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Nowruz Media Other, Community Based Organization, Education Provider, Ethnic Community Based Organization Contact Information Address San Francisco, CA 94110, USA Contact Details Phone: 415-823-6062 Service Counties Email: fkarimi@nowruzmedia.com Website: https://nowruzmedia.com/ Sacramento, San Francisco, Alameda, Alpine, Contra Costa, El Dorado, Fresno, Placer, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Riverside, Yuba, Santa Cruz, San Diego, Los Angeles, Stanislaus, Orange County Agency Overview Nowruz media is a community-driven digital media platform dedicated to serving Afghan immigrants and Farsi-Speaking in California and beyond. It's established to fill the information gap for the Afghan newcommers and underrepresented immigrants groups offering multilangual, cultturallly relevant, and community-centered journalis. The Nowruz media focus on: 1- Local and Community News - Covering stories, issues affecting Afghan immigrants community and thier new home. 2-Practical Information and Resource hub - Providing guides on immigrantion, healthcare, housing, education and scholarship, social servies, legal information, reettlement, civic angegment, and family supports. 3-Community Engegement -Building bridges between Afghan and Farsi-Speaking immigrants and local institution, wider society through community listening session,s focus groups and and Community hub initiatives on WhatsSApp. 4-Empowerment and Storytelling -Training community reporters, sucess storties, implifying voices. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Dari, English, Farsi, Pashto Populations Afghan, Iranian Ways to Support Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Provides Internships Support Nowruz Media by donating, partnering, volunteering, or simply sharing our stories. Your contribution helps us empower Afghan anf Fars-Speaking immigrants with trusted news, information, resources, and community voices. Donate to Nowruz here: https://donate.mazloweb.com/donate/V7v4sq9GsKAvBqEZ814eeX For more information, please contact Faisal Karimi at (415) 823-6062 or visit https://nowruzmedia.com/ Eligibility & Referral Nowruz Media’s services and resources are open to all Afghan and Farsi-Speaking immigrants, refugees, and community members in California and across the United States , regardless of immigration status, age, or gender. The platform is designed to support newcomers as well as long-established residents who seek news, information, and opportunities for civic engagement. Community members may self-refer by connecting with Nowruz Media through its website, WhatsApp Community Hub, or social media platforms. In addition, referrals are welcome from resettlement agencies, community organizations, service providers, and educational institutions that work with Afghan and immigrant populations. By partnering with local organizations and leaders, Nowruz Media ensures that those most in need of timely, relevant information can easily access its news, resources, and community programs. Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Job search and placement Community wellness and integration Psychosocial education and support Support groups General immigration legal assistance Immigration information sessions Advanced education support Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Rural Human Services Food Bank, Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 286 M St suite a, Crescent City, CA 95531, USA Contact Details Phone: (707) 464-7441 Service Counties Email: Website: https://ruralhumanservices.net/ Del Norte Agency Overview Rural Human Services, Inc. is a non-profit organization serving rural communities in Northern California, often focusing on Del Norte and Curry (Oregon) Counties. They provide a range of social services including housing assistance, energy assistance, and general family support. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Populations Ways to Support Accepts Volunteers Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Emergency housing or shelter Food access (meals, groceries) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

< Back How-to Create a Google My Map with a Client < Previous Next > Use Google My Maps to turn local knowledge into accessible, client-friendly guides for refugees and newcomers. Date Released November 14, 2025 Download Guides Additional Resources Designed for staff who are serving refugees and newcomers, this micro-lesson shows how to create and customize a Google My Map to visually share local resources like clinics, food banks, and housing with clients. It includes tips on organizing maps by category, adding helpful details, and sharing in ways that meet clients where they are, whether that’s by email, text, or printed packet. Resource Links Toolkits ReThink the Village The Community Mapping Toolkit Rural Health Link A Toolkit for Community Assess ment Webinars/PDFs Switchboard TA Strengthening Refugee Services through Community Resource Mapping World Education Services Community Asset Mapping to Support Internationally Trained Immigrants and Refugees Additional Websites Creately Community Asset Mapping Template Google My Maps Create Google My Map 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.

