & Student Resource Guide

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Recursos Para Ayudar a Familias y Estudiantes Inmigrantes

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Recursos Para Ayudar a Familias y Estudiantes Inmigrantes

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Resources to Assist Immigrant Students and Families

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Are you looking for affordable internet access? Here's an opportunity to enroll in a low-cost internet program designed to help you stay connected without breaking the bank.

InternetForAllNow.org

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NHUSD Family Learning Portal - Academic Support

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Resources for academic support, including enrichment and expanded learning.

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The Hume Center's South Asian Community Health Promotion Services Program

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The Hume Center's South Asian Community Health Promotion Services Program

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They offer workshops, groups, or individual sessions, virtually or in person.

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Family Paths Parent Education Workshops for 2026-2027

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Family Paths Parent Education Workshops for 2026-2027

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Alameda County Library offers a variety of educational support for your child from online tutoring through Brainfuse, to a writing lab to skill building programs specific to your child's need.

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211 offers housing choices from emergency shelters, transitional housing to affordable rentals.

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Need Immediate Shelter? Call 2-1-1

We update shelter availability throughout Alameda County twice a day.

Need Additional Housing Resources?

Check "Other Helpful Sites" in menu above for additional resources like deposit and rental assistance, legal aid, housing search websites and advocacy programs.

Find Health and Human Services

Find services and resources in Alameda County
Learn More

List Your Property

List your affordable housing rental property with us
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We update shelter availability throughout Alameda County twice a day.

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Dad's Evoking Change offer a free co-parenting counseling session to improve parenting relationships by reducing conflict and improving communication, ultimately protecting and improving the overall well-being of the children involved.

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Immigration, Legal and Social Services

Centro staff is available to provide assistance in understanding complicated situations and to help you navigate the immigration and social services agencies.

If you are confused, worried, or simply afraid of getting it wrong, our staff can help put you on the right track.

Immigration Assistance:

Understand the immigration process.

Assistance with completing required forms.

Instructions for filing and follow-up.

Establishing legal residency.

Outline the path to citizenship.

Referrals to legal counsel when appropriate.

Legal Assitance:

Provide information and referrals on issues concerning housing and civil rights, liability issues, and other legal situations.

Notary Public service.

Referrals to Legal Aid.

Voter registration forms and information.

Social Services Assistance:

Understanding what services are available.

Determining eligibility.

Help with completion of public assistance forms.

Assist veterans with receiving care and benefits.

Referrals for medical and mental heatlh services.

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Signing up is easy and fast from your mobile device at internetessentials.com/apply.

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Since 2012, the Union City Family Center (UCFC) has supported more than 34,000 people with services, programs, and access to vital resources. We collaborate with more than 40 regional organizations to support thousands of students and their families in New Haven Unified School District (NHUSD), along with individuals and families throughout the region.

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CalWORKs participants may be eligible to obtain assistance with permanent and temporary housing, help with moving costs, eviction prevention, and case management.

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Free 200GB of internet per year for 5 years.

Free hotspot with free shipping.

No fees, costs, or annual re-certifications.

Your child can qualify for Project 10Million through eligibility for the National School Lunch Program, SNAP (Cal-Fresh), or Medi-Cal.

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Affordable devices for hybrid learning.
Once you've signed your family up for Project 10Million, you can purchase these affordable devices at-cost through your account or at your nearest T-Mobile store.

Samsung Chromebook 4

Lenovo 100e Chromebook

Lenovo 100e Windows PC

TCL Tab 8 LE

During congestion, Project 10Million customers may notice speeds lower than other customers due to data prioritization. Video typically streams at DVD quality (480p).
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24/7/365 Mental Health Care Coordination Service for New Haven Unified School District Students, Staff, and their Families

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In partnership with New Haven Unified School District.

