Resources for Our Partners
Data Collection and Analysis
Use the American Immigration Council’s Map the Impact to get comprehensive immigration data by state, county, metro area, and district. This interactive map can show you data on the:
Number of immigrants in any given area.
Immigrant share of the population.
Amount of taxes immigrants pay.
Immigrants’ spending power.
Number of eligible immigrant voters.
CDSS forums
Throughout the year, the California Department of Social Services presents forums in different counties for service providers for immigrants and refugees. For more information and to register, visit here.
SupportGuide.org
SupportGuide.org, a project of Solvera, connects refugees and providers across California to centralized information and resources.
CIRH Academy
CIRH Academy provides inclusive and impactful educational resources to support immigrants and refugees, as well as the service providers and academic partners working with them.
Our multilingual content equips communities with the knowledge and tools to navigate challenges and improve access to essential services.
Explore CIRH Academy’s Offerings:
Refugee Health Support Team
The Refugee Health Support Team provides comprehensive support to grantees of Afghan Refugee School Impact—Support to Schools (ARSI—S2S) and Ukrainian Refugee School Impact (URSI). The team offers a variety of services tailored to meet the linguistically and culturally responsive academic needs of Afghan and Ukrainian youth and their families.
Areas of Support
Individual consultations: Partnering with local education agencies (LEAs) and community-based organizations (CBOs) for strategic planning
Our team of native speakers offers translation support to Dari, Pashto, Ukrainian, and Russian of already translated educational materials, forms, and communications to ensure cultural and linguistic relevancy
If you need support with reviewing already translated materials, please reach out to refugeeschoolimpact@phi.org
Presentations and Webinars: Supporting school staff, CBOs, and community members with best practices for supporting refugee children and families
CIRH’s sessions educate school staff, CBOs, and community members on best practices for supporting refugee children and families
Sessions cover mental health support, cultural sensitivity training, trauma-informed care, and other topics
Resource Connections: Providing access to relevant tools and resources for refugee children and families
Resources include healthcare services, legal aid, community programs, and basic needs support
To request a presentation from the Refugee Health Support Team at your organization, please fill out the Training Request Form.
Downloadable Resources
Southern Regional Children’s Advocacy
State of California - Department of Justice
LA County Office of Education