California Community Resource Guide
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Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women
Any patient who thinks they are pregnant and whose family income is under a certain amount is eligible for immediate, temporary coverage for prenatal care pending a formal Medi-Cal application. Program offers prenatal care, including abortions, and prescription drugs for conditions related to pregnancy.
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Project Rebound
Program that supports the higher education and successful reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals wishing to enroll and succeed at the California State University. Currently, 19 California State University campuses across the state have Project Rebound programs working with formerly incarcerated students.
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Property Tax Exemptions
California offers two property tax exemptions for veterans: one for honorably discharged veterans and another for disabled veterans. For the honorably discharged veteran exemption, there are restrictions on the value of property a claimant may own.
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Protect Yourself From Fraud
The Protect Yourself From Fraud resource guide, available for free as a downloadable PDF or printed booklet, empowers consumers with the tools to make informed financial decisions, safeguard personal and financial data, and avoid current and emerging financial scams.
Phone: (877) 275-2677
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Real ID
A REAL ID is a driver’s license or identification card that is also a federally accepted form of identification.
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Real Talk: Embracing Sexual Health & Empowerment Videos
“Real Talk”videos featuring insights from sexual health care advocates and their real-life experiences with the importance of proactive testing, treatment, and vaccination.
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Refugee Cash Assistance
Refugee Cash Assistance provides cash aid to needy refugees for up to 12 months from their date of eligibility for the program. To learn more about the administration of RRP services, see County Refugee Program Guidelines.
Phone: (800) 927-4357
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Refugee Programs Bureau
Coordinates programs and provides culturally sensitive and linguistically-appropriate services that help refugees attain the skills needed to achieve self-sufficiency and successful integration. These services include job training, cultural orientation, cash aid, and resettlement case management. Specific population support and resources are available for Ukrainian, Afghan, Cuban and Haitian entrants.
Phone: (916) 654-4356
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Refugee Resettlement Program
Assists individuals to adjust socially and attain skills needed to find employment. These services include: refugee social services and targeted assistance programs which provide job training and employment services, discretionary programs which provide services to specialized refugee populations such as the elderly, and direct cash assistance for up to eight months following arrival in the U.S.
Phone: (916) 654-4356
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Refugee Services
Information on list of service providers and refugee resource guide, including English classes, jobs and training, education, citizenship, and legal help.
Phone: (916) 654-4356