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Care Solace - New Haven Unified School District

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Group support and parent education for grieving families

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Group support and parent education for grieving families

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East Bay Agency for Children's Circle of Care is a unique program that supports children and their families coping with the death of a loved one. https://www.ebac.org/services/circle.asp

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Student Transit Pass Program Clipper Cards

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Student Transit Pass Program Clipper Cards

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The Student Transit Pass Program offers all NHUSD middle and high school students free Youth Clipper Cards for unlimited free rides on UC Transit and AC Transit, as well as 50% off BART fares and youth discounts on other transit systems. Apply online

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Attention Student Transit Pass Users!

Students who use AC Transit or Union City Transit must verify their pass information by July 31st. Without verification, your pass may expire on August 1st. To verify, please fill out this form ( English/ Spanish/Chinese).

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Eligible middle and high school students in Alameda County can receive a Student Transit Pass . The pass includes f ree and u nlimited trips on AC Transit, Union City Transit, or Wheels , 50 percent off BART fares, and discounts on other transit systems in the Bay Area.

Program Eligibility

More than 160 Alameda County schools participate in the program. There are two program models:

Students in grades 6 through 12 who are eligible for free or reduced-priced meals can apply for a Student Transit Pass. C heck the income guidelines from the California Department of Education for more details. Participating schools within t he following school districts have means-based eligibility: AUSD, Albany City USD, BUSD, CVUSD, DUSD, FUSD, HUSD, NHUSD, NUSD, PUSD, Piedmont City USD, SLUSD, and SLZUSD .

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Trouble with your landlord?

Behind on rent?

At risk of eviction?

Housing referrals and drop-in services for families in Fremont, Newark and Union City - Fremont Family Resource Center (FRC)

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The Fremont Family Resource Center (FRC), located at 39155 Liberty St., Suite A110, serves as a Housing Resource Center for access point services.

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Affordable housing rental listings

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Search and apply for affordable housing on Alameda County’s Housing Portal

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The Union City Family Center provides a clothing pantry for families in dire need.   To visit the pantry, please make an appointment by calling (510) 476-2770.   Depending on supply, there are sometimes other basic necessity items available as well.

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SPARKPOINT offers financial services at no cost to you

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Clipper START for eligible 19-64 yr olds

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Clipper START for eligible 19-64 yr olds

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Save 50% Off Transit with Clipper START!

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Households in need of food can either visit our Joseph Street location twice a month to choose a mix of healthy and nutritious food (including seasonal fruits and vegetables, whole grains, canned and boxed goods, meats, and dairy items*) Farmers Market style. *Item availability is based on donations and the season.

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The Union City Family Center provides a clothing pantry for families in dire need.   To visit the pantry, Ms. Kelly's Closet, please make an appointment by calling (510) 476-2770.   Depending on supply, there are sometimes other basic necessity items available as well.

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Official Instagram page of the Union City Family Center

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Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.

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Do you need assistance applying for Medi-Cal, CALFresh, CalWorks or other county service programs?  See this document for ways to get help or contact Ms. Clare Dalman, the Family Service Assistant, for information.

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31604 Alvarado Blvd.

Union City, CA 94587

510-489-0700

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Centro - The heart of the local community.

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Flexible, Local, Easy, Access (FLEA) is an on-demand service within the select area of Union City with connections to Union Landing and Calaveras Landing. Rides can be from any origin to any destination in the service area.

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The Level Up program is for young adults ages 16-24 who are not enrolled in high school.

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For youth ages 14-24

Job readiness training

Paid internships

Job search assistance

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Personalized support for California families. Kids ages 0–12 get FREE, expert coaching for sleep issues, worry, social skills, and more. Live, 1:1 video sessions, secure chat, on-demand content, and more.

No cost, no insurance needed.

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BrightLife Kids - A CalHope Program by Brightline

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BrightLife Kids is a virtual mental health platform for California families with children ages 0-12. Support your kids’ behavioral health and wellbeing with digital tools, resources and virtual support from experts in youth mental health.

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New Haven Adult School develops and empowers every student to meet their learning goals by providing a safe, supportive environment and exceptional customer service.

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If you're an Alameda County renter who has fallen behind on rent or utilities payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may qualify for assistance. The Emergency Rental Assistance Program will help income-eligible households pay up to 15 months of rent and utilities, both for past due and future payments.

