Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay - Education and Empowerment
Description
The primary mission of the Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay is to celebrate culture, empower the community, and promote positive change for the Asian American Pacific Islander Community in the four North Bay counties–Sonoma, Marin, Napa, and Solano counties to the north of San Francisco Bay Area.
Organization
Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay
Population Served
The Asian and Pacific Islander community in the four North Bay counties–Sonoma, Marin, Napa, and Solano counties.
Community Baptist Church of Santa Rosa - Support Services
Description
The Community Baptist Church of Santa Rosa provides community services to all with programs such as food pantry, bible study, diaper giveaway, and church services.
Corazón Healdsburg works to create a more just and compassionate community for all. Corazón operates a bilingual family resource center and offers family-centered case management, as well as a cradle-to-career approach to education for all ages. They work to amplify the local Latin-American voice, and host community events, trainings and discussions to promote and celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion.
As one of the top Department of Justice-accredited organizations in the nation, the legal team of Catholic Charities offers counseling and support to help individuals achieve citizenship, defend against abuses of power, and ensure they can thrive in our community.
Organization
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa
Population Served
Anyone in Sonoma County in need of immigration legal services
La Familia Sana is a grassroots organization that assists underserved communities. They partner with community members to co-create equitable and culturally responsive solutions that address long-term needs related to healthcare, employment, food, and education.
La Luz Center supports the efforts of Latino individuals and families in Sonoma Valley to meet their basic needs, increase their earning potential, navigate immigration challenges, enhance the pre-school readiness of young latino children, and elevate their voices through cultural expression and advocacy.
La Plaza provides comprehensive case management that connects individuals and families to resources in health, housing, employment, education, and social support through personalized assessment and coordinated care.
Latino Service Providers (LSP), is a nonprofit network of organizations, focused on promoting professional development within the Latino population by collaborating with community partners to engage, collaborate, and exchange valuable information; to increase awareness of available resources, access to programs and services; to influence public policy, delivery of services, enhance inter-agency communication; and to promote professional development within the Latinx community.
LGBTQ Connection is dedicated to creating a culturally diverse and informed community that amplifies the voices of queer and trans youth, peers and elders. LGBTQ Connection provides culturally based community events and socials, trainings, youth leadership teams, QTBIPOC art councils, and 1:1 support.
Lideres del Futuro Avanzando - Services and support to the Latinx population
Description
Lideres del Futuro Avanzando is a nonprofit organization that focuses on improving the lives of Latinx immigrant/refugee families by providing culturally appropriate services. Programs and services include but are not limited to: Support students with college applications, scholarships and financial aid. Assist DACA recipients with renewal and Advance Parole paperwork. Offer trainings to Latinx immigrant families to develop finanical literacy. Offer trainings on make college a reality for Latinx immigrant families.
Los Cien offers educational and civic engagement, leadership development, and community convenings. Los Cien is dedicated to building belonging through collaborative monthly convenings centered around equity and inclusion and addressing the detrimental effects of current systems on marginalized communities in Sonoma County.
Migrant Child Education supports migrant students in achieving high academic standards and in closing the achievement gap between migrant & non-migrant students. The goal of the Migrant Education program is to ensure that all migratory students reach challenging academic standards and graduate with a high school diploma that prepares them for responsible citizenship, further learning, and productive employment.
Organization
Santa Rosa City Schools
Population Served
Children 3-21 years of age who have not graduated high school in the United States and have moved within the last 3 years with a parents, spouse, or gaurdian who is a migrant worker.
Positive Images - LGBTQIA+ Community Center of Sonoma County
Description
This service provides support, advocacy, resources, and education services to the LGBTQIA+ community. Services provided include: support groups, therapy fund, leadership development program, social hangouts, queer art club, and queer art camp.
Organization
Positive Images
Population Served
North Bay’s LGBTQIA+ population, including transgender and nonbinary individuals, LGBTQIA+ people of color, Latine families, neurodivergent people, and disabled people.
Sonoma CAN (Community Action Network) - Support Services
Description
Sonoma CAN (Community Action Network) offers a range of programs that are designed to serve the Whole Family, meeting the needs of our community members: Social Capital: Support for families and communities in crisis, including food, shelter, and financial aid. Early Childhood Education: Helping our kids start strong and build towards success in school and life. Employment Pathways: Programs that enhance skills, offer job training, and provide educational support to improve employment prospects. Health and Mental Wellness: Access to health services, mental health support, and wellness initiatives to promote overall well-being. Economic Justice: Initiatives that build equity by investing in community cohesion, local development, and active participation.
Sonoma Immigrant Services is a non-profit organization in Sonoma Valley whose mission is to strengthen the community through accessible education and advocacy, including immigration legal services. Sonoma Immigrant Services (SIS) provides suport with immigration law, citizenship, naturalization, asylum, DACA, VAWA, citizenship education, immigrant rights, special juvenile immigration status, adjustment of status, U-Visa, immigration attorney, legal services, translation, and notary.
The Petaluma Family Resource Center at McDowell School (FRC) serves the many low-income and vulnerable families at McDowell Elementary School and is now expanding to support families throughout Petaluma City Schools
Organization
The Petaluma Family Resource Center
Population Served
Low-income and vulnerable families of the Petaluma City Schools.
Trans Lifeline is a grassroots hotline and non-profit organization offering direct emotional and financial support to trans people in crisis – for the trans community, by the trans community.
Vital Immigrant Defense Advocacy and Services (VIDAS)
Description
VIDAS provides trauma-informed immigrant legal advocacy and community wellness programs.Services include: Removal defense, asylum, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), U and T Visas, Violence Against Woment Act (VAWA), Family, Family-Based Petitions, Waivers, Work Authorization, Consular Processing, Adjustment of Status, and Naturalization/Citizenship.
Ya-Ka-Ama Indian Education and development to enhance the lives and ensure security of the Native Community by enhancing education, cultural values, and practices for Native Americans in Sonoma County.
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