California Community Resource Guide

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  • Food Banks

    Website provides list of local food banks.

    Visit cdss.ca.gov

  • BrightLife Kids

    Free behavioral health coaching for parents, caregivers, and kids 0–12 with no insurance required. Get access to 1-1 support with licensed wellness coaches, educational content, self-help tools, goal-setting and journaling exercises, assessments, and peer communities. Coaching services are offered in English and Spanish, as well as telephone-based coaching in 17 additional languages.

    Phone: (888) 224-7332

    Visit hellobrightline.com
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  • STAY INFORMED: Updates on CalFRESH

    Find out updated reliable information on CalFresh at the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) website.

    Visit cdss.ca.gov

  • 988 Lifeline

    The 988 Lifeline is an easy to remember three-digit number that anyone can call to receive support when experiencing a suicidal, mental health and/or substance use- related crisis. To reach the Lifeline, people can call or text 988 or chat at Lifeline (988lifeline.org). This service is available in over 240 languages.

    Phone: 988

    https://chat.988lifeline.org/
    Call Program

  • AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Enrollment

    List of clinic sites and eligibility enrollment workers for people diagnosed with HIV or AIDS to get health insurance payment assistance and free medications.

    Visit cdph.ca.gov

  • CA Caregiver Resource Centers

    Caregiver Resource Centers: Offers essential support and resources for family caregivers, providing services such as counseling, training and respite care.

    Visit caregivercalifornia.org

  • CA Dream Act Application

    Information on financial aid to support educational goals (college, university or trade school) for undocumented students living in California through the California Dream Act Application process.

    Visit csac.ca.gov

  • CA.GOV Immigration

    Current Resources and information for California immigrants and their families.

    Visit ca.gov/immigration

  • Cal Alerts

    Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are used to send concise, text message updates to mobile devices during emergency situations. WEAs are sent by public safety officials, the National Weather Service (for imminent threat of disaster), the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (AMBER alerts), and the President of the United States.

    Visit calalerts.org

  • CAL FIRE’s Ready, Set, Go!

    Learn the steps to get you and your household ready and prepared for the possibility of having to evacuate due to an active wildfire.

    Visit fire.ca.gov