1. law, govt and politics
2. immigration

Good to Go Mobile Community Center
First Quarter Programs at MacArthur High School Campus
4400 Aldine Mail Route Rd, Houston, TX 77039
Internet Essentials/Basic Computer
Sewing/Alterations Class
ongoing
Wednesdays
4:00PM-5:00PM
Tuesday & Thursday
4:00PM-5:00PM
Learn how to use the internet and basic
er skills
comput-
Learn Sewing/Alteration skills
GED
ongoing
Monday & Wednesday
6:30PM-8:30PM
Class designed for people who, for various reasons,
did not graduate from high school but want a certificate equivalent to the traditional high school diploma.
Intensive ESL
ongoing
Friday
9:00AM-12:00PM
English Second Language class provides level instruction on English grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation,
reading and writing
Youth Empowerment Class
4th Tuesday of the Month
4 PM to 5 PM
Small Business Workshops (Spanish)
Tuesday June 23rd
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
Immigration Application Assistance
June 16th
5:00 PM– 8:00 PM
Food Fair
Distribución de Comida
4th Wednesday of every Month
Vecino Health Center
4 Wednesday of every Month
Learn basics in financial education from savings to
budgeting.
Learn what it takes to start a business.
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Pilrgrim Place
4663 Aldine Mail Route
Pilgrim Place 2
4663 Aldine Mail Route
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Wednesday, June 17
9-11 am Small Business Development
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Do you want to start a business
(Spanish)
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10PM-1:00PM
Distribution of fresh produce in partnership with
Houston Food Bank. Open to all community members.
Escamilla Intermediate
5241
E Mt Houston Rd
Houston, TX 77093
CHC provides assistance to community members in
Medicaid application process.
Escamilla Intermediate
5241
E Mt Houston Rd
Houston, TX 77093
Weatherization/CEAP
4th Tuesday of every month
1:00 PM– 5:00 PM
Community Engineers
April 13– June 15
Monday
5:00-6:00 PM
Neighborhood Centers Inc. Community Engineers
Program is for individuals who want to learn the
knowledge and skills needed to be effective in making positive changes in their communities.
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Immigration and Citizenship Service
Connections
Call 832-819-7118
For more information
Individuals can meet with Service Connector with
questions regarding citizenship process.
Immigration Services Specialist
For more information to register for classes
832.819.7118
jrivera@neigborhood-centers.org
www.neighborhood-centers.org
Join us on June 17th and 18th at the East Aldine District Offices, 5333 Aldine Mail Rt.
and be part of these unique community discussions to give feedback and take part in
interactive community sessions that will help guide the design and development of
the new East Aldine Neighborhood Center.
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Immigration counselor available to assist with any
immigration related issues
CEAP is a federally funded utility assistance program
focused on providing utility assistance, energyrelated education and energy conservation measures
to low-income households.
Building Upon What Works: Community Sessions
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5:00 PM– 8:00 PM
12PM-2:00PM
Monthly Issue #5 Summer 2015
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No hay mejor momento para abrir un negocio
que el presente, estamos en medio de un
boom de crecimiento empresarial, ¡con más
de 500,000 nuevos negocios abriendo en los
Estados Unidos cada mes!
Sin embargo, no hay duda alguna que abrir tu
propio negocio es a la vez retador y riesgoso.
Por lo que antes de que inviertas tu tiempo y
los ahorros de tu vida en tu idea de negocio,
debes de entender perfectamente que es lo
que conlleva ser un propietario de negocio
exitoso.
El programa Conexión Empresarial de
Neighborhood Centers puede ayudarte a
aprender los conceptos básicos de como abrir
un negocio. Asista a nuestro taller de micro
empresas para aprender: “¿Que se necesita
para abrir un negocio propio?”
Martes, 23 de Junio, 6:00 – 7:30 pm, Taller se
llevara a cabo en nuestro autobus estacionado en Mac Arthur High School, 4400 Aldine
Mail Route Houston, TX 77039
Para más información
ó para inscribirse
llame al: 832 -819-7118
jrivera@Neighborhood -Centers.org
1-3pm Learning Lab
4-6pm Adult Education
Thursday, June 18
9-11am Financial Tools
1-3pm Workforce Development
4-6pm Youth
To RSVP or for more information contact Jose Rivera at 832-819-7118 or by
e-mail jrivera@Neighborhood-Centers.org
Elite Volleyball at MacArthur High School
East Aldine Character Session
Join us on June 30th at
Calling all girls in grades 5 through 12 come join our Elite Volleyball League. Our goal is to teach new players and
Pilgrim Place 2
improve on skills of those who already know the sport. Upon completion of our spring season our girls will be ready
for regular season volleyball. Our ultimate goal is to have the girls so well skilled that you will have the opportunity
4663 Aldine Mail Route
to have scouts observe your skills and possibly receive scholarships. Elite will also provide a scholarship to our grad4:00-6:00 pm
uating seniors that have played Elite their Junior year. When we put together this league we did it with the intention
to make it at reasonable cost. We meet Mondays and Wednesdays 530 to 730 at the Macarthur High School gym.
as we celebrate how East Aldine Works. Lets share our stories
The cost is $10 per session. When we have tournaments the cost will be announced at that time. This year being
through conversations and pictures on what makes
our first year we were unable to
participate in tournaments but for next year we will be going up against local
club teams. In the summer there will be opportunities to play against local teams. Come train with old friends and
“East Aldine Home.”
meet new ones. We have lots of fun! We also plan trips to observe college teams! If you have any questions please
Leading up to this session we want you to explore “East Aldine” and
contact: Annette Mungia, 832.272.0964 mungiaanet@gmail.com or Virginia Bazan bazanvirginia@gmail.com
take pictures of what you enjoy about your community. Last year
when during our conversations with the community one thing was
clear East Aldine is resilient community with deep roots and pride.
This will be a fun evening of story telling and reflection of our
friends and neighbors in our community. These are the stories that
help shape who we are and we are excited to see and listen.
Start Sharing what makes East Aldine “Home”
Lone Star College-Dream Act Forum
On April 22, Lone Star College-North Harris hosted its first Civic Engagement Forum for students, discussing the
future of the Texas DREAM Act. The continuation of the DREAM Act, which provides access to in-state tuition for
eligible, undocumented students, is currently being debated in the Texas Legislature. Eighty-five students and
employees, and four Board Trustees participated in the forum. The forum was organized as part of the college’s
ongoing effort to engage students and community members in a productive dialogue about important issues. It
served as an excellent reminder of the value of having a community that is informed and involved in the legislative
process. Future forums, on a variety of topics, are expected to be organized at LSC-North Harris in the future
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To start sharing pictures and stories we have created an East Aldine
Voices Pinterest Page
https://www.pinterest.com/eastaldinevoice/
We look forward to start seeing the sights and stories of what
makes East Aldine Great. You can also share photos and learn more
about these upcoming events by contacting Jose Rivera at 832-8197118 or by e-mail jrivera@Neighborhood-Centers.org
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