Undocumented Student Programs

• Financial

  Student Special Services (SBS) can help you understand your student account, make payments, answer billing questions, provide payment options, connect you with loan debt entrance/exit counseling and more.

  Financial Aid can help you with your California Dream Act application, scholarships, grants, loans and all the ways that you can pay for college. 

• Academic

  The Academic Resource Center’s educators, counselors, and advanced students can help you succeed in your college classes. Their services include: tutoring, test prep, specialized workshops and more. Any student who wants help can get it, and almost all services are free.

  University Honors is designed for high-achieving students who value intellectual challenge and want to be a part of an innovative, diverse and demanding learning community. Students benefit from close interaction with Honors faculty in small classes and work with staff that help them optimize their UCR experience. Honors opportunities include: undergraduate research, scholarly and creative work, internships, service learning and faculty-led co-curricular activities. Honors students are also supported by a strong peer leader system, faculty mentorship, Honors scholarship opportunities, and preparation for prestigious scholarships and awards. These experiences prepare Honors students for a senior thesis project that advances knowledge in their discipline and culminates in an Honors thesis.

  Through Student Computing Services, UCR students have access to seven public computer labs featuring about 170 computers (both Mac and PC). Printing is available at most labs and the quota is 200 pages per quarter. UCR students can even borrow a laptop for up to two hours for use inside the Highlander Union Building and surrounding common areas. From creating a basic Word document to editing a film project in Final Cut Pro, your technology needs are supported at UCR. 

• Health & Wellness

  Counseling and Psychological Services provides everything from free, confidential one-on-one counseling to group therapy, psychiatric services, biofeedback and 24-hour mental health support Student Health Services provide you with urgent care, prescriptions, dental care, optical services and more.

  The Well provides resources and support for your physical, social emotional, cultural and spiritual wellness through its popular programs and peer mentor network.

  At the Student Recreation Center, you can rock climb, swim, run, weight train, dance, spin, take classes and even go on outdoor excursion trips 

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  Check out our Instagram page for upcoming mental wellness and self-care events, such as Undocu Circles, Community & Coffee, ARTivism Night, etc. 

• Campus Life

  UCR’s Ethnic & Gender Programs help you experience cultural growth, get involved in the community and learn to lead. 

  African Student Programs
  Asian Pacific Student Programs Chicano Student Programs
  LGBT Resource Center
  Middle Eastern Student Programs
  Native American Student Programs 
  Women’s Resource Center

  With hundreds of student organizations, growing fraternities and sororities, and tons of Tartan Soul, UCR Student Life  has a lot to offer.

• Legal

  UCR students can get FREE immigration services from the UC Immigrant Legal Services!

  Provides legal advice and representation such as DACA, Advance Parole, Family Petitions, U-Visas, etc. 

  To schedule an appointment please visit UC Immigration Legal Services. 

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  For non- UC students, we can connect you to legal resources in the area and help you understand current legislation. Unfortunately, you cannot access the UC Immigrant Legal Services.

Community Resources

• Coachella Valley Immigration Service and Assistance

  Coachella Valley Immigration Service and Assistance, Inc. can assist with multiple immigration issues including help with citizenship, family unity applications violence against women petitions and more. Learn more about Coachella Valley Immigration Service and Assistance. 

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  934 Vella Road
  Palm Springs , CA 92264
  760-327-1579
  760-325-2869 Fax

• Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHRILA)

  For the past 21 years, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA) has been at the forefront in the fight for immigrant and refugee rights in Los Angeles and across the state and nation.

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  2533 W. Third Street, Suite 101
  Los Angeles, CA 90057 
  (213) 353-1333 
  Fax: (213) 353-1344 
  Toll-free: 1 (888) 6-CHIRLA  1 (888) 624-4752 
  info@chirla.org 

• Consulado de Mexico

  Consulado Mexico
  Departamento de Proteccion
  (909) 384-8114

• DACE

  DACE
  Coachella, CA
  (760) 391-5100

  (760) 398-0693 Fax 

• Dream Resource Center (DRC)

  The DRC, based at the UCLA Labor Center is the home to various projects impacting immigrant youth. There are various research reports on health, health access and DACA coming out. There is also the Dream Summer Internship program which places immigrant students in various internship throughout the U.S. during the summer. 

• Immigrants Rising

  Immigrants Rising provides information through several helpful, comprehensive guides. They also have an annual educators conference every January. 

• Immigration and Refugee Services

  Immigration and Refugee Services
  Catholic Charities
  San Bernardino, Ca
  (909) 388-1243
  (909) 383-0448
  ccsbriv.org

• Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice

  The Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice (IC4IJ) is composed of over 35 organizations that serve the immigrant community in the Inland Empire. The IC4IJ currently focuses on advocacy, changing the narrative, and capacity building. Our coalition engages in policy advocacy, community organizing and education, and rapid response to ICE and border patrol operations. 

   

• Inland Congregations United for Change (ICUC)

  Working with congregations, schools and neighborhood institutions in San Bernardino and Riverside County, Inland Congregations United for Change (ICUC) brings people together to strengthen families and improve communities.

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  1441 North D Street, Suite 208,
  San Bernardino CA 92405-4730
  (909) 383-1134

• Libreria Del Pueblo Inc.

  Libreria Del Pueblo Inc. 
  San Bernardino, Ca 
  (909) 888-1800 
  (909) 888-6507

• Mi Familia Vota

  Mi Familia Vota is a national, nonprofit organization working to increase civic engagement in Latino, immigrant and allied communities. They work with educational, religious, labor and other community organizations that seek to build civically engaged, active communities.

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  1525 Third St. Suite # E, 
  Riverside, California 92507
  (951) 905-5229
  mfv.riverside@gmail.com

• Menonite Central Committee

  Menonite Central Committee
  Upland, Ca
  (909) 946-0808
  (909) 982-4353 fax

• Riverside Assistance Programs

  Find how to get help with your bills and expenses. There are many organizations in Riverside. The Community Action Partnership of Riverside County has several resources that struggling people can take advantage of. They can get grants and also help with paying their bills and other expenses. The services below are offered by the agency, and find other Riverside non-profit charities and resources as well.

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  (951) 955-4900 
  needhelppayingbills.com/html/riverside_assistance_programs.html 

• San Bernardino Community Services Center

  San Bernardino Community Services Center
  San Bernardino, Ca
  (909) 885-1992

• Southwest Voter Registration Education Project

  The Southwest Voter Registration Education Project (SVREP) is the oldest Latino voter registration non-profit, 501(c)3, empowering Latinos throughout the United States to mobilize voters.

  
  National Office
  320 El Paso St.
  San Antonio, TX 78207
  (210) 922-0225 Office
  (210) 932-4055 Fax

  California Office
  (323) 205-2190 Office
  (323) 205-1419 Fax

• The National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC)

  The National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC) was founded in 1994 during a political turning point for Korean Americans. NAKASEC’s purpose is to project a national progressive voice on major civil rights and immigrant rights issues and promoting the full participation of Korean Americans with the greater goal of building a national movement for social change.

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  Dae Joong Yoon, Executive Director 
  djyoon@nakasec.org
  nakasec.org 

• TODEC Legal Center

  TODEC Legal Center
  Perris, Ca
  (951) 943-1955
  (951) 943-2395 fax

• United We Dream

  United We Dream has a comprehensive list of DACA events taking place throughout the U.S. and also offers support for those involved in DACA cases.