English, Folleto español, Feye Kreyol Ayisién, tờ rơi tiếng việt, نشرة عربية , داری فلایر, 中文傳單
Soomaali, پښتو الوتونکی, Русский флаер, Український флаєр
WELCOME BACK! SDUSD's Newcomer Welcome Centers are spaces where students and families who recently immigrated to the U.S can learn about the district's resources, programs, and opportunities while sharing their unique backgrounds, cultures, and aspirations. We are located at Hoover High, San Diego High, Mira Mesa High, Lincoln High, LMEC and Crawford High and are also available to travel to different schools across the district to support families. Please contact us at welcome@sandi.net or 619-366-5770 with any questions.
Our services are specifically designed to assist immigrant and refugee families as they adjust to life in the U.S. We offer a range of support, including:
Essential Supplies: School supplies, hygiene kits, shoes, and bus passes
Educational Guidance: Orientation to U.S. education, academic counseling, ESL classes for parents, and mental health resources
Technology Access: Hotspots for internet connectivity, navigating online platforms for school
Community Connections: Referrals to organizations providing housing, jobs, healthcare, legal advice, and food assistance
Language Support: Translation and interpretation services are available to ensure effective communication
Jewish Family services will be offering free Immigration Legal Help to our families. No appointment is needed! Come to either walk in clinic on the designated days anytime during the clinic hours.
Hoover High School Crawford High School
Every Monday Every Friday
9:00am - 12:00pm 11:30 am 3:00pm
Starting August 17, 2026 Starting August 21, 2026
See flyers below for more information.
Haitian Creole
Hoover
Spanish
Hoover
Haitian Creole
Crawford
Spanish
Crawford
The “Family Resource Guide to San Diego Unified” was developed to put information families need at their fingertips in one place. It is available in English, Spanish, Filipino, Somali, Vietnamese and includes topics such as:
tips for new families,
information about student wellness,
before and afterschool programs,
school nutrition programs,
stats and facts about the district,
tools to receive district updates
helpful list of acronyms spelled out, and
detailed information about the legal rights of students and families.
Haitian Bridge Alliance Community Center in San Diego regularly hosts donation drives and community events that provide immigrant families with English language classes, clothing, diapers, health services, music and cultural programming, and other essential resources.
Due to security concerns and threats against our organization, we carefully screen all inquiries before sharing our location. To request the address of our San Diego Community Center, please contact us at info@haitianbridge.org, +1 619-693-8708, or +1 (949) 603-7445
The Haitian Bridge Alliance is organization that advocates for fair and humane immigration policies and connects migrants with humanitarian, legal, and social services-- with a particular focus on Black migrants, the Haitian community, women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and survivors of torture.
These videos are part of a series created by the ACLU to inform immigrant communities of what to do when interacting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in different settings. The videos can be watched in different languages (Spanish, French, Mandarin, Creole, Russian, and Urdu) by clicking on the blue button below.
When Interacting with ICE in the community
When ICE is Outside Our Doors
When ICE is Inside Your Home
If You Are Arrested by ICE
Are you interested in building digital skills, connecting with others in your community, and gain confidence using technology?
The Somali Family Service of San Diego will be offering free computer and Internet classes.
Fill out the interest form here:
The Slavic Refugee and Immigrant Services Organization invites you to Discover Ukraine: A Heritge Celebration where you can experience the culture with:
Live Music & Dance
Ukrainian Food
Local Vendors
Cultural Experiences
Kids Activitivies
The festival will take place on Saturday October 3, 2026 from 12:00pm-6:00pm at Liberty Station. This is a free event for you and your family.
Scan the QR code for more information.
The IRC Career Programs are serving now the low-to-moderate income individuals, age 18 and older, who live within the City of San Diego.
Eligibility:
Age 18+
Resident of the City of San Diego (any City of San Diego ZIP code)
Low-to-moderate income
Intermediate level of English
Additional eligibility criteria may apply
Services include:
Access to short-term certification and occupational skills training
Career navigation and one-on-one career coaching
Connections with experienced mentors
September 7, 2026 Labor Day Holiday - No School
October 12, 2026 Non-instructional day- No School
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