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Three new Vet Centers and six satellite locations coming to communities across the US and its territories.
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Vet Centers are community-based counseling centers that provide a wide range of social and psychological services, including professional counseling to eligible Veterans, service members, including National Guard and Reserve components, and their families. Counseling is offered to make a successful transition from military to civilian life or after a traumatic event experienced in the military to include military sexual trauma (MST). Individual, group, marriage and family counseling is offered in addition to referral and connection to other VA or community benefits and services. Vet Center counselors and outreach staff, many of whom are Veterans themselves, are experienced and prepared to discuss the tragedies of war, loss, grief and transition after trauma.

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cThe budget also authorized $1.3 billion in 2022‑23 for the Homekey Program. 
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This webinar includes an overview of emerging federal and state initiatives related to nursing home reform, followed by an in-depth discussion with panelists representing consumer advocates, LTC Ombudsmen, family caregivers, and providers.Moderator: Sarah Steenhausen, California Department of AgingPresenters and Panelists: Blanca Castro, California State Long-Term Care Ombudsman; Eric Carlson, Directing Attorney, Justice in Aging; Heather Craig, Executive Director, Eskaton Care Center, Greenhaven; Nicole Howell, Executive Director, Empowered Aging & 2021-22 Health and Aging Policy Fellow; Holly Lewis, Caregiver & AdvocatePresentationTranscriptRecordingMarch 9th, 2022: CalAIM Community Supports: Leveraging Aging and Disability PartnershipsCalifornia’s Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM) initiative offers new opportunities to partner with Medi-Cal Managed Care Plans to expand capacity for the delivery of community supports to older adults and people with disabilities. A panel of experts share best practices and considerations for success.Moderator: Sarita Mohanty, The SCAN FoundationPanelists: Michael Costa, Executive Director, California Association of Area Agencies on Aging (C4A); Eli Gelardin, CEO, Marin Center for Independent Living and Chair, CA ADRC Advisory Committee; Ben Jauregui, Manager, Behavioral Health & Care Management Support Services, Inland Empire Health Plan; Kristie Kulinski, Team Lead, Office of Network Advancement, Administration for Community Living; Anwar Zouheid, Vice President, Partners in Care FoundationPresentationTranscriptRecordingFebruary 1, 2022: Advancements in California’s Direct Care WorkforceCDA, on behalf of CalHHS, together with LWDA,  hosted a webinar to share with our stakeholders the historic budget investments in California’s direct care workforce. Representatives from both agencies currently implementing workforce initiatives presented progress on the efforts underway to recruit, train, and compensate California’s direct care workforce.PresentationRecording

 

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If you need support for a specific mental health problem—or if you’re having problems sleeping, controlling your anger, or readjusting to civilian life—you are not alone. And we can help.

Over 1.7 million Veterans received mental health services at VA last year. Our services range from peer support with other Veterans to counseling, therapy, medication, or a combination of these options. Our goal is to help you take charge of your treatment and live a full and meaningful life.

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If you’re already using VA medical services, ask your primary care provider to help you make an appointment with a VA mental health provider.
If you’re not already using VA medical services, contact your nearest VA medical center or Vet Center to talk about your needs.
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We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET.

 It’s hard for me to get to a VA facility in person. Can I get mental health services online?
 

Yes. You may be able to use one or more of the care options listed below.

The Veteran Training online self-help portal for overcoming everyday challenges: You can use this portal’s tools to help manage your anger, develop parenting and problem-solving skills, and more. The tools are based on proven mental health practices that have successfully helped other Veterans and families. The portal is free, and you don’t have to sign in or provide any personal information to use the tools.Visit the Veteran Training portal

Smartphone apps for Veterans: There are more tools than ever before to support your mental health. Complement your care with mental health apps. These resources can help you manage posttraumatic stress disorder-related symptoms and stress, learn to practice mindfulness, manage depression symptoms and more.
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You may find HCD contact information at: http://www.hcd.ca.gov[External]. Once manufactured homes have been changed to local property taxation, it is not possible to reinstate the vehicle in-lieu license fees.

How does the county assessor determine the value of my manufactured home?

