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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

  • 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

  • Regional Centers

    Department of Developmental Services oversees the coordination and delivery of services for Californians with developmental disabilities through a statewide network of 21 community-based, non-profit agencies known as regional centers. Regional centers provide assessments, determine eligibility for services, and offer case management services. Regional centers also develop, purchase, and coordinate the services in each person’s Individual Program Plan.

    Phone: (833) 421-0061

  • Relay Services

    Provides specially-trained operators to relay telephone conversations back and forth between people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-disabled and all those they wish to communicate with by telephone.

    Phone: (800) 806-1191

  • Report Disaster-related scams, and Price Gouging

    Lists protections against scams and price gouging for Los Angeles County through 1/7/2026 and how to report to the Department of Justice.

  • Residential Care for Adults

    CA Department of Social Services (CDSS) website provides guides (English, Spanish) for residential care facilities for seniors and adults. Link to search for facilities licensed by CDSS for adult residential care, elderly assisted living, and home care organizations, etc.

    Phone: (916) 657-2592

  • Resources and Steps for Business Recovery

    Comprehensive resources for business owners affected by disaster available at Recovery Centers across California.

  • Resources for California Women in the Workforce

    Links to resources available through the Department of Industrial Relations, such as workplace health and safety, fair wages, workers’ compensation coverage, and laws and regulations of interest to working women.

  • Rising Scholars Network

    Funded by the California Legislature, the Rising Scholars Network is a joint initiative of California Community Colleges committed to serving incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals by providing degree-granting programs in correctional facilities and on-campus support for students who have experienced the criminal justice system.

  • Safe at Home

    Safe at Home offers a substitute confidential address to receive mail, confidential voter registration, confidential name change and DMV records suppression for victims who fear for their safety.

    Phone: (877) 322-5227