RESOURCES
LFO SUPPORT
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PURSUE A HIGHER EDUCATION
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BACK ON TRACK - BENCH WARRANT AMNESTY PROGRAM!
WHERE: King County
WHAT: Helping Defendants Get Back on Track For a limited time, persons with bench warrants in a municipal court within King County can quash a qualified warrant through the Back on Track warrant amnesty program.
WHEN: This program is available from April 1 through June 30, 2021.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS AND CONTACT INFORMATION.
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ARMS AROUND YOU - WOMEN'S TRANSITIONAL HOME IN KING AND PIERCE COUNTY!
WHERE: South King County
WHAT: A residential, foundational home, specifically for womxn in transition within King and Pierce Counties. All interested women in custody of D.O.C must either mail a letter of interest to our office or have their pre-release planner contact our office to schedule a over the phone interview. Any other women are welcome to call or send an email about your interest. It is important that all women housed with us are a good fit for the program and will go through a application process.
Email to KFisher@armsaroundyou.org or Call 206.387.5062.
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ARMS AROUND YOU - NEW DOL LAW (CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION)!
HAVE YOU RELEASED FROM JUVENILE DETENTION, COUNTY JAIL OR PRISON WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS?
WHAT: The Reentry Rapid Response Project provides reentry triage services to justice-involved individuals upon release to the community.
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Our services assess the barriers individuals experience in transitioning to the community and provide referrals to resources such as transportation, housing, behavior health, food, clothing, and healthcare. Our goal is to get you connected to the resources you need for transition to sustainable employment.
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WHERE: GRAYS, LEWIS, THURSTON, MASON OR PACIFIC COUNTY
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Check out this REENTRY RAPID RESPONSE RESOURCE HERE.
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WA LISTENS - 1.833.681.0211!
WHAT: A new program that provides nonclinical support to people experiencing elevated stress due to COVID-19.
More information HERE.
WHERE: Washington State
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CHILDCARE RESOURCE-KING COUNTY
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NEED HELP WITH CHILD CARE COSTS? your income, work schedule, or access to child care has been negatively impacted by COVID-19 You may qualify for financial assistance to pay for child care if you live or work in King County, fall within income guidelines and… Call or text 1-800-446-1114 to request an application or you are an essential worker or fill out an online application HERE.
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Flyer available in various languages:
Amhari Arabic Dari Farsi Hmong Japanese Khmer Korean Lao Marshallese Oromo Punjabi Russian Somali
Spanish Tagalog Thai Tigrinya Traditional Chinese Ukrainian Vietnamese
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2021 Cohort for Women Organizing for Justice and Opportunity (WOJO)
WHAT: Women Organizing for Justice & Opportunity (WOJO) Leadership Lab, sponsored by A New Way of Life Re-Entry Project, is seeking to develop a cohort of women to contribute their knowledge, skills, and leadership to movements for social justice in our community. We strive to eliminate discrimination and improve community conditions for the formerly incarcerated and others with criminal convictions.
The WOJO Leadership Lab provides a six-month training program from May through December 2021. The May 8th orientation is mandatory for all selected applicants. Participants must have a previous incarceration history.
REGISTER HERE
WHEN: Deadline is May 1st, 2021.
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SEATTLE DACA SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE
WHEN: Until funds run out
WHERE: No walkins; apply online or by phone; must have capacity to video chat
WHAT: Through a partnership with the City of Seattle Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs (OIRA) and Facebook, El Centro de la Raza will administer DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) scholarship funds on a first-come, first-served basis until funds run out. Successful DACA scholarship grantees will receive a check made out to the Department of Homeland Security to submit with their DACA renewal application.
There is no minimum or maximum income requirement. While the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recommends filing for renewal between 150 and 120 days from when your DACA expires, requests received earlier than 150 days and up to 365 days in advance are currently being accepted. However, this could result in an overlap between your current DACA and your renewal.
Scholarship funds are available to individuals who:
· Have or previously had DACA status AND
· Have a completed DACA renewal application AND
· Who reside, work, or go to school in Seattle
TO APPLY:
1) Complete your DACA Scholarship Application (download in Word or PDF)
· Note that the address on your scholarship application must be the same as the address on your DACA renewal application.
· You must have a copy of your Employment Authorization Document (EAD)available during your appointment.
2) Schedule a Phone Appointment (no walkins, and you must have the capacity to video chat)
· Go to El Centro’s DACA scheduling webpage OR
· Call Dulce Gutierrez Vasquez at 957.4605x 305 OR
· Email dgvasquez@elcentrodelaraza.org
DACA Renewal Resources:
· NWIRP’s free DACA renewal clinics
· City of Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs website
QUESTIONS/MORE INFO: Contact Dulce Gutierrez Vasquez at dgvasquez@elcentrodelaraza.org or 206. 957.4605x 305 or visit El Centro’s DACA webpage.
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