Families
PACTL supports youth and families through advocacy, adult education, emergency assistance, immigration support, tenant rights, food access, wellness programs, and community-based poverty alleviation.
Guidance and support for families navigating schools, community systems, and public resources.
Literacy, primary, and secondary education pathways for adult learners.
Community education that helps families understand prevention, vaccination, and trusted health information.
Parents as Teachers, court-approved family life education, and parent learning support.
English classes four times a week with Pasadena City College instructors.
Emergency financial support for families facing urgent needs.
Initial screening and support connections for immigrant families seeking DACA-related assistance.
Family-centered visits that connect households with education, resources, and support.
Support for families learning about tenant protections and housing-related advocacy.
Weekly food support for households experiencing food insecurity.
Micro-enterprise and small business support that helps families build economic opportunity.
An integrated approach to wellness for youth, parents, and families.
Support for housing, immigration, emergency needs, food access, and family navigation.
Adult literacy, primary and secondary education, ESL classes, and parent education.
Integrated health and mental wellness through walks, peer groups, and Spanish self-help circles.