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Welcome to the new online version of the Immigrant Rights, Responsibilities and Resources Guidebook of Santa Clara County!! This guidebook represents some of the work and dedication fostered by the Summit on Immigrant Needs and Contributions of Santa Clara County in December 2000. Santa Clara County continues it's ongoing commitment to address the needs of diverse communities, and acknowledgement of the leadership within immigrant communities. This is the September, 2002 revision of the original Immigrant Resource Guide, updated to include sections on the rights and responsibilities of immigrants in the United States. This online version of the guidebook is displayed in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. You can only read it if you have a free copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Some files are fairly large so if you are connected to the internet on a slow modem, they may take a few minutes to load. If you have a fast connection (i.e. cable modem, DSL, T1 LAN), you can access the complete manual here (file size = 7 meg). | |
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Introduction
Cover Page Letter to Service Providers Welcome How Will Using Public Benefits Affect my Immigration Status Emergency & Urgent Hotlines Section One: Community Building & Civic Action Community Education for a Stronger Community Getting Involved: How Does Local Government Work? Voting Action & Civic Action: Making Your Voice Heard Section Two: Health & Well-Being Individual & Family Health Care Food & Nutrition Stress & Mental Health Section Three: Family Support Child & Youth Care Senior & Elder Care Care for Persons with Disabilities Housing & Tenant Rights Cash Aid Transportation Section Four: Legal Issues Civil Rights Finding a Lawyer How Do I Apply for U.S. Citizenship? Finding help for Immigration Problems Domestic & Family Violence Child Abuse & Discipline in the United States What Happens When You Are Arrested? Hate Crimes & Incidents Section Five: Education English as a Second Language Child & Youth Education Higher Education Employment Training Section Six: Employment Issues Wages & Workers Rights Starting a Small Business Know Your Rights Know Your Rights front side of Card For Service Providers: Errata Form Index of Organizations |
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