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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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Home Page - Immigration Institute of the Bay Area

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Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) is a nonprofit that provides free and low-cost immigration legal services, education, and civic engagement opportunities.

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What to Do if You Are Arrested or Detained by Immigration

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Live life with the help of our family support services in the East Bay. Find health services, clinics, mental health counseling, job training, and more.

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Call 211 for help

Help starts here. 211 connects you to expert, caring help. Every call is completely confidential.

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211 connects you to expert, caring help. Every call is completely confidential.

What are you looking for today?

This phone call has given me more hope than I ever thought possible. I have been beaten down for so long and told that I could never be anything. Just talking with you meant even more than all the resources you gave me.

United Way of Central Maryland 211 Client

Referrals to help and resources were made by the 211 network in 2022.

If it were not for your help, I don't know what I would have done without food. It's been too dangerous to go out and I can't afford to be at risk.

211 Miami Client

Average increase in 211 call volume throughout 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic.

211 saved my life. It was below freezing, and I had nowhere to sleep. They helped me find a place to stay and create a plan to get my life back.

Cleveland 211 Client

People call 211 for assistance with housing, homelessness, and utility bills every year.

Partner with Us

Whether you provide local services, operate a national non-profit, or represent a company that wants to help more people, 211 can help. Across the country, 211s are vital partners to hundreds of organizations, businesses, and government agencies.

Learn more about our work with partners like the Ad Council, IBM, Lyft, SingleCare, and join us today.

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

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TCV Food Bank + Mobile Pantry – TCV Food Bank + Mobile Pantry

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Growing Our Regional Economy

Building Our Regional Workforce

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East Bay Works | Connecting People With Opportunities for Employment

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Are you looking for a better career with more opportunity for growth?

Join us on Wednesdays at 4pm to learn more about the programs available to you at no cost and to get answers to your questions.

💚 Wednesdays (virtual) at 4PM (Registration required) https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIqc-CoqDguGNETetesxLQlXz-KaFcof-VY

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Legal aid organizations provide free legal information, advice, representation and/or other legal services in various areas of law. They typically have subject-matter, income, geographic, or other limitations for who they can help. Legal aid offices may also offer self-help informational resources that can help you get started.

The list of local legal aid organizations below is provided for informational purposes. It is not an exhaustive list. Alameda County Law Library does not endorse or warrant the services provided by any of the organizations listed, and makes no guarantees about organizational capacity or your eligibility for services.

Email: inquiries@heraca.org Phone: (510) 271-8443

Free legal advice, representation and consumer workshops in the areas of debt collection defense, predatory lending & abusive mortgage serving, foreclosure defense, HOA problems, estate planning, and credit repair.

310 8th St. #308 Oakland, CA 94607 Phone: (510) 251-2846 Email: help@apilegaloutreach.org

Free legal counseling and representation for low-income members of the Asian and Pacific Islander community in the areas of immigration & naturalization, family law, eviction defense, elder abuse, public benefits, foreclosure defense, and wills & trusts.

Email: info@legalaidatwork.org Phone: 415-404-9093 (Berkeley and Oakland office)

Legal Aid at Work's Workers' Rights Clinic provides low-income and unemployed people with free, confidential information about their legal rights related to work in California including wage protection, working conditions, and unemployment benefits. Other clinics and helplines include Work and Family, Disability Rights, Project SURVIVE (Domestic Violence /Stalking), and Racial Economic Justice. They provide services in Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, and other languages.

The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area provides free legal services to low-income Bay Area individuals with programs such as Commercial Tenant Legal Assistance, Legal Services for Entrepreneurs, Police Violence Legal Support, and other programs.

California Free Legal Answers is a virtual legal advice clinic in which qualifying users post civil legal questions at no cost to be answered by pro bono attorneys licensed in their state.

Question topics include Family, Divorce, Custody, Housing, Eviction, Homelessness, Consumer Rights, Financial, Work, Employment, Unemployment, Health and Disability, Civil Rights, Income Maintenance, Juvenile and Education Law.