Sonoma County Human Services Department Government Agency Contact Information Address 5350 Old Redwood Hwy N #100, Petaluma, CA 94954, USA Contact Details Phone: (707) 565-5511 Service Counties Email: Website: https://sonomacounty.gov/health-and-human-services/human-services-x117989 Sonoma Agency Overview They provide financial, food, and healthcare assistance, employment and training, and other supportive services and referrals. 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 Benefits assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

The Resource Connection Calaveras Children's Advoc Community Based Organization Contact Information Address Valley Springs, CA 95252, USA Contact Details Phone: (209) 584-9092 Service Counties Email: info@trcac.org Website: https://trcac.org/childrens-counseling-advocacy-center/ Calaveras Agency Overview The Resource Connection Calaveras Children's Advocacy Center provides licensed counseling, advocacy and support for child (under the age of 18) victims of crime free of charge. Education and resources to non-offending parents, guardians and/or family members. 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 Youth services Clinical counseling Mental health navigation and access Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Folsom Cordova Community Partnership Job Center Community Based Organization Contact Information Address 10826 Gadsten Way, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670, USA Contact Details Phone: (916) 294-9107 Service Counties Email: info@theFCCP.org Website: https://www.thefccp.org/job-center Sacramento Agency Overview The Folsom Cordova Community Partnership (FCCP) operates two main centers in Rancho Cordova offering a range of services. At the Job Center, they provide employment support, refugee and youth services including high school equivalency prep and paid internships. The Family Resource Center delivers community support, home visitation, health services like medical access, poison prevention, dental education, and planning for heat safety. They also run parenting workshops, family activities, support groups, and youth mentoring groups. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Spanish, Hmong, Dari, Russian, Farsi, Ukrainian, Portuguese, Turkish Populations 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 Job readiness training Job search and placement Resume Development Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Immigration Institute of the Bay Area Fremont Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 39055 Hastings St Suite 202, Fremont, CA 94538, USA Contact Details Phone: (510) 894-3639 Service Counties Email: fremont@iibayarea.org Website: https://iibayarea.org/ Alameda, Santa Clara Agency Overview IIBA provides affordable immigration legal support and education across seven Bay Area offices in six counties. Their legal services include naturalization and citizenship applications, DACA renewals, family‑based petitions, humanitarian relief (such as U visas, VAWA and TPS), refugee or asylee sponsorship and adjustment, deportation or removal defense, work permits, travel documents and replacement green cards. They offer free citizenship classes, group workshops, community clinics and consultations. 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 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) General immigration legal assistance Removal hearings Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

San Benito County Health & Human Services Agency Government Agency Contact Information Address Hollister Migrant Housing Center, 3235 Southside Road, Hollister, CA 95023, USA Contact Details Phone: (831) 637-7913 Service Counties Email: infohhsa@cosb.us Website: https://hhsa.cosb.us/ San Benito Agency Overview Migrant Center office. They provide financial, food, and healthcare assistance, employment and training, and other supportive services and referrals. 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 Benefits assistance Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

