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Human Services Office in Auburn1-888-385-5160

Human Services Office in North Lake Tahoe1-888-385-5160

Human Services Office in Rocklin1-888-385-5160

Placer County Housing Authority530-889-7676

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Tobacco Control Program530-886-3629

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WIC Program - Auburn Office530-889-7187

WIC Program - Kings Beach Office530-889-7187

WIC Program - Lincoln Office916-784-6447

WIC Program - Rocklin Office916-784-6447

Systems of Care Patients' Rights Advocate 530-886-5419 or 916-787-8979

Tahoe Administrative Office530-546-1900

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Tahoe Public Health Nursing1-800-829-7199

Tahoe Women, Infants, Children Nutrition Services1-800-829-7199

Western Sierra Medical Clinic (WSMC) - Tahoe530-584-9762

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Human Resources530-889-4060
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VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC) - Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E)
The program supports 104 schools across the country. These schools are served by 86 VSOC Counselors. Please see below for a list of current VSOC locations, counselors, and contact information.
VSOC Locations and VSOC Counselor Contact Information

School Name
VSOC Counselor Email Address
Regional Office

Alabama

Troy University

Arika Dolman Arika.Dolman@va.gov

Montgomery (322)

University of Alabama

Lisa Fells Lisa.Fells@va.gov

Montgomery (322)

Alaska

University of Alaska - Anchorage

Gwendolyn "Brenda" Hoskins Gwendolyn.Hoskins@va.gov 

Anchorage (463)

Arizona

Arizona State University

Troy Rundle Troy.Rundle@va.gov

Phoenix (345)

Arkansas

University of Arkansas

Vacant

Little Rock 350)

Northwest Arkansas Community College

California

California State University - Long Beach

Lois Daz Lois.Daz@va.gov

Los Angeles (344)

Long Beach City College

Mt. San Antonio College
Maura Kazden  Maura.Kazden@va.gov
Los Angeles (344)

Citrus College

Saddleback College

Kelandra Anthony Kelandra.Anthony@va.gov

Los Angeles (344)

Irvine Valley College

Pasadena City College

David Fierro  David.Fierro@va.gov

Los Angeles (344)

California State University - Los Angeles

Los Angeles City College

University of California - Los Angeles

Stephen Lam Stephen.Lam@va.gov 

Los Angeles (344)

Santa Monica Community College

American River College

April Paganelli April.Paganelli@va.gov 

Oakland (343)

San Diego State University

Ryan Morris Ryan.Morris377@va.gov

San Diego (377)

Mira Costa College

Alizabeth Dang  Alizabeth.Dang@va.gov

San Diego (377)

Colorado

University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
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More accounts will be added in the future.Veterans General Welfare Accounts, Brockton campus (GPF 5201), Jamaica Plains campus (GPF 5002), West Roxbury campus (GPF 5101): Donations used at above mentioned Campuses are to assist Veterans and/or their families with general patient activities; Account also supports needs of inpatients including hygiene items, under garments, socks, throw blankets, wheel chair bags, other necessities and the Patient Coffee Cart Program.Adaptive Sports (GPF 5028): Donations used to support special needs of Adaptive Sports by provides life changing experiences for Wounded Veterans with disabilities and chronic illnesses through sport.Blind Rehabilitation (GPF 5103): Donations used to support special needs of Veterans receiving blind rehabilitation services.Creative Arts Festival (GPF 5027): Donations used to support special needs of the creative arts as one form of rehabilitative treatment to help Veterans recover from and cope with physical and emotional disabilities.Emergency Travel (GPF 5006): Donations to provide support for Veterans needing assistance with emergency travel.Fisher House (GPF 5009): Donations used to support special needs of the Fisher House.Homeless Services (GPF 5068): Donations used to support the needs of homeless Veterans and those at risk for homelessness.Recreation Program, Brockton campus (GPF 5202), West Roxbury Campus (GPF 5102): Donations used at above mentioned Campuses are to facilitate patient therapeutic activities for leisure education programs, such as admission to sporting events, movies, and providing lunch for patients while on community outings.Respite Care / Palliative Care, Brockton campus (GPF 5075),  West Roxbury campus (GPF 5208): Donations used to support special needs of Veteran patients and their families in Respite Care/ Palliative Care.Spinal Cord Injury, Brockton campus (GPF 5287): Donations used to support the special needs of Veterans with spinal cord injuries.Vet Center, Boston (GPF 5083), Brockton (GPF 5084): Donations used to support the needs of Veterans served by Vet Center programs and services.VIST Rehabilitation (GPF 5205): Donations used to support the needs of Veterans served by the Visual Impairment Services Team.