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Immigration, Legal and Social Services

Centro staff is available to provide assistance in understanding complicated situations and to help you navigate the immigration and social services agencies.

If you are confused, worried, or simply afraid of getting it wrong, our staff can help put you on the right track.

Immigration Assistance:

Understand the immigration process.

Assistance with completing required forms.

Instructions for filing and follow-up.

Establishing legal residency.

Outline the path to citizenship.

Referrals to legal counsel when appropriate.

Legal Assitance:

Provide information and referrals on issues concerning housing and civil rights, liability issues, and other legal situations.

Notary Public service.

Referrals to Legal Aid.

Voter registration forms and information.

Social Services Assistance:

Understanding what services are available.

Determining eligibility.

Help with completion of public assistance forms.

Assist veterans with receiving care and benefits.

Referrals for medical and mental heatlh services.

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Immigration, Legal and Social Services - Centro de Servicios

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Centro - The heart of the local community.

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ACILEP Hotline 510-241-4011

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Alameda County Immigration Legal and Education Partnership

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Alameda County Immigration Legal and Education Partnership

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Have you recently seen, interacted with, or been detained by Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE)?

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Waitlist forms available

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Beyond The Bell / Boys and Girls Club of San Leandro - New Haven Unified School District

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Official Facebook page of the Union City Family Center

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Union City Family Center | Union City CA

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Union City Family Center, Union City. 1,367 likes · 3 talking about this · 9 were here. Engaging and empowering our community to thrive. Together We’re Better!

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IVC's Instagram page @ivccougars

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Create an account or log in to Instagram - Share what you’re into with the people who get you.

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Housing Resource Center Access Points and Information

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Housing Resource Center Access Points and Information

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HRC-Access Points Drop-in Info 03-16-26.docx

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I Am Here: Vital Document Legal Hotline for Youth

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1-888-870-DOCS (1-888-870-3627) is a free, dedicated legal assistance hotline for youth experiencing homelessness.

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Medi-Cal Dental Services changes coming July 2026

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Medi-Cal Dental Services changes coming July 2026

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List of dentists accepting new patients with Medi-Cal here

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APURECE Dental Campaign Final 3.10.26 2.pdf

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Updated UCFC Free_Low Cost Summer 2026 Enrichment English_Spanish.pdf

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UCFC Free_Low Cost Summer 2026 Enrichment English_Spanish.pdf

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Ways to Have Fun with Your Kids for Free or Cheap

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Ways to Have Fun with Your Kids for Free or Cheap

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Ways to have fun with your kids free or cheap.pdf

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New Haven Unified School District website

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New Haven Unified School District website

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New Haven Unified School District | Union City / South Hayward Schools

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Innovative district serving more than 10,000 TK through 12th-grade students in Union City and south Hayward, in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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https://laclinica.org/location/la-clinica-dental-union-city/

La Clínica provides low-cost preventive and general dental services to the community.

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https://laclinica.org/location/la-clinica-dental-union-city/

La Clínica ofrece servicios dentales preventivos y generales de bajo costo a la comunidad.

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La Clinica UCD Flyer - Spanish (Finalized).png

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Mondays and Thursdays

10am-12pm

1pm-3pm

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Centro De Servicios Mercado Comunitario 

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Centro De Servicios Mercado Comunitario 

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Lunes y Jueves

10am-12pm

1pm-3pm

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Viernes, 25 de Septiembre, 3:30-5:30

725 Whipple Rd.

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Friday, September 25th, 3:30-5:30pm

725 Whipple Rd.

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Starting Sept 18, most 1st and 3rd Fridays 1-2:30PM at the Union City Family Center

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Tuesdays and Thursdays in room N5 3-4PM

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There is also free shuttle service from NHUSD to Cal State East Bay. See this flyer for details. Fill out this Google Interest Form before Sept. 4th for the shuttle

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For expectant fathers and those with a baby younger than 2 years.

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La serie es para padres y figuraspaternas con hijos de 0 a 8 

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La serie es para padres y figuraspaternas con hijos de 0 a 8 