Phone: (888) 382 -3406

Free legal help for survivors of California disasters, and resources for volunteers, provided by trusted California nonprofit legal aid providers

Upsolve is a free, self-service tool that guides California debtors through the process of filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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Affordable Housing | City of Fremont, CA Official Website

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Information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. To determine whether you are required to register or are already considered registered, please seek assistance from a qualified immigration legal service provider.

Travel Advisory for Immigrants: Important Considerations

Traveling as an immigrant in the United States-whether you're a lawful permanent resident (LPR), visa holder, or undocumented-requires careful planning to protect your legal status and ensure safe reentry. Here's what you need to know:
Travel as a Lawful Permanent Resident (Green Card Holder)

Travel Duration: It's safest to travel outside the U.S. for less than six months at a time. Extended absences may raise questions about whether you've abandoned your U.S. residence.

Criminal History: If you have a criminal record, especially since becoming a permanent resident, consult an attorney before leaving the United States. Certain offenses can make reentry difficult.

Valid Documentation: Always travel with a valid green card. If your green card is lost or expired, you can still be a permanent resident, but reentry may be complicated without proper documentation.​

Reentry Procedures: Do not sign Form I-407 (Abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident Status) upon return, even if an immigration agent pressures you. Request to speak with an attorney and see a judge before making decisions.​

Travel as a Visa Holder

Visa Validity: Ensure your visa is valid for reentry. Some visas may require a visa stamp for reentry, which can only be obtained at a U.S. consulate abroad.​

Travel Restrictions: Certain visa types have travel restrictions. For instance, individuals on tourist visas (B-2) or student visas (F-1) may face challenges reentering if they have overstayed or violated visa terms.​

Consultation: Before traveling, consult with an immigration attorney to understand how your specific visa status may affect your ability to reenter the U.S.​

Travel as an Undocumented Immigrant

Risk of Detention: Traveling outside the U.S. can trigger a bar to reentry, making it difficult or impossible to return.​

Legal Advice: Before making any travel plans, seek legal counsel to explore possible options for regularizing your status and understand the risks involved.​

General Travel Tips for All Immigrants

Documentation: Carry all necessary documentation, including passports, visas, and any immigration paperwork.​

Emergency Contacts: Have contact information for an immigration attorney or legal aid organization in case of emergencies.​

Stay Informed: Keep up to date with any changes in immigration laws or travel advisories that may affect your status.

New Alien Registration Requirement - Effective April 11, 2025

Starting April 11, 2025, all non-U.S. citizens who have been in the United States for 30 days or more-and who have not already registered through a visa, I-94, or other recognized immigration process-must register with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This includes individuals who:

Entered the U.S. without inspection

Have applied for or received asylum, TPS, or DACA without being issued a work permit or advance parole

Are parents or guardians of non-U.S. citizen children under 14 who have also been in the U.S. for 30+ days

Failure to register or carry proof of registration may lead to civil or criminal penalties

Who Is Already Registered?
You are likely already registered if you:

Hold a green card (permanent residence)

Have a valid visa, I-94, employment authorization, or parole stamp

Applied for immigration benefits and were fingerprinted (e.g., I-485, DACA, TPS)

Are in removal proceedings

Are you a Canadian or Mexican citizen with a border crossing card or an I-94

Who Must Register Now?
You must register using Form G-325R and be fingerprinted if:

You entered the U.S. without inspection

You have not been issued an I-94, visa, or work permit

You are a Canadian visitor who entered by land and did not receive an I-94

Your child is under 14 and in the U.S. for 30+ days and has not yet registered

Your child just turned 14 and needs to update their registration

Registration does not provide legal status, employment authorization, or protection from deportation. It is solely a government tracking requirement.