Monetary Donation NeedsBoston VA Healthcare System has many monetary donation opportunities.
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Our goal is to provide support and strategies to add to optional nicotine replacement therapy prescribed by your primary care doctor.Learn more about how to quitSubstance use disorder programOur substance use disorder (SUD) programs provides resources, support and education to help Veterans lead a healthy, drug- and alcohol-free life.Learn more about our SUD program.Suicide prevention programCall our Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (select 1) for free, private help anytime 24/7. Our local suicide prevention coordinators can also connect you with ongoing counseling and services.  We work with behavioral health providers and community organizations to help you and your family during times of crisis. Learn more and connect with a care coordinatorVan Services For VeteransCentral Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System Volunteer Transportation Network (VTN), through community partnerships with Disabled American Veterans (DAV), provides free van rides to and from John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital and the Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare Center in Central Arkansas for Veterans for appointments who don’t have other transportation options.Learn more about van services and schedulesVocational rehabilitation programWe can help you reach your job and career goals with one-on-one support, counseling and training. Many graduates of our programs go on to work here at VA.  We help Veterans with physical and mental health challenges find and keep jobs. We help you find jobs through our long-term partnerships with business, industry, and government agencies. Learn more about VA vocational rehabilitationWhole Health - Health & WellnessOur whole health approach empowers and equips you to take charge of your health, well-being, and quality of life. Whole health goes beyond your illnesses, injuries, or disabilities, and focuses instead on your values, goals, and overall health. It includes self-care and complementary therapies along with conventional medical care.Learn more about CAVHS' Health & Wellness for Veterans program

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The 2024-25 Budget: Preliminary May Revision Analysis for Child Welfare
Net changes in CCR costs

72

41

The net increase in CCR costs reflects increases in the Home‑Based Family Care Rate, CFT, and automation.a 

Other net changes

440

131

This amount reflects the net effect of other changes across programs, including caseload changes, increases in total projected KinGAP and AAP expenditures, and estimated increases in county and federal expenditures under 2011 realignment.

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($574)

($207)

Expiration of One‑Time Augmentations

Child welfare stabilization funding for LA County

‑$100

‑1$00

One‑time funding of $200 million was provided in 2022‑23, followed by an additional $100 million in 2023‑24. This reduction reflects the one‑time nature of the funding.

Flexible funds to support home‑based foster care placements

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‑50

One‑time funding of $50 million was provided in 2022‑33, followed by an additional $50 million in 2023‑24, each with three years of expenditure authority. This reduction reflects the one‑time nature of the funding.

CWS‑CARES and CalSAWS interface

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One‑time funding of $25 million to develop a systems interface between CWS‑CARES and SAWS necessary to meet federal reporting requirements. This reduction reflects the one‑time nature of the funding.

COVID‑19 temporary eFMAP

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During the public health emergency, the federal government provided a 6.2 percent increase in the federal match rate (referred to as eFMAP), resulting in increased federal funds to support foster care maintenance payments and other child welfare program elements. The eFMAP phased out over nine months, ending December 31, 2023.

Foster Family Agencies one‑time rate increase

‑10

‑8

One‑time increase for Foster Family Agencies rates in 2023‑24. This reduction reflects the one‑time nature of the funding.

Subtotals

(‑$210)

(‑$183)

Totals

$173

‑$165
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 The Deaf Access program (DAP) was established by Ch 1193/80 (AB 2980). The program provides funds to the Department of Social Services (DSS) for contracts with local agencies to provide specified services to deaf and hearing-impaired individuals.
 

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 The Deaf Access program (DAP) was established by Ch 1193/80 (AB 2980). The program provides funds to the Department of Social Services (DSS) for contracts with local agencies to provide specified services to deaf and hearing-impaired individuals.
 

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 This report reviews the funding of special education programs for children who live in foster family homes and licensed children's institutions (LCIs), and makes recommendations to the Legislature regarding the restructuring or continuation of the current funding mechanism. It examines the structure and the operational impact of the current funding formula on local education agencies (LEAs) in California and identifies problems that tend to reduce program effectiveness.
 

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December 1, 1983 - 
 This report reviews the revised feasibility report on the Statewide Public Assistance Network (SPAN) prepared by Arthur Andersen and Company. In addition, the report presents five options available to the Legislature for continuing the development of statewide computer systems that could improve the administration of public assistance programs in California.
 

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April 1, 1983 - 
 The Conference Committee on the 1982 Budget Bill added language to
Section 4.00 requiring the Legislative Analyst and the California
Information Technology Advisory Board to perform independent reviews of
electronic data processing (EDP) control and uses in California state
government, and to submit separate reports to the Legislature in January
1983. A copy of the specific language adopted by the Legislature is
included in this report as Appendix A.
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