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Provides assistance with creating resumes and with filling out electronic job applications.
Provides a comprehensive sex class. The classes focus on health and a financial literacy component. Needs a minimum of 5 students to hold a class. Not a service for the general public. Contracted with certain schools.
Provides a referral line to community resources and legal assistance including legal consultation about immigration, family law, and contracts.
Resource and referral for the Tobacco Association are also provided. Health fairs are held twice a year. Call for current schedule.
Provides document translation and interpretation services for the community. Any documents can be translated except for documents from the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Translation is only in the office. Will not leave the office and go with an individual to do translation.
Offers many different legal services, including notary service, assistance filling out online divorce applications (fee may apply), assistance on INS forms for citizenship and replacement of resident card (fee may apply), assistance with filling out Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, and unpaid wages claims.
Provides a parenting class to encourage parents to take the lead in talking with their children about STDs and HIV, preparing for college, having healthy relationships, and saving money and finance. Classes are one-on-one and in a group setting.
Six-week course that prepares individuals for the naturalization exams. Course goes over 100 possible questions, U.S. history, and government. Form N-400. Taught in English with classroom lecture and one-on-one help.
Offers many different legal services, including notary service, assistance filling out online divorce applications (fee may apply), assistance on INS forms for citizenship and replacement of resident card (fee may apply), assistance with filling out DACA Family petitions, Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, and unpaid wages claims.