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DISASTER RELIEF ASSISTANCE FOR IMMIGRANTS (DRAI PROJECT)

"California is providing state-funded disaster relief assistance to undocumented adults who are ineligible for other forms of assistance, including assistance under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and pandemic unemployment benefits, because of their immigration status. This state funding is expected to reach about 150,000 undocumented adults. An undocumented adult who qualifies can receive $500 in direct assistance, with a maximum of $1000 in assistance per household. Applications for disaster relief assistance services will be available on Monday, May 18, 2020." -Department of Social Services

SOCIAL SERVICES (MAXIMIZE YOUR CALFRESH BENEFITS TODAY IF YOU HAVE MEDICAL EXPENSES)

"Is there a person age 60 or older, or a person with disabilities in your household? If you answered yes, and you have medical expenses, your household may be entitled to a medical deduction that will increase your CalFresh allotment amount."

AB 540/ DREAM ACT

Allows undocumented student and documented nonresident students who meet certain requirements to pay in state tuition fees at any UC, CSU, or California Community College. 

ACADEMIC COUNSELINGStudent coloring in a theraputic sheet

The staff and faulty are committed to the students success and provide academic, career, transfer, and personal counseling needs. 

CAL-SOAP

The program is statewide designed to increase the number of students attending college. Serving those students in elementary, middle school, high school, and community college students who meet the required criteria. Educating, motivating, and informing students on college admissions and financial aid while also offering free tutoring. 

CAL WORKS

A partnership between AHC and the Department of Social Services to serve Welfare to individuals and families within our community. One of the objectives of Cal Works is to assist students on developing and strengthen their workplace skills while completing their educational goals. 

Employee helping students work on the computerCAN/TRIO

The program is designed to serve those who are first generation college students ,economically disadvantaged, and students with disabilities. In serving this population the program increases retention rates, increases transfer rates to a four-year and helps students succeed in an academic setting. 

CARE

A state funded program for single parents attending AHC. A few of the services provided to the students are childcare grants, on campus good vouchers, gas vouchers, school supplies, and tutor assistance. 

EOPS

The program is a state-funded program designed to provide financial assistance, support, an encouragement for low income students. 

Emergency Fund

"The emergency funds are available for students that experience an emergency. These funds do not have to be paid back. Students may apply through the Vice President of student services office. Students funded based on circumstances. The emergency fund is intended for expenses that will assist the student in successful completing their course. Applications are available in building A, Room 213, Second Floor."

LEARNING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMStudent using the computer to do homework

Provides students with the equal opportunity and access to students with disabilities through necessary accommodations, instruction, assessment, counseling, and advocacy. 

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Department dedicated to providing safe environment where learning can take place.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

A list of transportation services an individual can utilize 

VETERAN SUCCESS CENTER

Assists prospective and enrolled student veterans or dependents of veterans in utilizing GI benefits, completing the admission application process, registering for classes, accessing campus resources, getting involved in activities, and transitioning to civilian life.