Integration

Community Engagement

Bonding Against Adversity creates partnerships and exchanges information with other organizations to empower and strengthen communities internally and externally.

We provide information sessions about voter registration, encouraging the importance of voting, census, vaccination and emerging issues around the communities.

Voting

Want to make a difference in your community?

Make your voice heard?

VOTE

What do I need?

In order to register to vote, you will need to provide basic information like:

Full Name
Address
Age
Sex
Driver's License Number or last four digits of social security number (SSN)

Re-Registration

You only need to re-register to vote if the following applies to you:

You have changed your address since you last registered
You legally changed your name, by marriage or choice
You have not voted in more than two consecutive federal elections
You want to change your political party affiliation

Not sure if you are registered?

You can call NALEO's national bilingual hotline at 1-888-839-8682 (1-888-VE-Y VOTA) to find out if you are registered to vote
Hotline Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (ED)
Or via web at : https://nass.org/can-i-vote

In Person:

You can ask for the form at:

Your local Library
Post Office
Department of Motor Vehicles
Social Security Offices

Voter Issues

Non-Partisan organizations with voters guides that you can access to learn about the issues in the community.

BallotReady.org
The League of Women Voters

Save your choices online and print your personalized ballot to bring with you at the polls.

Resources

Vaccines

Census

2020 Census Helpful Tips

Get Informed about the upcoming 2020 Census and find out how to make sure you and your family get counted.

All should participate, no matter their age, race ethnicity or immigration status
Pregnant? Wait until April 1st to fill out the census and count your newborn
The head of the household is responsible for counting everyone living together in the shared home, apartment or mobile home
College students should get counted where they live majority of the time , even if its not at their current school/university
If you feel you were not counted, call the Census hotline number to make sure you are accurately represented.

Respond by phone, online or mail beginning in March 2020

All information is confidential

If you have any questions, call the NALEO bilingual direct hotline
1-877-EL-CENSO (1-888-352-3676 from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.