Helpful Resources on the New Alien Registration Requirement

To help our community stay informed and compliant with the new registration requirement effective April 11, 2025, CCSCC recommends the following trusted resource:

Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC): New Registration Requirement - Frequently Asked Questions

This guide explains:

Who must register

What documents are needed

How could this requirement affect different immigration statuses

What registration does not do (it does not confer legal status or protections)

We strongly encourage all non-U.S. citizens, especially those who entered without inspection or have no visa/I-94 record, to read the ILRC FAQ for clear, community-focused guidance.
Join Our Monthly Information Sessions
To support our community, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County (CCSCC) is hosting monthly Alien Registration informational sessions:
Every Third Friday |11:00 AM - 1:00 PM | San Jose & Gilroy Locations
To register for the San Jose session, call 408-510-4358

To register for the Gilroy session, call 408-842-4808

These sessions are free and open to the public. We will cover:

The purpose of alien registration

How to locate or understand your A-Number

What to do if you've lost old documentation

Updates related to registration under new federal policies

Q&A with immigration legal experts

Termination of Parole Notices: What You Need to Know

At Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County, we understand that receiving a Termination of Parole Notice can be overwhelming and confusing. If you have received such a notice, it's important to know your rights and options. Our goal is to provide you with the support you need during this challenging time.
What is Parole?
Parole is a temporary permission granted to individuals to remain in the United States for specific reasons, such as humanitarian concerns or public interest. It is not a permanent status, but it allows individuals to stay in the U.S. temporarily.
Why Might Parole Be Terminated?
Parole can be terminated for various reasons, including failure to comply with parole conditions, criminal activity, or changes in immigration policies. However, the termination notice does not necessarily mean you must leave the U.S. immediately. In some cases, parole may be terminated incorrectly or due to errors in processing.
What to Do if You Receive a Termination of Parole Notice:
1. Stay Informed:

Carefully review the Termination of Parole Notice to understand why it was issued. In some cases, the notice may not apply to your specific situation.

If the termination is related to a group of individuals, such as those from specific countries, there may be legal decisions that protect your parole status.

2. Do Not Leave the U.S. Immediately:

If your parole is terminated, you may still be eligible to remain in the U.S. under other legal grounds, such as asylum or pending applications. Leaving the country could hurt your case.

It is crucial to attend any scheduled immigration court hearings or other appointments related to your case.

3. Check Your Work Authorization:

If your parole is terminated, it may affect your work authorization. If you have a work permit based on your parole (C11), this may also be revoked.

If you have a valid work permit from another pending application, such as asylum (C08), it will remain valid. You may also be eligible to apply for a new work permit based on your pending asylum application.

4. Seek Legal Assistance:

It is critical to consult with an immigration attorney or trusted legal service provider to evaluate your options. You may be eligible for other relief or legal protections, such as applying for asylum, adjustment of status, or other forms of relief.

Our team at Catholic Charities offers legal consultations to help you navigate this process.

5. Know Your Rights:

If you've received a Termination of Parole Notice, we encourage you to attend one of our Know Your Rights (KYR) Workshops. These workshops provide information about your rights, options for relief, and how to protect yourself.

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New Youth Justice resource: Know Your Rights - AB 181

Thanks to BayLegal YouthJustice law clerk Sophie Tohl and intern Armaan Sharma for this one-page guide to a new diploma pathway for young people with disabilities, established under California's AB 181. Please circulate widely to any students you serve who entered ninth grade during the 2022-23 school year or later, and who might qualify for ...

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Pro Bono Legal Services » Free Bay Area Legal Aid » Alameda County Bar

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Food Assistance | City of Fremont, CA Official Website

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Fremont Homeless Wellness Center

The HWC provides supportive housing services, classes and support from peers, safe space to spend the day, and is a point of entry for the Coordinated Entry System in South Alameda County.

Hedco Wellness Center

Welcoming & accessible community hub for services including behavioral health support, employment, housing resources, peer-led groups, and more.

Housing Resource Center in Hayward

Housing Resource Centers (HRC) coordinate County and local resources to connect high-needs people with housing. HRCs are a point of entry for the Coordinated Entry System in Alameda County. All visitors can access housing problem solving, assessments, and linkage to resources.

Housing Resource Center Oakland

Housing Resource Centers (HRC) coordinate County and local resources to connect high-needs people with housing. HRCs are a point of entry for the Coordinated Entry System in Alameda County. All visitors can access housing problem solving, assessments, and linkage to resources.

