WorkFirst For Those Who Don't Speak English - Spanish version

What do I do if I need welfare benefits but don't speak English?

Can I get an interpreter at the welfare office?

Can I get translated documents from the welfare office?

Do I have to participate in WorkFirst if I don't speak English?

Should I have my English level tested?

Am I eligible for English as a Second Language classes?

Can I go to English as a Second Language classes before I look for a job?

Can I get help with job training if I need it in order to get a job?

What if I disagree with the activities the welfare office is asking me to do?

What is an Individual Responsibility Plan?

What if I cannot find a job because I cannot find childcare?

What if I cannot find a job because I'm disabled?

What if I cannot find work because a family member is disabled?

What if I'm told that I am not eligible for benefits because I have a sponsor or because of my immigration status?

Can receiving public assistance prevent me or my family members from receiving our green cards?

Information regarding the work requirements that one must meet to be eligible to receive welfare benefits (WorkFirst), even where one does not speak English fluently. Spanish version.