Helpful Resources for You

Immigration Preparedness Toolkit
This handy toolkit – in English and Spanish — from the non-profit Immigrant Legal Resource Center (IRLC), will give you many of the tools you need to help you understand the legal landscape and helps you understand your rights.

Know Your Rights Red Cards/Tarjetas Rojas
You have rights and protections, regardless of your immigration status. The ILRC’s Red Cards will help you defend yourselves if ICE agents come to your home at work. Do Not Open the Door. Do Not Answer Any Questions. Do Not Sign Anything. Show a Copy of Your Red Card to the Agent.

Voting in California – New Voter Information
It’s easy to take part in elections when you have the tools and information! Whether it’s your first time voting or you are an experienced voter who has moved and just need to re-register to vote, Voting in California will give you everything you need to get started.

Exercise Your Rights Cards/English/Spanish
You have Constitutional rights and protections. Be sure to show your Know Your Rights card and let the officers know you are exercising your rights with this wallet-sized card.

Watch Our “Know Your Immigrant Rights” Video in Spanish
On January 14, local lawyers, including immigration experts, held a townhall meeting in Bakersfield on immigrant rights. Watch the full video below to learn about your rights.

Tenemos Derechos
Una campaña de empoderamiento para preparar y defender de manera segura nuestros derechos durante encuentros con la agencia de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE).

Screening & Wellness Events
Join Omni Family Health for community
health events! Take advantage of essential
services and resources with on-site medical services right in your neighborhood.
¡Únase a Omni Family Health en los eventos de salud de la comunidad! Aproveche los servicios y recursos esenciales de con servicios médicos in situ justo en su vecindario.

ICE is
Not Welcome
Additional resources from Rapid Response Network of Kern.

CA Dept of Social Services Resources for Refugees
The state Dept of Social Services offers a resource page for refugees and other immigrants to help in their resettlement efforts.