​805 Rapid Response Network

Attend an upcoming training. Registration required:​ ​​​​​

• Ventura: Volunteer and Rapid Response Training ( Saturday, March 7th, 2:00- 5:00 PM). Register Here
• Santa Barbara City College: Volunteer and Rapid Response Training ( Thursday, March 12th, 1:00- 3:30 PM).  Register Here
• Camarillo: Volunteer and Rapid Response Training ( Saturday, March 14th, 10:30- 1:30 PM). Register Here

Registration closes 24 hours before the training to allow for the completion of vetting. The location will be emailed to participants with in 24 hours of the training. 

Would you like to host a training in your community?
​Contact [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected] to prepare and defend your community! 

Training sessions are updated on Tuesdays by 4 pm. 

Online Volunteer Form

Join the 805 Immigrant Rapid Response Network and support undocumented individuals and families in Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo Counties. We are seeking dedicated volunteers for the following roles:

• Responder/Spotter/Mobile Monitors: Monitor and document ICE activity to ensure transparency and accountability.
• Dispatcher: Answer hotline calls, document reports, and coordinate responses with the appropriate teams. Bilingual Spanish and English highly recommended.
• Mutual Aid: Assist affected families by assessing needs and organizing aid (e.g., food, transportation, donation drives). Outreach to churches, social media, and businesses encouraged but not required.
• Accompaniment: Provide emotional and logistical support to individuals facing immigration-related challenges, such as attending court hearings or legal appointments.
• Community Patrols: Patrol neighborhoods or streets using secure communication tools to alert about ICE presence. Patrols can be discreet or mobile monitors, depending on capacity and comfort. 
• Community Outreach: Support visibility of 805UndocuFund and the 805 Immigrant Rapid Response Network at community events, swap meets, or protests. Distribute flyers, staff information tables, and educate the public.
• Legal Observers: Requires training from National Lawyer’s Guild Legal Observer Program. Observe and document ICE/Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) behavior at events such as raids, protests, or gatherings. 

No prior experience is needed—comprehensive training will be provided to equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to support our community effectively.
Get involved and make a difference! Sign up today to be part of a compassionate, action-driven network committed to justice and safety.