North County Housing Resource Center

Housing Resource Centers (HRC) coordinate County and local resources to connect high-needs people with housing. HRCs are a point of entry for the Coordinated Entry System in Alameda County. All visitors can access housing problem solving, assessments, and linkage to resources.

South County Wellness Center

Welcoming & accessible community hub for services including behavioral health support, employment, housing resources, peer-led groups, and more.

Towne House Wellness Center

Welcoming & accessible community hub for services including behavioral health support, employment, housing resources, peer-led groups, and more.

Valley Wellness Center

Welcoming & accessible community hub for services including behavioral health support, employment, housing resources, peer-led groups, and more.

Keep People Housed - Oakland

Keep People Housed prevents residents who are at-risk of becoming homeless.

NET Growth

NET Growth is part guaranteed income pilot, part comprehensive service network, to help former foster youth in Alameda County transition into adulthood with the financial stability, personal strength, and community backing they need.

Phone: 510-229-2786

Get Connected: Contact us at NETGrowth@bayareacs.org

Shallow Subsidy Program

BACS prevents homelessness for housing-insecure, low-income, severely rent burdened community members by providing shallow cash subsidies to close the gap in their housing costs.

Get Connected: Participants were referred through the Keep People Housed application process. No longer accepting new participants, program is currently closed.

Amber House Crisis Residential Treatment

BACS' Amber House is a short-term residential alternative to psychiatric hospitalization, or support following hospitalization, for individuals in active psychiatric distress who need support to cope and heal.

Amber House Crisis Stabilization Unit

BACS' Amber House Crisis Stabilization Unit is a short-term (under 24 hours) assessment and triage unit for individuals in active psychiatric distress who need community support.

Phone: 510-379-4179

Location: 516 31st Street, Oakland, CA 94609

Get Connected: We take all referrals and triage over the phone & at the door.

Woodroe Place Crisis Residential Treatment

Woodroe Place is a short-term residential alternative to psychiatric hospitalization, or support following hospitalization, for individuals in active psychiatric distress who need support to cope and heal.

Rental Assistance Landlord Engagement (RALE)

RALE woks with landlords to create more units of affordable housing in the community and fill their units with people in need. We provide guaranteed rental assistance, incentive fund, landlord/tenant mediation, and a 24/7 hotline for housing emergencies.

Fremont Navigation Center provides short-term housing to help people transition from encampments to permanent housing, with support for mental health, hygiene, physical health, and job needs.

Location: Located in downtown Fremont, CA

Get Connected: Residents are referred through the Coordinated Entry System (CES). Visit your nearest Housing Resource Center for a CES Assessment.

Hayward Navigation Center provides short-term housing to help people transition from encampments to permanent housing, with support for mental health, hygiene, physical health, and job needs.

Location: Located in Hayward, CA

Get Connected: Residents are referred through the Coordinated Entry System (CES). Visit your nearest Housing Resource Center for a CES Assessment.

The Henry Robinson Center is a rapid-rehousing program that helps people transition from encampments and other un-sheltered living situations into permanent housing. While residents live with us, we stay focused on finding permanent housing while helping participants establish benefits, find employment, access mental and physical healthcare supports, and more.

The Holland is a rapid-rehousing program that helps people transition from encampments and other un-sheltered living situations into permanent housing. While residents live with us, we stay focused on finding permanent housing while helping participants establish benefits, find employment, access mental and physical healthcare supports, and more.

The STAIR Center is a rapid-rehousing program that helps people transition from encampments and other un-sheltered living situations into permanent housing. While residents live with us, we stay focused on finding permanent housing while helping participants establish benefits, find employment, access mental and physical healthcare supports, and more.

Location: located in Berkeley, CA

Get Connected: Residents are referred through the Coordinated Entry System (CES). Visit your nearest Housing Resource Center for a CES Assessment.

CARE Court Supportive Services

Comprehensive supportive services for people involved in the CARE Court system.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099 for more information about how to petition the court for supportive services from BACS.

Get Connected: Referrals will come through CARE Court petition filing process. If you are in CARE Court, contact your public defender. If you are interested in filing a petition, access this at County self-help locations.

