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Community Transitions & Civic Engagement
Community Transitions & Civic Engagement
Not all students come to adult education with a goal to transition to postsecondary education, or with a goal to enter the workforce. Many students, particularly in ESL classes, take adult education classes to better support their children in school, prepare to become a US Citizen, & engage more with their communities.
SBCAE prides itself to be a consortium serving the whole person, and seeks to guide students to resources that will help them advance their community goals. Our commitment to immigrant integration permeates our programs, services and culture. See the ALLIES Immigrant Integration Framework below to better understand how SBCAE serves adult learners holistically.
Transition into CITIZENSHIP
Transition into CITIZENSHIP
If you're looking to find your nearest SBCAE school with citizenship classes, check out the OpenDoors page linked below. Help students find the classes they need that work best for them!
Start exploring how the tool works by clicking the button below!
San Jose Public Libraries
San Jose Public Libraries
Citizenship & Immigration Services
Citizenship & Immigration Services
Learn more about San Jose Puublic Library's Citizenship Corners from the video below and find a participating location by clicking this link here. SJPL offers any immigrant free, public services and all a client needs is a library card! To learn more about the VAST services offered by mnay of the local libraries, click this link here.
Citizenship Trainings or Webinars & Additional Resources
Citizenship Trainings or Webinars & Additional Resources
Additional Resources
California Community College: Undocumented Students Support eHandbook
Pangea Legal Services (Low-Cost or Free Legal Services for Immigrants)
Trainings & Webinars
IMMIGRATION SUPPORT TOOLS
IMMIGRATION SUPPORT TOOLS
SIREN! Legal Services
SIREN! Legal Services
FREE
DACA Renewal Clinics (Virtual)
Transition into FAMILY SUPPORT
Transition into FAMILY SUPPORT
CalWORKs & Family Resource Centers
Going to school as an adult can be challenging. SBCAE adult schools and community colleges can connect you with support services such as housing assistance, food pantries, childcare resources, immigration services, transportation needs and more! Let us help you take care of what stands between you and your education.
AccesibilityEdits_CW Program Fact Sheet 2018 (002).pdfWho can I contact?
Campbell Adult and Community Education
CalWORKs Coordinator: Margarita Ortiz-Minett
Email: mrortiz@cuhsd.org & Phone: 408-626-3402 ext. 2617
**Applications are commonly submitted online. Additional application information can be found HERE.**
What services does CalWORKs provide?
Child Care
Transportation
Ancillary Expenses
Personal Counseling
CalWORKs is a welfare program that provides to financial assistance and services to qualified California families.
If you are unsure about someone's eligibility, then click the button below to access CalWORKs eligibility tool ran through CalWIN (California's benefits portal). It is recommended to create an account here to manage your California Benefits.
Visit the CalWORKs Offices!
Office hours are usually Mon. to Fri. 8am-5pm except for county, observed holidays.
Benefits Assistance Center
1867 Senter Road
San Jose, CA 95112
General Assistance Center
1919 Senter Road
San Jose, CA 95112
North County Office
1330 W. Middlefield Road
Mountain View, CA 94043
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS (FRC)
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS (FRC)
The Health Trust's
The Health Trust's
Family Resource Center
Family Resource Center
Family-Support-Services-Informational-Flyer-English-1.pdf**The Health Trust's Family Resource Centers can actually be located in elementary schools throughout the Santa Clara County. Qualifying, low-income families can contact the providers in the flyer or visit their office.**
Location: 1400 Parkmoor Ave. Suite #230, San Jose, CA 95126
The Health Trust in located in the Sobrato Center for Nonprofits.
Family Resource Center (FRC)
Family Resource Center (FRC)
Located at:
1840 Benton Street,
Santa Clara, CA 95050
**The FRC provides families with basic needs and connects them with outside support services.** Note: Services for SCUSD FAMILIES
Services Offered:
Essential goods (clothing, toiletries, school supplies, etc.)
Food (must be eligible)
Translation Services
Adult Education
Connect with a community liaison for translation services and to request additional information.
MORE! Family Support Resources
MORE! Family Support Resources
Wilson Preschool @ SCAE
Parent Teacher Associations
ELAC/DELAC groups
STAY CONNECTED!
STAY CONNECTED!
Internet Access & other Affordability Programs
Internet Access & other Affordability Programs
Affordable Connectivity Program
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal program which provides eligible households a monthly discount of up to $30 per month on their Internet service bill and up to $75 per month for households on qualifying Tribal lands.
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