1. Navigating the Current Climate: Supporting Immigrant Students & Families
An overview of immigration policies and how to best protect and serve undocumented immigrant students and families. We will be covering topics on DACA, healthcare enrollment opportunities, and new initiatives for youth.

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The webinar is being recorded.
Supporting materials will be available on our website within one week of this webinar.

3. Agenda Introductions: Presentations: Informational materials overview
Lourdes Bernal, Project Coordinator, CSHA
Presentations:
Mindy Philips, Attorney, East Bay Community Law Center
Aurora, Senior Community Engagement Advocate, The Children’s Partnership
Adriana Ramos, Policy Associate, The Children’s Partnership
Informational materials overview
Discussion/Q&A
Close-out

4. DACA: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
What is DACA?
September 5 Announcement to Rescind DACA
Official Memo
Immigrant Legal Resource Center: DACA Resources

5. DACA: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
Legislative & Advocacy Updates
Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Legislation to Replace DACA in 115th Congress

7. Common Ways to Obtain Legal Status
U-Visa/VAWA
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
Political Asylum
Family Petitions
Cancellation of Removal

8. What if ICE* comes to your SBHC?
Be prepared
Request a judicial warrant
Document as much as possible
Provide Know Your Rights workshops to students and families
Immigrant Defense Project: Know Your Rights 2-page flyers
Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Family Preparedness Plan
California Primary Care Association: Preparing Your Clinic for Encounters with Immigration Agents
National Immigration Law Center: How to be Prepared for an Immigration Raid
Restricted areas – patients and those accompanying them only
*Immigration and Customs Enforcement

11. Aurora Garcia-Barrera Adriana Ramos
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Aurora Garcia-Barrera
Senior Community Engagement Advocate
Adriana Ramos
Policy Associate

12. Health Care Updates – Federal
There have been multiple attacks to repeal the ACA but none have been successful
Nothing about your health care has changed
Kids coverage through CHIP is at risk
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provides affordable, pediatric-appropriate health coverage to nearly 9 million children nationwide, including 2 million children and pregnant women in California. Yet despite broad bipartisan support, Congress neglected to take action to extend CHIP funding before it expired on September 30th.
Progress toward passing CHIP funding has stalled because there is not yet a bipartisan agreement on how to pay for CHIP funding.
California is currently spending down the last of its remaining CHIP allocation, which is projected to run out in December.

13. Health Care Updates – California
Health4All Kids – Medi-Cal is available to ALL low-income children, regardless of immigration status. Eligible children will receive full-scope benefits & dental coverage.
Medi-Cal – You can enroll any time of the year.
Covered California – Federal subsidies and financial assistance protected by law.
CA leadership spearheading and protecting our health programs
97% kids Covered

14. Open Enrollment Period is NOW!
Open Enrollment for coverage through Covered California is from November 1, 2017 through January 31, 2018
Must enroll by December 15, 2017 to have coverage by January 1, 2018
How to enroll?
Online at
By phone
By mail using the Single Streamlined Application
Reminder: For Medi-Cal you can enroll any time of the year

15. Health Coverage Options for Immigrant Families
Medi-Cal: No cost or low-cost health program for low-income folks. Based on income, the following immigrant populations may also qualify:
Newly Qualified Immigrants – Legal permanent residents for <5 years, people granted parole for >one year, & qualified battered immigrants.
Permanent Resident Under Color of Law (PRUCOL) Adults

16. Health Coverage Options for Immigrant Families Cont.
Medi-Cal Cont.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Recipients
Medi-Cal covers ALL children (SB75), age 0-19, regardless of a child’s immigration status. You can enroll in Medi-Cal year-round – Health4All Kids!
Local Community Health Centers
DACA: In CA, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) announced that individuals with DACA status will continue to be eligible for state funded, full scope Medi-Cal, and will qualify under the PRUCOL category.

17. ALL IN For Health - Resources
School Toolkits
Materials in up to 12 languages: Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Hmong, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Punajbi, Hindi & Arabic
You can also find:
Events
Resources for Immigrant Families
Request Information/Materials

18. Healthy Mind, Healthy Future
A research and policy agenda to examine the impact of immigration policies and actions on the mental and behavioral health of children in immigrant families in CA
SB 75 enrollment numbers are consistent, anecdotally, we are hearing otherwise
A research and policy agenda to examine the impact of immigration policies and actions on the mental and behavioral health of children in immigrant families in California SB 75 enrollment numbers are consistent, anecdotally, we are hearing otherwise

19. Ongoing Activities Fall 2017 – Winter 2018 Provider Survey
Family Focus Groups and Surveys
Key Informant Interviews
Spring 2018
Release of Issue Brief
Community Symposium
Policy/Administrative Agenda

20. Supporting Undocumented Students
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“The rose that grew from concrete”
Tupac Sharkur

21. SANCTUARY FOR ALL
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22. Questions & Answers

23. Thank you! Reminder: All materials and a recording of this webinar will be available by the end of this week.

24. Contact Information
Lourdes Bernal
Project Coordinator
California School-Based Health Alliance