Enhanced Care Management/Tier

Expanded services at no cost to Medi-Cal members who have complex needs and challenges including homelessness, severe behavioral health challenges, and more. Support navigating the system of care and accessing additional resources.

Get Connected: Requires referral from Alameda Alliance for Health.

Intensive Case Management

Level One Case Management Program that Provide intensive case management that supports people's ability to access psychiatric care, medical care, substance use treatment, housing resources, financial resources, employment opportunities, and advocacy within the legal system.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

IPS Supported Employment

Using the Individualized Placement and Support 9IPS) evidence-based model, we support people with complex needs, behavioral health challenges, and/or who are experiencing homelessness to find and maintain competitive, satisfying employment.

Get Connected: Visit a BACS Wellness Center to get started.

Oakland Project Connect

OPC provides supportive services (including individual and group counseling, housing coordinating, financial support, and community linkages to permanent housing) to unhoused adults in Oakland who are living with mental health and substance use challenges.

Re-Entry Treatment Team

The Re-Entry Treatment Team provides supportive services (12-24 months of intensive mental health treatment and care coordination, benefits assistance, benefits advocacy, independent living skills & community-building) to individuals with behavioral health issues and a criminal justice history.

SAGE

SAGE helps people achieve stability through benefits advocacy and linkage to housing and other resources that improve well-being and empower individuals to achieve their goals. The SAGE program works directly with legal advocates to assist people through the process of securing SSI benefits.

Circa60

Full Service Partnerships support partners in every aspect of their life, breaking systemic mental health, housing, and community barriers. FSPs help people achieve lasting mental health stability through community support, rather than relying on expensive, uncoordinated inpatient and emergency services. Circa60 helps older adults (ages 60+) in Alameda County.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Get Connected: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

HEAT

Full Service Partnerships support partners in every aspect of their life, breaking systemic mental health, housing, and community barriers. FSPs help people achieve lasting mental health stability through community support, rather than relying on expensive, uncoordinated inpatient and emergency services. HEAT serves people ages 18+ who are experiencing homelessness and have severe and persistent mental illness in Alameda County.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Get Connected: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

LIFT

Full Service Partnerships support partners in every aspect of their life, breaking systemic mental health, housing, and community barriers. FSPs help people achieve lasting mental health stability through community support, rather than relying on expensive, uncoordinated inpatient and emergency services. LIFT serves justice-involved individuals who are experiencing a mental health crisis, who are not getting the support they need, and who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Alameda County.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Get Connected: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

PAIGE

Full Service Partnerships support partners in every aspect of their life, breaking systemic mental health, housing, and community barriers. FSPs help people achieve lasting mental health stability through community support, rather than relying on expensive, uncoordinated inpatient and emergency services. PAIGE serves TAY (ages 18-24) who are experiencing a mental health crisis, who are not connected to services or not getting the support they need, and who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Alameda County.

BACS has FSPs focusing on: unhoused community members, justice-involved community members, transition aged youth (ages 18-24), justice-involved transition aged youth, and older adults (ages 60+) in Alameda County.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Get Connected: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

RISE

Full Service Partnerships support partners in every aspect of their life, breaking systemic mental health, housing, and community barriers. FSPs help people achieve lasting mental health stability through community support, rather than relying on expensive, uncoordinated inpatient and emergency services. RISE serves justice-involved TAY (ages 18-24) who are experiencing serious mental illness and other significant challenges in Alameda County.

Phone: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Get Connected: Call ACCESS at 1-800-491-9099

Medical Respite in Oakland

BACS' Recuperative Care program offers a short-term (up to 4 weeks) safe, supportive place for community members experiencing homelessness or other complex needs to recuperate after an illness and hospital stay.

Project Reclamation

BACS buys single-family homes and small apartment buildings to create permanent housing for people who would otherwise be homeless due to complex needs. Each resident has a private bedroom and a Care Coordinator to support with their unique needs.

Location: Dozens of homes located throughout Alameda County.

Get Connected: Through local coordinated entry system. Visit your local Housing Resource Center for more information.

