I am losing my home, what can I do? (Outside Source)
The California's Consumer Home Mortgage Information Web site offers helpful information and links if you are considering buying a home, or if you already own a home, or have a mortgage and may be experiencing difficulty in keeping your payments current.
I am having problems putting food on the table, where do I go for help? (Outside Source)
The California Department of Social Services provides
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provides a list of available food programs.
I cannot work because child care is too expensive. (Outside Source)
This Web site from the California Department of Social Services provides cash aid and services for families and caretakers with children.
I am sick and out of work, but I cannot afford health care. (Outside Source)
This Web site from the State Department of California Health Services provides information about MediCal, a public health insurance program that provides needed health care services.
I need an attorney, but not too expensive. (Outside Source)
This Web site from the State Department of Consumer affairs provides information about legal aid societies that provide free legal advice, representation, and other legal services.
I want to become a citizen. (Outside Source)
California’s Adult Schools are excellent free resources for finding more information about citizenship. Locate the closest schools by entering your zip code.
I have a disability - what services are available? (Outside Source)
Assists people with disabilities to access and navigate the various available programs.
I am leaving the military and need a job. (Outside Source)
This Web page from the California Department of Veteran Affairs is an employment portal for veterans’ services. There are dozens of links promoting a variety of veteran employment programs.
I just had a baby and don't know what to do. (Outside Source)
First 5 California’s programs are designed to meet its goal of ensuring more children are born healthy, raised in nurturing homes and ready to succeed in school.
