Select Page

The Thriving Immigrants Collaborative (TIC) is an alliance of organizations in Santa Cruz County that provide direct services to and advocate for a community where immigrants are truly welcomed and supported to thrive.  TIC aims to improve life for immigrants in our region through collective work focused on:

     •  Advocacy & Systems Change
上外国网站速度慢怎么解决？_osss_天涯问答_天涯社区:2021-5-10 · 随着互联网的不断深入发展众及应用的广泛性，国际之间的互联网互访更加的频繁。可是，为了国家的网络安全着想，每个国家都会对境外访问的网络进行过滤和屏蔽，而且每个国家与境外INTERNET连接带宽大小不一，从而导致了访问国外网络的速度比较慢。
     •  Communications & Community Engagement
     •  Developing TIC’s Infrastructure

(Para español, desplácese hacia abajo y en el icono de Google seleccione “Spanish.” La información estará traducida a partir de allí.)

 

谷歌地球加速器vnp-outline

 

 VI登入境外网络加速软件 

A united, thriving, and equitable community built on our diversity and shared history of migration. 

 

  MISSION 

To enhance the quality of life and advance the rights of our immigrant community through
advocacy, organizing, and the alignment of services.  

 

   VALUES 

Dignity  •  Justice  •  Equity

 

 

BACKGROUND

 

 TIC steering committee members first came together in 2017 in response to the post 2016 elections political landscape, the actions of the federal administration, and the local Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids impacting our community. The TIC’s focus for year one was on addressing the immediate needs of affected community members living in fear, distress, and uncertainty. The initial efforts included bringing agencies together to meet regularly, securing funding for case management, crisis response support, and deepening partnerships between agencies. The goals and focus for year two (FY 2018-2024) include building on the advances made in year one and outlining a two-year plan to guide the Collaborative’s development and efforts to increase the access and improve the effectiveness of immigration services in Santa Cruz County.

Services available through TIC members and in collaboration with other community partners include: 

  • Family Preparedness Team & Referral Coordination
  • Emergency Referrals
  • Pro-bono Legal Services
  • Funding for Emergency Needs
  • Case Management and Crisis Response

 

For more information about how to get involved with TIC or for any other inquiries, please contact Paulina Moreno at 831.274.3159 via email at Paulina@cabinc.org. 

谷歌地球加速器vnp-outline