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Alameda County - Bay Area Community Services (BACS)

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Home | LGBTQ+ Services | Berkeley | Pacific Center for Human Growth

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Learn more about Pacific Center through our website: LGBTQ+ Mental Health counseling, clinical training, peer support and therapy groups, and services for youth and elders delivered with respect for diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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LGBTQIA+ youth ages 12 - 24 years old experiencing houselessness, have been victims of violence, & are in crisis.

Currently operating as our "Supply Train Home Delivery" Program.

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Support & Social Groups

Contact each groups' designated individual listed at the bottom of the

Rainbow In The News

Share the Spirit: Rainbow Community Center is a lifeline for East Bay LGBTQIA+ youth seeking acceptance for who they are

Rainbow In The News

All the Colors of the Rainbow:

The best gift you can give your kid is acceptance

Open source, free, and downloadable, SOGIE Handbook written by Rainbow's former Executive Director! Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, & Expression Affirming Approach and Expansive Practices for anyone who connects with anyone and wants a helpful tool. Funded by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) & supported by the New York State Department of Health and Cornell University.

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Since 1995, we have been offering support & social opportunities to the LGBTQI+ community & its allies.

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Peer Wellness Collective | Community Support in California

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You are not alone. SAVE is here for you.
by SAVE Staff
During this difficult time when everything is unpredictable. If you or you know someone is in an intimate partner violence situation and needs to talk to a DV advocate. You are not alone. SAVE is here for you.

SAVE Services by Leslie Garcia, SAVE DV Advocate
During the Shelter in Place order, our knowledgeable advocates can help you with accessing community resources, safety planning, obtaining a temporary restraining order, joining a virtual support group, and more.

How Can You Help a Friend? by Shailaja Dixit, SAVE DV Advocate/LIGHT Program Coordinator
The shelter in place order has dramatically increased the danger for survivors of intimate partner violence. During this time, if you think someone you know might be experiencing abuse at home, how can you help as a friend?

Don't Give Up! by Annie Olea, SAVE Housing First Manager
Indefinite isolation, scarce resources, and information overload could trigger anxiety, depression, and many unchecked emotions. This is especially a difficult time for DV survivors to relive the trauma of isolation. We ask you to please reach out to a friend, co-worker, or family member to check in with their safety and support needs.

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SAVE | Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments | Located in Fremont, Southern Alameda County

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NCCER Home - The leader in construction training, education, workforce development and accreditation.

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NCCER is recognized by the construction industry as the training, assessment, certification and career development standard for the construction and maintenance craft professional.

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Senior InfoLine | City of Fremont, CA Official Website

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Call for information about Older Adult services in the Tri-City area. An Older Adult Specialist will answer your questions and refer you to appropriate services and resources.

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Free tax help bay area is UWBA led coalition of organizations that provide free tax help throughout the bay area in partnership with the IRS

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HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

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HUD provides housing support and uplifts communities. Let us guide your next steps to the right place.

Find Housing Assistance

HUD provides housing support and uplifts communities. Let us guide your next steps to the right place.

Find Housing Assistance

At President Biden's directive, the COVID-19 National Emergency declared in March of 2020 ended on May 11, 2023.

Learn More

Find disaster resources from HUD and other Federal and state agencies to help with disaster recovery.

Learn More

At the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), we provide mortgage insurance on loans made by FHA-approved lenders.

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Based in Union City, CA since 1974, Centro leverages social services resources, community partners, volunteers, and donors to improve the quality of life for low-income families in the local area and neighboring cities. Think of Centro as an open door. We help direct clients to precisely the support they need to address hunger, housing insecurity, immigration challenges, and so much more. Our primary goal is to enable clients to become self-sufficient.

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Compassion Network is a non-profit partner of local churches seeking to help those in need by connecting them to volunteers who are able to help!

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Comprehensive Healthcare Services for Native Communities | Indian Health Center

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Discover our commitment to serving American Indian and Alaskan Native populations with primary care, dental services, counseling, nutrition programs, and community outreach. Join us in promoting wellness and providing personalized care for over 40 years.