International Rescue Committee (IRC) - Los Angeles Resettlement Agency, Community Based Organization, Legal Services Provider, Education Provider Contact Information Address 625 N Maryland Ave, Glendale, CA 91206 Contact Details Phone: (818) 550-6220 Service Counties Email: Volunteer.la@Rescue.org Website: https://www.Rescue.org/LosAngeles Kern, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino, Riverside, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis Obispo Agency Overview The International Rescue Committee’s Los Angeles office supports refugees, asylees, trafficking survivors and other newcomers with comprehensive services that begin on arrival through self‑sufficiency. Reception and Placement covers safe housing, food, Medi‑Cal enrollment, urgent health navigation and job placement. Ongoing integration programs offer ESL and citizenship classes, intensive case management, financial coaching, micro‑loans, workforce‑literacy training, Afghan youth mentorship and support for unaccompanied minors. Accredited immigration staff provide affordable assistance with green cards, naturalization, family reunification, DACA and U/T visas. Eligibility & Referral Languages & Populations Ways to Support Languages Arabic, Armenian, Dari, English, Farsi, French, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukrainian, Haitian Creole, Urdu, Pashto, Portuguese, Cantonese Populations All populations Ways to Support Accepts Donated Goods Accepts Financial Donations Accepts Volunteers Provides Internships Eligibility & Referral Programs & Services Basic Needs Case Management Employment Services Children, Youth & Family Health & Wellness Immigration & Legal Adult Education & ESL Access to phone, internet, other Banking support Basic household Items Benefits assistance General case management Receiving & Placement (R&P) Unaccompanied minors Advanced career pathways Job readiness training Job search and placement Resume Development School enrollment (primary and secondary) Youth services Community wellness and integration Healthcare navigation support Psychosocial education and support Support groups Adjustment of Status/Green Card Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Employment Authorization Family-Based Petitions General immigration legal assistance Immigration consultations Immigration information sessions Naturalization/Citizenship Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Advanced education support English as a Second Language (ESL) Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

New Voice Immigration Assistance Services Faith-Based Organization, Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address 10701 Sampson Ave, Lynwood, CA 90262, USA Contact Details Phone: (562) 398-3019 Service Counties Email: info@new-voice.org Website: https://new-voice.org/ Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange County Agency Overview New Voice Immigration Assistance Services is a religious non-profit organization recognized and authorized by the Department of Justice to practice immigration law. New Voice is located at Lyngate Community Church, in the city of Lynwood, CA. 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 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Employment Authorization Family-Based Petitions Legal translation services Naturalization/Citizenship Temporary Protected Status (TPS) U Visas / Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions Last Updated: Nov 25, 2025 Is this your organization? Request edit access.

Legal Services for Children Legal Services Provider Contact Information Address Phelan Building, 870 Market St #356, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA Contact Details Phone: (415) 863-3762 Service Counties Email: Website: https://lsc-sf.org/ San Francisco Agency Overview They help immigrant children and youth obtain immigration status, reunify with their parents or family members in the U.S., obtain work authorization, enroll and stay in school, access medical and mental health services, and stabilize their lives. Their attorneys and advocates help young clients seek status based on SIJS, DACA, T Visa, U Visa, or asylum, obtain work authorization, and adjust their status to secure permanent residency. 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 Asylum Applications Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) 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.

< Back Introduction to Resettlement Agencies < Previous Next > Learn what Refugee Resettlement Agencies (RAs) do, how they operate within federal requirements, and how community partners can collaborate effectively within a rapidly changing resettlement landscape. Date Released December 17, 2025 Download Guides Additional Resources Designed for community organizations, county partners, faith-based and ethnic community-based organizations working with refugees and other ORR-eligible populations, this micro-lesson offers a clear, accessible overview of Refugee Resettlement Agencies (RAs), who they are, how they are funded, and what they are required to provide when newcomers first arrive in the United States. Viewers will learn how federal contracts shape RA timelines and responsibilities, how fluctuating funding and arrival numbers impact RA staffing and capacity, and why strong cross-sector collaboration is more important than ever in today’s rapidly shifting resettlement environment. Information reflects operational reality as of November 2025. Resource Links PDFs/Articles CORE Role of the Resettlement Agency HIAS Refugee Resettlement 101 Refugee Council USA Resettlement Process Office of Refugee Resettlement Refugee Resettlement Program Forum Together Fact Sheet: U.S. Refugee Resettlement UNHCR U.S. Resettlement Partners CDSS Resettlement Agencies 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.