Manufactured homes are subject to Proposition 13 under which the county assessor determines the base year value of a manufactured home, which is generally the market value at the time of purchase. Thereafter, annual increases to the base year value are limited to the inflation rate, as measured by the California Consumer Price Index, or 2 percent, whichever is less. Any new construction will have its own separate base year value. When the manufactured home is sold, it will be reassessed at its current fair market value and a new base year value will be established. If your manufactured home is located on land that you own, the land will be assessed separately. If you live in a tenant-owned mobile home park, a different valuation rule may apply.The basic structure is assessable. Also assessable are all accessories, including, but not limited to: awnings, fences, windbreakers, storage cabinets, heaters, carport, water coolers, cabanas, porches, and skirting.

I am a disabled veteran. Am I entitled to the Disabled Veterans' Exemption on my manufactured home? 

Yes. The first $100,000 or $150,000 of the full value of a manufactured home may be exempted from local property taxation if the manufactured home is owned by a blind or disabled veteran, or the veteran's unmarried surviving spouse, with the exempt amount depending on the annual income of the veteran. For additional qualification requirements visit the Disabled Veterans' Exemption page for more information.

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Food & Nutrition AssistanceCalFresh - Food Stamps - formerly known as Food Stamps, provides monthly food benefits to assist low income households in purchasing the food they need. If you are finding it difficult to afford the nutritious food that you and your family needs, the CalFresh program may be able to help.Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC) - WIC operates under the Public Health Division and is a federally-funded health and nutrition program for women, infants, and children. Are you receiving Unemployment Insurance Benefits?Here's a link to information about how to access your UI benefit payment information. UIB Guide for CalFresh.

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	The California Department of Social Services has announced the release of a report that highlights the success of Project Roomkey, the State’s groundbreaking program that provided non-congregate shelter options, such as hotels and motels, for people experiencing homelessness, to protect human life, and to minimize strain on the health care system during the pandemic. The Department also issued an issue brief and news release on Project Roomkey.

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	Starting this summer, you can buy more food for your child with California SUN Bucks, also called Summer-EBT. SUN Bucks works just like CalFresh, but for the summer. Children who qualify for free or reduced-price school meals through a school meal application or an Alternative Income Form, or get CalFresh, CalWORKs, or Medi-Cal, are automatically enrolled. You don't need to do anything to sign up. SUN Bucks provides $40 per month for food for June, July, and August 2024 ($120 total). Learn more about SUN Bucks.

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	Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Californians

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Beware of EBT Theft and Scams
California has been experiencing an increase in occurrence of Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) theft. In an effort
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If you’re homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, we can help. We offer many programs and services, including free health care. And we can help you connect with resources in your community.

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We help Veterans who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness or serious mental illness by promoting physical and mental health, assisting in securing and maintaining housing, and working with Veterans to achieve increased community integration. Contact one of our care coordinators to get help with:

Immediate food and shelter needs, including both transitional and permanent housing
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Justice system navigation and community reentry from jail
Financial support to prevent homelessness
Addiction and depression treatment
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Common conditions: addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD 
 
If you’re struggling with issues like PTSD, depression, grief, anger or trauma, we offer counseling and other support.
Veterans Corps Fisheries Program in partnership with NOAA | California Conservation Corps
Alternatively, veterans can live at home and work in the program as Special Corpsmembers, where they can receive higher pay. Scholarship money is not available to Special Corpsmembers. Opportunities vary by center location.

 
 
 
 
 
 

TRAINING

 

• No experience required and all gear provided
• Classroom and field instruction from environmental scientists with partner agencies
• Hands-on, practical experience with professionaly recognized restoration techniques

 

REQUIREMENTS

 

• Must be a U.S. military veteran age 18 to 29 in possession of a DD214
• Corpsmembers must be willing to work in backcountry conditions, in streams, and with the possibility of overnights including camping and backpacking

 

BENEFITS

 

• Learn new skills for careers in natural resources and fisheries
• Field experience is highly valued and leads to employment opportunities
• Make a meaningful difference in the health of your local environment, community, and our wildlife

 

Veterans participating in this program have gained employment within:

California Department of Fish & Wildlife
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
South Dakota Department of Fish and Wildlife
U.S. Forest Service
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