Petaluma Family Resource Center

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The Petaluma Family Resource Center at McDowell works to empower and support the many immigrant and at-risk families in Petaluma City Schools and to encourage healthy, active, informed participation and leadership in our schools and community.

06/01/2023

馃摚PSA!

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Sonoma County Job Link and the Rotary Club of Santa Rosa will be conducting mock interviews on Thursday, June 22, 2023, between 11AM and 2PM.

See the attached flyer for more details or contact Eric Rittenhouse by calling him at 707.565.5665 or emailing to [email protected]

01/12/2023
So proud of our Leadership Program!
11/18/2022

So proud of our Leadership Program!

10/21/2022

A huge thank you to Whole Auto Performance & Repair for their support of the Petaluma Family Resource Center and our Petaluma Community!!

05/17/2022
05/13/2022

馃椊 Good news! Catholic Charities will begin offering immigration legal services out of the Petaluma Family Resource Center on the first Thursday of each month from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. We are thrilled to offer these services as a supplement to our main office in Santa Rosa as well as our pop-up offerings in Humboldt, Mendocino, and Lake counties.

Services will include:
Family-Based Petitions
Adjustment of Status for Refugees and Asylees
Naturalization
DACA
Victims of Crime (U-Visa/VAWA/T-Visa)
Green Card Renewals
FOIA
Work Permit renewal

Most of these legal immigration services are offered for FREE. We are currently covering the USCIS filing fee for DACA ($495). For Naturalization, the USCIS filing fee ($725) could be covered depending upon circumstances.

To participate, please come by the Petaluma Family Resource Center (200 Douglas Street, Petaluma, CA 94952) on May 5th or contact us by calling (707) 578-6000.

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馃椊 EL PROGRAMA DE INMIGRACI脫N DE CARIDADES CAT脫LICAS DE SANTA ROS ABRIR脕 UNA OFICINA EN PETALUMA

Nos sentimos muy complacidos de anunciar que a partir del jueves 5 de mayo de 2022 abriremos una oficina en Petaluma Family Resource Center, ubicado en 200 Douglas Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. La atenci贸n a clientes en persona ser谩 de 9:00 AM a 12:30 PM and 1:00 a 4:30 PM.

Dentro de los servicios legales a ofrecer est谩n:
Peticiones Familiares
Ajuste de Estado para Refugiados y Asilados
Naturalizaci贸n
DACA
V铆ctimas de Cr铆men (U-Visa/VAWA/T-Visa)
Renovaci贸n de Tarjeta de Residencia Permanente
FOIA
Renovaci贸n de Permisos de Trabajo

La mayor铆a de estos servicios legales de inmigraci贸n son ofrecidos GRATIS. En estos momentos estamos cubriendo los costos de USCIS para DACA ($495. Para la Naturalizaci贸n, el costo de USCIS ($725) pudiera ser cubierto tambi茅n, depende de las circunstancias de la persona.

Si est谩 interesado(a) en recibir nuestros servicios, favor de ir al Petaluma Family Resource Center o comun铆quese al (707) 578-6000.

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Petaluma, CA
94954

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17077784697

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Families in need come to the FRC seeking information, counseling and support, access to food and healthcare, employment, immigration assistance, housing/rent support, and other services. Many come at a time of family stress or crisis, seeking to avoid homelessness, increase their resiliency, gain parenting support, and more. Others are welcomed with educational and volunteer opportunities to build new skills and friendships. Our many community partners offer families a wide range of services on-site.

After the devastating Sonoma County fires, the FRC is assisting families burdened by resource shortages - whether due to loss of employment, wages, or from expenses incurred offering housing to family and friends who were forced to evacuate. Even a few days of lost work can make it difficult to cover rent for families working in low paying service sector jobs.

The FRC supports many families headed by parents with low education levels who strain to read or write at an elementary level in any language. They struggle to understand and access community and government programs. Others need help in navigating the school bureaucracy and benefit from a range of parenting strategies targeted to better support their children鈥檚 academic success.