Opening Doors

We're so grateful to Sacramento Employment and Training Agency (SETA) for grant funding that will allow Opening Doors to provide additional COVID-related relief to 130 families through rent, utilities, and food assistance. Thank you SETA!

Opening Doors seeks Spanish speaking volunteers to assist with interpretation services during one-on-one counseling sessions with health programs staff. Prospective volunteers will be offered specialized training for this volunteer service. For more information, email us at [email protected]

"A month after pledging my allegiance to America, I registered to vote. There was no way I was sitting out this election. I’m not alone."

Hey Yolo County! You may be eligible for financial assistance to pay rent, security deposit, and some utility bills. Learn more

We #CelebrateImmigrants because immigrants contribute to a more vibrant community, economy, and country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CKBcdT9YSo

TODAY! Virtual Refugee Forum. Join here: https://zoom.us/J/96136456182 Questions? Email [email protected]

We're hiring! https://openingdoorsinc.org//SOT-Caseworker-Job-Announceme

A statement from Opening Doors’ CEO Jessie Tientcheu regarding recent news on refugee arrivals. #refugeeswelcome #Welcome95k

You may qualify to receive internet services, computers and digital training at no cost if you are eligible for public assistance programs and live in the City of Sacramento. Stay connected while ensuring the safety of yourself and others. Apply by calling 211 or visit sacramentocovidrelief.org/digital. Usted puede calificar para recibir servicios de internet, computadoras y entrenamiento digital sin costo si califica para los programas de asistencia pública y vive en la ciudad de Sacramento. Manténgase conectado mientras garantiza su seguridad y la de otras personas. AlivioPorCOVIDenSacramento.org/Digital

The number of refugees allowed to resettle in US hit historic lows today, undermining America's tradition of welcoming immigrants and serving as a beacon of hope for those looking to build a new life here. [...] "Refugees from the Holocaust to Vietnam to Somalia made this country great. Started businesses, enriched communities, made us better," wrote Ben Rhodes, who served as former President Barack Obama's deputy national security adviser. https://conta.cc/34dSatT

Good news! The new USCIS fee increase has been blocked in federal court and will NOT take effect on October 2nd. This means, for now, application fees will remain the same and fee waivers will continue to be available. We'll ill share more information as it becomes available.