The Sacramento RISE Hub is part of a state-wide network dedicated to empowering immigrant communities by providing connections to vital support and resources. Their mission is to connect at-risk individuals, their families, and communities with essential community systems such as legal services, schools, labor unions, and local governments.

The Trump administration opposes most uses of humanitarian parole and has terminated the parole of many people. If you entered the United States on parole, it is important that you speak to a legal service provider about your options.

The directory serves as a centralized place for both agencies and newcomers to find the services they need across the greater Sacramento region.  

This webinar will break down the “Big Beautiful Bill” and what it could mean for immigrant communities—especially students and their families.

This session shines a spotlight on the central role of community-based organizations (CBOs) in California’s Medi-Cal system, highlighting their integration through CalAIM, and exploring the implications of SB 324, the bill designed to expand CBO participation in Medi-Cal delivery.

The Campaign Resources page has resources like a social media toolkit, legislative engagement toolkit, and policy fact sheets on the impact the bill would have had on the state.

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Find resources to help you make your health care setting more welcoming, inclusive, and safe for immigrants and refugees.

A guide and model policies to assist California’s K-12 schools in responding to immigration issues.

The Dreamer Resource Center (DRC) provides guidance, assistance, resources and knowledge to those looking to support and learn more about the culture, heritage, and life of our immigrant and undocumented students and community members.